Round and shaft-type parts
CNC turning suits turned diameters, threads, bores, faces and profiles where the geometry is primarily rotational.
Compare turning and NC routesFrom first sample to repeat production, we review the features, material, quantity and finish that determine the right turning, milling or multi-axis process route.
The most useful RFQ explains what the part must achieve. We then confirm the practical manufacturing route instead of forcing every part through the same machine.
CNC turning suits turned diameters, threads, bores, faces and profiles where the geometry is primarily rotational.
Compare turning and NC routesCNC milling and five-axis machining are reviewed for flats, pockets, slots and features on several sides of the part.
Review process routesRepeat small turned parts are assessed by size, material, thread, tolerance and expected volume before the route is confirmed.
View turned-part applicationsShare the drawing, material, quantity and finish. We review the manufacturing route, identify features that need clarification and coordinate the workshop process through dimensional inspection.
A lower number is not automatically a lower project cost. Engineers and purchasing teams need to know that each supplier reviewed the same requirements.
Confirm the drawing revision, 3D model status, critical features, datum and any permitted deviations before comparing prices.
Review drawing controlsCheck that each quote uses the same material grade and quantity split, and that finish is defined by area rather than one general note.
Use the RFQ checklistAsk what will be measured, what records are included, how parts are protected and what remains excluded from the quoted scope.
Inspection and quality controlMaterial and application context determine the stock, cutting route, inspection focus and finishing sequence.
Confirmed materials include 303, 304, 316, 316L and 904-series stainless steel, brass, copper, titanium and iron. For 904-series material, confirm the exact grade and documentation in the RFQ.
Compare materialsCNC-machined and hand-polished watch components where fit, visible surfaces and assembly interfaces must be reviewed together.
Watch case machiningDrawing-based bodies, ports and connection features for liquid-cooling assemblies, with pressure and test scope defined by the project.
Liquid-cooling componentsSmall turned and machined hardware with material grade, thread, head form and critical fit defined by the drawing.
Titanium turned partsWe review CNC turning, CNC milling, five-axis machining, automatic lathe turning, drilling, tapping and precision grinding against the drawing, material, feature access and quantity. Machining and inspection are handled in our Dongguan workshop.
Our confirmed material range includes 303, 304, 316, 316L and 904-series stainless steel, brass, copper, titanium and iron. For 904-series material, the exact grade, specification and documentation requirement are confirmed in the RFQ.
Yes. Sample development and production quantities of 1,000+ pieces can be reviewed together. The process route and inspection requirements are confirmed against the drawing before production.
Polishing, brushing, blasting and engraving can be completed in-house. PVD, plating and stone setting are coordinated with qualified finishing partners where required. Visible faces, masking and acceptance requirements are confirmed in the RFQ.
Send the part, material, quantity, finish and critical dimensions. We will confirm the process route and next step.