We have established a comprehensive quality management system, with an experienced team ensuring product precision and consistency throughout the entire process.
Our quality procedures include: Incoming Material Inspection → First Article Inspection (FAI) → In-Process Sampling → Outgoing Quality Control (OQC). Each step adheres to strict standards, guaranteeing stable processes and consistent dimensions.
Equipped with CMMs, optical projectors, calipers, and hardness testers, we provide CMM reports, dimensional reports, and full inspection records, maintaining tolerances within ±0.005–0.01 mm.
We support customized acceptance criteria and inspection plans tailored to client requirements, ensuring full traceability and reliable quality assurance from design to delivery.
When designing custom CNC parts, buyers should clearly identify:
Critical dimensions and GD&T requirements
Hole diameter, depth and positional tolerance
Surface roughness requirements
Thread standards and inspection methods
Flatness, parallelism and perpendicularity requirements
Cosmetic and non-cosmetic surfaces
Post-machining heat treatment or surface finishing
Assembly, fit and functional testing requirements
Our engineers review these requirements before programming and may suggest changes to wall thickness, corner radii, hole depth, tool access or tolerance allocation. These recommendations can reduce machining time and cost without affecting the intended function of the part.