Low-Volume CNC Production
We machine pilot and repeat batches to the approved drawing for each part number. Each release has its own quantity, material, finishing and inspection requirements.
ISO 9001 certifiedMade to your drawing · Hangzhou, China
One controlled specification per component
In a mixed-part order, each line item has its own drawing revision, quantity and acceptance requirements.
- Part identity
- Part number, units and controlled model / drawing revision. Identify the controlling file if requirements conflict.
- Quantity and release
- Quantity for each line item, requested release dates and destination. Keep expected repeat demand or forecast separate from the order.
- Material and finish
- Exact grade, condition, stock form, treatment and approved alternatives for every part number.
- Appearance and packing
- Cosmetic faces, protected fits, edges, part identification and packaging requirements for each item.
- Shared interfaces
- Identify components that must fit together, their datums and the inspection results that control assembly.
A practical batch size depends on the part geometry and workholding as well as its material, finishing and inspection requirements.
Approve the first parts, then release the batch
The quotation and order set hold points, sampling and approval responsibility.
Before the first parts
Approve the production revision, critical features, datums and acceptance limits. Agree measurement methods, first-article and dimensional report format, and whether production waits for approval.
Review the result
Review first-article measurements, in-process and final sampling. Keep part / batch identification, material and finishing traceability. Record nonconformances and authorized deviations.
Release or change
Name the approver and record the release date and decision. Authorize changed specifications before machining; repeat releases use the approved baseline and change-control process.
Keep the repeat release and packing aligned
- Keep the approved part number, revision, grade, condition and finish with each release.
- Review authorized changes for their effect on shared interfaces and sampling.
- Protect working surfaces, threads, cosmetic faces and vulnerable edges.
- Agree part identification, quantities per pack, required records and delivery responsibilities.
Confirm the packing for this order
The packing plan separates the parts, protects working interfaces and labels each pack with part number, revision and quantity.
Packing and shipping checklistRequest a small-batch quote
- Part numbers, approved revisions and quantity for each initial release
- Expected repeat demand as a forecast, with requested release dates for confirmation
- Material, condition, finish and approved alternatives per line item
- First-article hold points, sampling, traceability records and change approval
- Packing, identification, required documentation and delivery destination
- Commercial terms and actual order quantities to be agreed separately
You can order from 1 piece. Production takes 7-14 business days after drawing and order confirmation, including finishing. Shipping takes additional time. Your quotation confirms the schedule for the quantity and requirements agreed.
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