Inside the Facility

What happens in each production area, and — just as importantly — what we do not do in-house. We describe the workflow honestly rather than publishing an equipment count or floor area we cannot verify.

Short answer

Xinyuanmu Precision operates a precision machining facility in Shenzhen, China. Production covers CNC milling, CNC turning, inspection and packing. Inspection includes first-article verification on new part numbers and dimensional reporting. Forging, casting, heat treatment, welding and grinding are subcontracted to audited suppliers and remain under our incoming-inspection gate; those are the operations that leave the building.

Production areas

What sits in each part of the workflow

How a part moves from raw material to a packed, inspected shipment — and where the tolerance-critical work happens.

CNC machining centres in a production area

CNC Machining

3-axis, 4-axis and 5-axis milling for prismatic and contoured parts.

Milling covers plates, brackets, housings, manifolds and fixtures. Critical features are finished in as few setups as the geometry allows, because repositioning is the main source of tolerance stack-up. Toolpaths are verified before the first cut.

CNC lathes arranged in a turning area

CNC Turning

Turning with live tooling for shafts, fittings and threaded parts.

Live tooling allows cross-holes, flats and slots without a second machine, which removes one setup and a repositioning error from the schedule. Diameters and features share a single datum wherever the part allows.

Dimensional inspection of a machined part

Inspection

First-article inspection, dimensional reporting and material traceability.

New part numbers receive first-article inspection against the drawing before production. Material certificates and, on request, heat-number traceability travel with the parts so a shipment can be defended in a quality audit.

Assembly and packing bench

Assembly & Packing

Hardware installation, kitting and export packing.

Assemblies can ship kitted with the correct fastener count per unit, removing a counting step at receiving. Export packing protects machined and reference surfaces, with clean packaging available where contamination matters.

Photographs

The production areas

Audits and visits

Come and look at it

A factory page is a claim; a visit is evidence. We can arrange a customer visit or a remote video walk-through covering the route your part will take — incoming material, machining, inspection and packing. Where a programme requires a formal audit against a certified system, we will tell you honestly whether we can meet it today.

  • On-site visits arranged by appointment
  • Remote video walk-through of the production areas
  • Records available: material certificates, inspection reports, setup records
  • NDA signed before any customer drawing is shown during a tour

Arrange a visit

What we do not do in-house

  • Forging and casting
  • Heat treatment
  • Welding and fabrication
  • Grinding and lapping
  • Non-destructive testing (X-ray, ultrasonic)

These are subcontracted to audited suppliers and remain under our incoming-inspection gate. Saying so is more useful to a buyer than a facility list that claims everything.

Send drawings, get a review and a quote

Send a STEP file and a 2D drawing. You get a fixed-price quotation with lead time and a written DFM note — no obligation, and no sales call unless you ask for one.