Custom CNC Machined Parts for Prototype and Production

Custom CNC machined parts in aluminium, stainless, titanium and plastics, with DFM review and first-article inspection for 1–10,000 piece programmes.

Precision machined metal components on a workbench
CNC milled components in aluminium and stainless steel.
Short answer

CNC machined parts are metal or plastic components produced by subtractive cutting on computer-controlled milling and turning centres. Xinyuanmu Precision machines custom parts from customer drawings across aluminium, stainless steel, titanium and engineering plastics, targeting ±0.05 mm on general dimensions and tighter bands on critical features, with a written DFM review before every quote and first-article inspection on new part numbers.

Scope: what this product page covers

This page covers milled and mill-turn parts with prismatic geometry: plates, brackets, manifolds, housings, base plates, heat sinks and fixtures. Parts that are primarily rotational belong on the turned components page. We machine to the tolerance stated on your drawing; the bands below are typical achievable targets, confirmed per part at first article.

Specifications

Part size rangeSmall to mid-format envelopes (confirm per drawing)
Tolerance (general)±0.05 mm typical
Tolerance (critical features)Tighter bands available; confirmed by FAI
Surface roughnessRa 0.4 µm achievable with finishing pass
Order quantity1 – 10,000 units per programme
Lead timeAgreed per quote, from prototype to small-batch
Axis capability3-axis, 4-axis and 5-axis milling
InspectionFirst-article inspection + material certificate

Materials

  • Aluminium 6061-T6, 7075-T6
  • Stainless 304, 316L, 17-4PH, SUS440C
  • Titanium Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V)
  • Brass and copper alloys
  • Engineering plastics: PEEK, POM, PC

Manufacturing process

  1. Drawing and DFM review Every order starts with a manufacturability review. We return a written note on features that drive cost — deep pockets, tight internal corners, thin walls and tolerances tighter than the process holds repeatably — before any price is committed.
  2. Material procurement Material is sourced against the specified grade with mill certificates. Heat-number traceability is available on request so a material problem can be isolated to specific parts.
  3. Programming and setup Toolpaths are verified before the first cut. Fixtures are chosen for the batch size — soft jaws for low volume, dedicated fixtures for repeat production.
  4. Machining Roughing and finishing are separated to control stress and thermal movement. Critical features are finished in a single setup wherever geometry allows, because repositioning is the main source of tolerance stack-up.
  5. Inspection and documentation First-article inspection against the drawing accompanies new part numbers. Dimensional reports and material certificates are provided per agreement.
From the shop floor

CNC Machined Precision Parts in production

Typical applications

  • Semiconductor equipment structural and support parts
  • Photonics and optical-mount components
  • Medical device instrument bodies and equipment parts
  • High-reliability industrial and instrumentation hardware
  • Robotics and automation brackets and fixtures
  • Research and NPI prototype hardware

Quality and documentation

  • First-article inspection on new part numbers
  • Material certificates with heat-number traceability on request
  • Dimensional inspection reports per lot
  • Written DFM review on every quote
  • NDA signed before any customer drawing is exchanged

What we do not do

We do not perform forging, casting, heat treatment, welding or grinding in-house; these operations are sourced to audited subcontractors under our incoming-inspection gate. We do not claim AS9100, ISO 13485 or ISO 9001 certifications that are not yet formally held by Xinyuanmu. Medical work is limited to non-implantable, non-patient-contact instrument and equipment components until a validated quality system is in place. Defense, aerospace, nuclear and controlled-semiconductor projects are reviewed through our compliance gate before any technical data is exchanged — we do not auto-quote or auto-source controlled drawings.

CNC Machined Precision Parts

Technical questions

What is the minimum order quantity for CNC machined parts?

One piece. There is no tooling charge on machined work, so a prototype and a production run use the same process — only the per-unit price changes with volume.

How tight a tolerance can you hold?

General dimensions are typically held to ±0.05 mm. Tighter bands on critical features are confirmed by first-article inspection against your drawing rather than quoted as a blanket number, because achievable tolerance depends on feature size, material and setup count.

Do you provide material certificates?

Yes. Mill test reports are available with shipments, and heat-number traceability can be provided on request. Dimensional inspection reports accompany first-article parts.

What file formats do you accept?

STEP (.stp/.step), IGES, X_T, SolidWorks, and a 2D PDF or DXF drawing with tolerances and GD&T. STEP plus a PDF drawing is the most reliable combination.

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.