CNC machining and sheet metal fabrication for robotics and automation teams. One engineer owns your DFM, sourcing, inspection and delivery — from 10 to 500 parts.
Machined components and formed sheet metal assemblies are quoted by the same engineering team, so tolerances, finishes and interfaces stay consistent across the whole build.
Mounting brackets, base plates, sensor housings and fixtures in aluminum, stainless and titanium — machined from 10 to 500 parts.
Brackets, control panel enclosures, covers and frames — cut, formed and finished as one project, so the hardware and finish actually line up.
We would rather decline a feature than miss it. Every critical dimension is checked against machine capability and inspection method during the quote review.
| CNC maximum part size | TBC — awaiting factory equipment list |
|---|---|
| CNC tolerance (typical) | TBC — awaiting process capability data |
| CNC surface roughness | TBC |
| Sheet metal thickness range | TBC — awaiting laser and brake specifications |
| Maximum bend length | TBC — press brake tonnage and bed length |
| Sheet metal tolerance | TBC |
| Materials | Aluminum, stainless steel, carbon steel, titanium, brass, copper, engineering plastics |
| Surface finishes | TBC — in-house vs outsourced |
| Quality system | TBC — certificate required |
| Standard lead time | TBC — prototype / small batch / repeat order |
TBC Orange fields are placeholders. They must be replaced with verified factory data before launch.
3D model plus 2D drawing. Tell us quantity, finish and any hard deadline.
We check geometry, tolerances, material and process routing before pricing.
A firm price with lead time, plus notes on the features that drive cost.
Parts are made to the approved drawing and checked before packing.
Express or air freight, with packing photos and tracking.
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A robot or automation build mixes machined brackets, sheet metal enclosures, sensor mounts and fixtures. We quote them as one project, against one tolerance stack.
Arm brackets, base plates, sensor mounts, fixtures and control enclosures for robot builds.
Robotics manufacturing →Frames, enclosures and machined assemblies for automation and process equipment.
Industrial fabrication →Fixtures, instrument enclosures and brackets for lab, test and inspection equipment.
Lab equipment parts →Prototype and non-critical components only. Compliance scope confirmed per project.
Aerospace machining →Machinability, distortion and finishing behaviour change with alloy and temper. Each material page covers grades, cutting strategy and the finishes that work.
Three case studies are reserved for the first delivered projects. Each one will document the challenge, the DFM change, the tolerance achieved and the lead time.
Challenge, DFM change, tolerance, lead time and customer outcome.
Challenge, DFM change, tolerance, lead time and customer outcome.
Challenge, DFM change, tolerance, lead time and customer outcome.
Most suppliers send a price and wait for you to discover the problems in production. We put the manufacturability review in front of the price.
Start a quoteThin walls, deep pockets, impossible tolerances and unnecessary finishes are flagged before you commit.
Your drawing is reviewed by the same person who routes the job, so the quote and the process match.
Drawings are treated as confidential, shared only with the people producing the part, and covered by NDA on request.
Direct access to the manufacturing base that supplies global hardware programs, without the layers.
Most quotes are returned within 24 hours on business days. Each quote is reviewed by an engineer and includes manufacturability feedback on the features that drive cost.
STEP, STP, IGES, X_T, PDF, DWG and DXF are accepted. For assemblies, upload a ZIP archive. 2D drawings are required when tolerances, finishes or inspection requirements are not defined in the 3D model.
We focus on 10 to 500 piece runs, including mixed projects that combine machined parts, sheet metal brackets and enclosures. Single prototypes are quoted when they are part of a larger program.
Yes. We can sign a mutual NDA before you share drawings, and all customer files are treated as confidential.
Yes. Most of our target customers are 5 to 100 person robotics, automation and lab equipment teams moving from prototype to a first production build. We quote the whole bill of parts, not just a single component.
Yes. We ship worldwide by express and air freight, with FOB, CIF and DDP terms available depending on destination.
Price, lead time and DFM notes in one reply — reviewed by an engineer, not a sales script.