Years of Experience in Machined Parts Manufacturing

We are equipped with a wide range of advanced machinery, including turning, milling, grinding, drilling, and CNC machining, providing full-process coverage. Whether for simple parts or complex structures, we offer one-stop solutions to meet diverse machining needs, ensuring both product quality and production efficiency.

Utilizing advanced high-precision CNC machines and a rigorous inspection system, we achieve critical dimensional tolerances of ±0.005 mm, meeting the stringent accuracy standards required by high-end fields such as precision instruments, medical devices, and optics.

Breaking traditional batch limitations, supporting single-piece customized production, eliminating the need for inventory, and reducing trial-and-error costs. From sample validation to small-batch requirements, we flexibly handle orders to help streamline your R&D and production processes.

Streamlined production processes and a dedicated professional team enable standard parts to be delivered in as fast as 5 days, with rush orders prioritized for expedited processing. Reduced lead times to help you respond quickly to the market and seize new opportunities.








OEMach engineers restore the complete process of a 15g wrist bracket for a humanoid robot, from dimensional failure of the φ1mm hole and M2 tap breakage to first-time assembly success. The article provides an in-depth breakdown of three core processes: drill-ream compensation for micro precision holes, low-stress clamping for roundness control on micro-parts, and zero-breakage M2 thread milling.
The difficulty in machining complex robot parts lies in the cumulative error from multiple setups. OEMach analyzes the 5-axis single-setup machining process, achieving ±0.005mm micron-level positional accuracy, and supports the rapid delivery of humanoid robot R&D.
The Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) is the "ultimate judge" of precision machining. Through 100% CMM inspection, we ensure the ±0.005mm accuracy of robot core components. A detailed inspection data report accompanies each shipment, making precision visible.
This article compares titanium alloys TA2 and TC4 in strength, ductility, corrosion resistance, and machinability. It clarifies the decision logic: use TC4 for high-strength/fatigue parts; choose TA2 for forming, welding, or cost-sensitive applications.
