Your drawing gets read by an engineer before you get a price
Send your file to our engineering team, not a quote form. They review it for manufacturability, flag anything that won't machine well, and price what you actually drew.
- An engineer checks tolerance, wall thickness, and tooling access before pricing, not after your first batch fails
- One team, from your first email to the day it ships
- Ask for an NDA before you send anything, if you need one
- No MOQ. Start with a single sample if you're not ready for a production order
- Custom CNC parts in as fast as 15 days
One Team, Start to Finish
Our engineering team reviews your drawing, prices it, and stays on your order through production and shipping. You're not handed to a new contact at each stage, and you're not filing a support ticket when something needs a second look.
We're the ones who answer when you email a drawing or send a message on WhatsApp. Not a shared sales inbox monitored by whoever's free.
What working with us actually looks like
An automated quoting tool prices whatever you upload without anyone reading it. Ours doesn't work that way. Tap or hover a card for the detail.
An engineer checks your part first
Every RFQ goes through a manufacturability review before pricing — tolerance issues, wall thickness, tooling access are flagged before you commit, not after the first batch fails.
One team, start to finish
The person who quotes your part is the same person managing it through production and shipping — no hand-off, no re-explaining your spec to someone new.
Every process, one supplier
CNC, molding, sheet metal, casting, 3D printing and EDM under one system — you're not juggling five vendors and five sets of paperwork for one assembly.
One supplier, every process
Manufacturing processes coordinated under one engineering team — no juggling separate vendors.
CNC Machining
3, 4 and 5-axis milling and turning in metals and plastics.
Contract Manufacturing
Full part and assembly ownership, engineer to engineer.
Rapid Prototyping
Design-verification parts in days, with DFM feedback.
Injection Molding
Tooling and molding for bridge and volume production.
Sheet Metal
Laser cutting, bending and stamping for enclosures and brackets.
3D Printing
Additive prototyping in plastics and metals.
Die Casting
High-pressure die casting for aluminum and zinc parts at volume.
Urethane Casting
Cast urethane parts and low-volume runs without hard tooling.
Compression Molding
Compression molded rubber and composite parts from finished tooling.
EDM
Wire and sinker EDM for hardened materials.
What happens to your drawing after you send it
The question every buyer has and most never ask out loud.
Who actually sees it
Your drawing goes to the engineer reviewing it for manufacturability, then to the machinists building your order. It doesn't get forwarded outside the people working on your part.
NDA before you send anything
If your drawing needs an NDA in place first, ask for one before you send the file. We'll sign it. We just don't send one unprompted, so ask if you need it.
Your design isn't reused
Your file is used to quote and build your order, not kept on file to reference for other customers' parts.
From drawing to shipped part in four steps
The same team stays with your part from quote to delivery.
Send your drawing
Email or WhatsApp your CAD file (STEP, IGES, SLDPRT or DXF), material, quantity, and deadline. No account, no quote-builder to guess at.
Manufacturability review
An engineer checks tolerance stack-up, wall thickness, and tooling access, and flags anything that won't machine as drawn.
Engineer-reviewed quote
Your price is based on the part as drawn, with any suggested changes noted separately. Not a number generated from your file size.
Build, inspect, ship
First article and final inspection against your print. Dimensional reports and traceability documentation ship with every order.
Start with a sample run
No MOQ means no MOQ. Order a single part or a small batch to check fit, finish, and how we handle your file before you commit to volume. Same manufacturability review, same team as a production quote.
Built for parts that get audited, not just ordered
Where tolerance, traceability, and repeatability aren't optional.
ISO 9001, IATF 16949, ISO 13485, ISO 14001
Each certification unlocks a different class of buyer, not just a wall plaque. Full breakdown, plus our 4-step inspection process, on the Quality & Certifications page.
See Quality & Certifications →Common questions
No MOQ. We quote single prototypes the same way we quote production runs, and scale with you from there.
Yes. Ask for our NDA before you send anything and we'll get it signed first. We don't send one unprompted, so ask if you need it in place.
Our engineering team. They review your drawing, price it, and stay on your order through production and shipping, so you're not routed to a different contact at each stage.
Send us a drawing. Get a real engineer's answer.
Upload your CAD file, materials, and target quantity — we'll come back with a manufacturability review and a quote.