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Precision component manufacturing covers every step between a drawing and a finished, assembly-ready part. The work is grouped into three capability families — sheet metal fabrication, CNC machining, and mold design & manufacturing — so one project can move from prototype to volume without being re-quoted by a new supplier at each stage.
Engineering review happens before production starts. Drawings, tolerances, materials and process route are checked together, and any risk is raised while changes are still cheap.

Bending, stamping, surface finishing and the secondary operations that make a part assembly-ready, run under one project and one quality system.
Press-brake forming for flat sheet and rotary-draw or roll bending for tube, programmed for repeatable angles on brackets, enclosures, frames and piping.
Progressive, transfer and deep-draw tooling turns flat sheet into high-volume parts at low unit cost, with pilot runs available before tooling is finalised.
Abrasive grinding brings parts to final size and finish; mechanical, electrolytic and mirror polishing handle cosmetic and corrosion-critical surfaces.
Tapping, drilling, PEM insertion and riveting handled in-house, so assembly-ready parts ship in one lot instead of moving between vendors.
| CNC Bending (Sheet Metal) | Tube Bending | |
|---|---|---|
| Input material | Flat sheets | Tubes and pipes |
| Process | Press brake bending | Rotary draw or roll bending |
| Shapes | Angles and folds | Curves and arcs |
| Applications | Enclosures, brackets | Frames, pipelines |
Milling, turning and grinding on 3- to 5-axis equipment with CMM inspection and finishing — from single prototypes to repeat production runs.
Rotating cutters shape prismatic and 3D parts from solid, with 3-axis, 4-axis, 5-axis and high-speed strategies for brackets, housings and mold cores.
The workpiece rotates against a stationary tool to produce shafts, bushings, pins and fittings, including Swiss-type work for long, slender parts.
Bonded abrasive wheels finish hardened parts to the size and surface quality that cutting alone cannot hold.
CNC hobbing for gears, wire EDM for hard and intricate profiles, plus tapping and drilling — the secondary processes that complete a machined part.
| CNC Milling | CNC Turning | CNC Grinding | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Process type | Rotating tool, stationary workpiece | Stationary tool, rotating workpiece | Abrasive removal with bonded wheels |
| Typical tolerance | ±0.025–±0.05 mm | ±0.025–±0.05 mm (±0.005 Swiss-type) | ±0.002–±0.01 mm |
| Surface roughness Ra | 1.6–3.2 μm (0.8 μm finishing) | 1.6–3.2 μm (0.8 μm finishing) | 0.2–0.8 μm (0.05 μm superfinishing) |
| Workpiece shape | Prismatic, 3D, cavities | Cylindrical, shafts, discs | Cylindrical, flat, form-ground |
| Best applications | Brackets, housings, mold cores | Shafts, bushings, pins, fittings | Bearing journals, gauges, precision shafts |
Tooling designed and built in-house: injection, die casting, stamping and blow molds, plus insert and prototype tooling for validation and pilot runs.
Precision molds for mass production of plastic parts, built for consistency, tight tolerances and long service life.
Best for: consumer electronics, automotive components, medical devices
High-strength molds for aluminium and zinc parts with complex geometries and high-volume output.
Best for: automotive housings, heat sinks, structural metal components
Custom dies for punching, bending and deep drawing that keep sheet metal production fast and cost-effective.
Best for: metal brackets, enclosures, automotive sheet metal parts
Molds for hollow plastic parts made by blow molding, suited to lightweight, high-volume products.
Best for: plastic bottles, containers, tanks, packaging products
Molds that combine several materials or components into one part, improving strength, function and assembly efficiency.
Best for: electronics connectors, medical components, multi-material products
Cost-effective molds in aluminium or low-hardness steel for rapid prototyping, pilot production and design validation.
Best for: product validation, pilot production, design testing
This precision parts manufacturer whose overseas expansion is supported by FangService adopts a model that combines order-taking and business communication in Shenzhen with production at its own factory in Huizhou.
The company is established in Pingshan, Shenzhen, with its production base located in Hengfa Industrial Zone, Baishi, Qiuchang, Huiyang District, Huizhou. Having focused on precision metal stamping for many years, it serves manufacturing customers in the Shenzhen–Dongguan–Huizhou region nearby; and drawing on rich experience of indirectly serving overseas customers over many years, it is now going all out to expand into the global market.
From mold design and sample prototyping to mass production, the entire production process is under its own control, with strict management of product precision and quality, delivering a stable supply of various metal components to customers.
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Get a Free Quote±0.05 mm is routine for sheet metal work, while CNC turning and grinding reach ±0.005–±0.01 mm on critical features. The achievable figure depends on material, geometry and inspection method, so it is confirmed during engineering review.
Yes. Prototypes start at a single piece and first articles are typically ready in 1–2 weeks; the same process route is then scaled up for volume production.
STEP, IGES, DWG, DXF and PDF files, or a physical sample for reverse engineering. Drawings are covered by an NDA and used only for your project.
Yes. Bending, stamping, machining, finishing and assembly can run as one project with a single quality record, which avoids re-quoting between vendors.
First-article inspection reports, dimensional inspection reports and material certificates; PPAP or your own templates can be followed.
Air and sea shipments under EXW, FOB, CIF or DDP terms, with tracking and regular status updates until the goods arrive.