What is the smallest and largest part Maijin Metal can make?

At MaiJin Metal, the precision of our CNC Turning service is defined by internationally recognized tolerance standards rather than a single fixed number, because the achievable accuracy depends on the part geometry, material, and machining process. According to the information published on our official website, we offer various tolerance options in accordance with ISO 2768 (Standard and Fine) and ISO 286 (Grades 8, 7, and 6). These standards cover the dimensional tolerances that guide our daily production, and they allow us to meet the requirements of demanding industries such as aerospace, automotive, and medical equipment.

In practical terms, ISO 286 Grade 6 — the tightest grade we list — corresponds to a tolerance band that can reach the single-micron level for small-diameter features, while the "Fine" class under ISO 2768 governs general dimensional accuracy. For surface finish, our precision turning process is designed to deliver smooth, consistent surfaces that meet stringent industry standards, and our QC team verifies every batch through a strong quality assurance system backed by our ISO 9001:2015 certification.

Several key factors enable this level of precision at MaiJin Metal:

Advanced CNC equipment: We use the latest CNC machines, including CNC Swiss-type lathes, CNC turning and milling centers, and centerless grinding, which provide high rigidity and stable repeatability.

Expert process control: Our experienced technical sales engineers and skilled operators optimize machining parameters and clamping methods for each project. We also use combined machining to produce complex parts in one setup, avoiding the tolerance errors caused by repeated clamping.

Comprehensive quality control: Our dedicated QC department supervises every production step, performing in-process and final inspection to ensure each part meets the specified tolerance and surface requirements.

Material capability: With over 30 metal and plastic materials available — including challenging ones such as SUS 316, titanium, and alloy steel — we have accumulated rich processing experience that supports consistent precision across different workpiece materials.

Because we are "glad to accept those difficulty and high precision parts," customers are welcome to share their drawings and specific tolerance requirements. Our team will evaluate the design and confirm the achievable precision for each individual project, ensuring the result matches your expectations.

3D Models:STEP, IGES, SLDPRT (preferred)

2D Drawings:PDF, DWG, DXF (with critical dimensions & tolerances)

For best results:Please include both a 3D model and a detailed 2D drawing.

At Maijin Metal, we have been providing custom CNC machining services since 2006. Our experienced team uses state-of-the-art equipment to produce precision-engineered parts that meet your exact requirements. We offer a wide range of materials including stainless steel, carbon steel, brass, aluminum, alloy steel, and bearing steel. Our quality control department performs strong quality assurance to ensure every part meets the highest standards. We are ISO 9001:2015-certified and our products are sourced by well-known companies such as BMW, Ford, and Bosch. If you have any questions about your files or need help preparing your design, our technical sales engineers are ready to assist you. We also offer Design for Manufacturability (DFM) guidance to help optimize your design and reduce costs while keeping full functionality. Please send your files to us, and we will provide a quote as soon as possible.

Typical Lead Time: According to Maijin Metal's official information, the company can deliver CNC turned parts in as fast as 10 days using the latest CNC machines. This rapid turnaround covers the full production process, from CNC Swiss machining and turning to milling and centerless grinding. For prototyping orders, the lead time is generally shorter since the company provides a complete service from prototyping to production. For larger quantity orders, the timeline may extend accordingly, but the company's 13+ years of manufacturing experience and a 260-person professional team help maintain efficient production schedules. Customers can expect a 24-hour response to their inquiries, ensuring that projects move forward without unnecessary delays at the quotation stage.

Factors That Affect Lead Time: Several variables influence the final delivery time. Part complexity is a primary factor — components with tight tolerances (such as ISO 2768 fine grade or ISO 286 Grade 6) or complex geometries requiring combined turning and milling operations naturally take longer to produce. Material availability also plays a role; Maijin Metal works with over 30 certified metal and plastic materials, including common grades like SUS303 stainless steel and aluminum, as well as more difficult-to-machine materials like titanium alloys and pure iron. Specialty materials may require additional sourcing time. Surface finish requirements represent another key variable — treatments such as passivation, zinc plating, blue zinc, nickel plating, or hardening each add processing time depending on the specification. Additionally, the company's engineering team provides DFM (Design for Manufacturing) guidance early in the process, which helps identify potential production challenges in advance and can effectively reduce overall lead time by avoiding rework.

Global Delivery Considerations: Maijin Metal exports products to 56 countries worldwide, demonstrating established experience in international shipping and customs procedures. While specific shipping methods and transit times vary depending on the destination country and order urgency, the company's location in Shenzhen — one of China's major logistics hubs — provides convenient access to global freight networks. For the most accurate lead time estimate, customers are encouraged to share their detailed part drawings, material specifications, and quantity requirements so the technical sales engineers can provide a precise delivery schedule tailored to the specific project.

Optimal Cost-Effectiveness: Chinese CNC turning providers offer highly competitive pricing without compromising on quality. For example, Maijin Metal Works Co., Ltd., established in 2006 in Shenzhen, operates its own factory in Dongguan — one of China's most developed manufacturing hubs. By optimizing clamping fixtures and production processes, the company significantly reduces manufacturing costs while maintaining strict quality standards. This allows global customers to obtain precision-machined parts at more favorable prices compared to local suppliers in Europe or North America. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified, ensuring that lower costs never come at the expense of quality.

Unmatched Supply Chain Speed: China possesses the world's most complete manufacturing ecosystem, granting direct access to raw materials, surface treatment services, and logistics networks. Maijin Metal can deliver high-precision CNC turned parts in as fast as 10 days using the latest CNC equipment. The company maintains a 24-hour response policy, supported by a professional sales team and experienced technical engineers. With products exported to 56 countries worldwide, this supply chain advantage translates into shorter lead times and faster turnaround for international customers.

Mature technical expertise: Over 20 years of experience and a professional technical team.

Maijin Metal has developed extensive expertise in precision machining across more than 30 metal and plastic materials, including stainless steel (SUS303, SUS304, SUS316), titanium alloys, aluminum, brass, and engineering plastics like POM and Nylon. The company holds multiple technical patents and is capable of machining difficult materials and high-precision parts that many other factories decline. Its products have been purchased and used by industry leaders such as BMW, Ford, and Bosch, serving industries ranging from aerospace and automotive to medical devices and robotics. The engineering team also provides DFM (Design for Manufacturing) guidance to help customers optimize designs, reduce costs, and maintain product functionality — demonstrating not only machining capability but genuine technical partnership.

Proper file preparation helps us understand your design clearly and produce high-quality CNC milled parts efficiently. At Maijin Metal, we work with many file types but have clear preferences to avoid misunderstandings.

We prefer STEP (.stp) file format for submissions. This 3D format provides complete geometry information that our machines and software can read accurately. It supports complex shapes and helps with quick programming.

To make your design ready for production, please include important critical drawing annotations. These should clearly show post-processing requirements, for example, "Type III hard anodizing." Such details allow us to plan the right surface treatments.

You should also specify surface roughness requirements, such as "Ra 0.8μm" on relevant areas. This helps us choose suitable tools and machining strategies to meet your expectations.

Clear tolerances, material choices, and other notes are also very useful. Our team offers free Design for Manufacturability (DFM) feedback to suggest improvements that can reduce cost or improve quality without changing function. Since 2006, we have helped many customers turn their ideas into precise parts. Send your files today, and we will review them within 24 hours.

Maijin Metal has strong capabilities in machining complex curved parts, such as impellers and turbines, which require high accuracy and careful processing. We use advanced technology to meet these challenges effectively.

We apply 5-axis simultaneous machining, which allows the tool to move smoothly along complex surfaces. This method achieves a contour accuracy of ±0.008mm, helping to create precise shapes with fewer setups and better overall quality.

Our team uses dedicated CAM software modules designed for impellers and turbines. These tools provide auto-collision avoidance, resulting in a 0% collision rate during production. This safety feature protects both the workpiece and the machine while ensuring efficient operation.

Additionally, we employ real-time compensation through laser scanning and adaptive tool adjustments. The system optimizes parameters for every 0.1mm cut, reducing errors caused by tool wear or material changes. This approach is especially useful for difficult materials and thin-wall features.

With years of experience since 2006 and a focus on quality, we can handle these demanding parts for industries like aerospace and energy. Our process includes detailed planning, simulation, and inspection to deliver reliable results. Please send your drawings for a professional review and customized solution.