Custom CNC Machining Services
Your drawings. Production-ready parts.
Xunke CNC machines custom metal and plastic components for international product teams—from first prototypes to repeat production batches.
Machining Capabilities
One manufacturing partner for complex custom parts.
Send a 3D model and drawing. We review geometry, material, tolerance, finish and quantity before selecting the right machining route.

CNC Milling
Precision milling for housings, brackets, plates and complex prismatic components.

CNC Turning
Turned shafts, bushings, pins and threaded parts with secondary milling options.

Multi-axis Machining
Fewer setups for angled features, contoured surfaces and demanding part geometry.

Prototype & Production
Use one workflow for design validation, pilot builds and scheduled repeat orders.
Why Xunke CNC
We solve the manufacturing details behind the drawing.
DFM before machining
Potential issues with access, wall thickness, tolerance and finishing are reviewed before production.
Process matched to the part
Milling, turning and secondary operations are planned around geometry, material and volume.
Drawing-based inspection
Critical dimensions and agreed requirements are checked against the released drawing.
Ready for assembly
Deburring, surface finishing, marking and packing can be coordinated as part of the order.
Industries We Support
Parts engineered for where they have to work.
We translate functional requirements into practical machining, inspection and finishing plans.
Robotics & Automation
Mounts, end-effectors, frames, actuator parts and precision interfaces.
Aerospace Components
Lightweight brackets, fixtures and complex aluminum components.
Medical Equipment
Precision housings, instrument components and development hardware.
Automotive & Mobility
Prototype housings, fixtures, performance parts and production components.
Electronics & Optics
Heat sinks, instrument bodies, optical mounts and protective enclosures.
Industrial Equipment
Machine components, replacement parts, jigs and production tooling.
Manufacturing & Quality
Quality requirements travel with the part.
The inspection scope is agreed from your drawing, tolerance priorities and end use. Documentation can be prepared around the order requirements.
Drawing revision control
Production and inspection follow the confirmed file and revision.
In-process checks
Critical features are checked during machining to reduce downstream risk.
Final inspection
Dimensions, appearance, quantity and packing are verified before release.
How We Work
Six clear steps from CAD file to delivered parts.
Send drawings
Share 3D files, 2D drawings, material, quantity and target date.
DFM & quotation
We review feasibility, tolerances, finish and the machining route.
Confirm the order
Approve scope, revision, price, schedule and inspection requirements.
Machine the parts
Material preparation, CNC operations and required secondary processes.
Inspect & pack
Final verification, documentation and part-protective packing.
Ship & repeat
International delivery support and revision-controlled repeat orders.
Typical Part Programs
Different parts. One accountable workflow.
These examples describe common sourcing needs, not published customer claims.
Complex aluminum actuator bracket
Multi-side milling, threaded features and controlled datum relationships for assembly alignment.
Prototype housing to repeat batch
A consistent machining and inspection route that can continue after design validation.
Precision mount with finished surfaces
Critical bores, fine features and coordinated finishing prepared for final assembly.
Order Documentation
Traceable information, matched to your requirements.
Tell us which records your team needs during quotation. Availability depends on the material, process and agreed inspection scope.
CNC Machining FAQ
What to confirm before we quote your parts.
Which file formats should I send?
Send a 3D CAD file such as STEP together with a dimensioned 2D drawing when tolerances, threads, finishes or inspection points need to be controlled.
Which materials can you machine?
Common projects use aluminum, stainless steel, carbon steel, brass, copper and engineering plastics. Final availability is confirmed against the drawing and order quantity.
Can you support both prototypes and production quantities?
Yes. The machining route is planned around the current quantity and the likelihood of repeat orders so the project can scale without losing revision control.
What tolerances can you achieve?
Tolerance capability depends on part size, geometry, material, datum strategy and inspection method. Mark critical tolerances on the drawing so they can be reviewed before quotation.
Can you provide surface finishing and inspection reports?
Finishing, marking, material documents and dimensional reports can be coordinated when specified during quotation.
Request A Quote
Send your CAD files. We will review the manufacturing details.
Include material, quantity, finish, critical tolerances and required delivery date for a more useful quotation.