We manufacture custom metal parts for robotic arms, gear motors, reducers, dexterous hands, humanoid robots, robot dogs, and automation systems. Typical parts include housings, brackets, shafts, flanges, bearing seats, connectors, and small precision components.

Yes. We mainly manufacture custom parts based on customer drawings, 3D models, samples, or technical requirements. Our team can review the design, material, tolerance, and surface finish before production.

Yes. We support prototype machining, small batch production, and mass production. This is suitable for robotics companies during product development, testing, and assembly verification.

We can machine aluminum, stainless steel, steel, brass, copper, titanium, and engineering plastics. Aluminum is commonly used for lightweight robotic structures, while stainless steel and steel are often used for shafts, pins, brackets, and load-bearing parts.

Available surface finishes include anodizing, sandblasting, plating, black oxide, powder coating, polishing, and laser marking. The right finish depends on material, appearance, corrosion resistance, and assembly requirements.

Robotic systems require accurate assembly, stable motion, and reliable repeatability. Small machining errors may affect fitting, movement, vibration, wear, and service life, especially for joints, reducers, shafts, and compact structural parts.

Yes. Inspection reports can be provided according to customer requirements. We support dimensional inspection, thread checking, surface inspection, CMM measurement, and 2.5D measurement for precision parts.

You can send us your 2D drawings, 3D files, samples, material requirements, surface finish, tolerance, and quantity. Our team will review the details and provide a quotation with lead time.