MADE TO YOUR DRAWINGS · DONGGUAN, CHINA
Prototypes. Small batches. Repeat orders.
Custom parts made in Dongguan, China, with in-house CNC machining and inspection. Sheet metal and finishing through specialist partners.
Compare processes for housings, shafts, small turned parts and fabricated covers.
Compare CNC capabilitiesMultiple drawing numbers? Coordinate machining, finishing and partner-made parts in one order.
3-axis & 5-axis machining
Housings, brackets and multi-face parts. From a first prototype to a small production run.
Turning & turn-mill machining
Shafts, sleeves and precision turned components, with secondary milling where required.
Swiss-type precision parts
Small turned parts and connector components. Swiss-type samples start at 100 parts.
Partner manufacturing · OUJI coordination
Enclosures, covers and brackets, with laser cutting, bending and welding through vetted manufacturing partners.
Agree the critical features before machining. Review the inspection evidence before choosing your supplier.
Tolerance capability depends on the drawing, material, geometry and process. Finishing and inspection requirements are confirmed before production.
Review machining & inspection capabilityRobot-joint brass bushing
OD CHECK
One outside-diameter measurement on one part. This is a case result, not a batch capability study.
View the drawing & measurementSELECTED OUJI WORK
SMALL-BATCH MACHINING
Control features across multiple faces.
PROTOTYPING
Bare areas were selectively machined after black anodizing.
REPEAT ORDERS
Finishing issues resolved with OUJI’s plating partner; reorders about every six months.
Drawing review, production and inspection stay connected through the OUJI team.
Inspection methods, sampling and documentation are agreed with your quotation. OUJI is not currently ISO 9001 certified.
See inspection records & report optionsSend a drawing or start with a question.
Required: name, email and project requirements.
Quantity, timing and inspection — the details that help you get started.
Yes. CNC milling and turning samples start at 1 part. Swiss-type and micro-machining samples start at 100 parts. The production method and quantity are confirmed after reviewing your requirements.
Start with the part and quantity you need. Add a 3D model, 2D drawing, material, finish and critical dimensions where available. Files are optional for an initial discussion; manufacturing and firm pricing require the relevant technical details.
Response within 24 hours of receiving complete project details. Simple CNC parts can be ready for dispatch from 3 business days after drawing approval and technical confirmation. The quotation confirms your schedule; finishing, inspection and transit require their own allowance. Swiss-type timing is agreed separately.
OUJI’s typical machining tolerance is ±0.01 mm. Critical dimensions can reach ±0.005 mm after drawing and process review. Material, geometry, workholding, finishing and inspection method affect feasibility. These values are machining capabilities, not automatic tolerances for every feature.
OUJI directly operates CNC milling, turning, Swiss-type machining and dimensional inspection in Dongguan, China. Sheet metal fabrication, heat treatment and plating are coordinated through vetted partners. The manufacturing route and inspection requirements are agreed for your order.
Yes. OUJI retains drawing-number records and manufacturing assignments for repeat orders. Send the drawing revision, quantity and finish for each part number so changes can be reviewed before production. Multiple drawing numbers can be coordinated within one order.
OUJI is not currently ISO 9001 certified. In-house inspection includes two ZEISS CMMs. Material certificates, dimensional reports and sampling scope are agreed during quotation. Additional reports are charged for the personnel time needed to record results and prepare documentation; reporting time is confirmed with the quotation.
Yes. Email your NDA for review or request OUJI’s standard confidentiality agreement before sharing sensitive files. You can start an inquiry without uploading drawings.
