Jingchuan.Precision

Small Batch CNC Machining

Drawing-based CNC machining for limited batches, pilot assemblies and replacement parts. Compare quantity options and clarify setup and inspection costs.

Upload your drawing

Get a quotation for a defined, limited run of machined parts. Small-batch CNC machining suits a pilot assembly, a short project, test fixtures or replacement components when the immediate order is more important than a long-term production schedule. Send the actual quantity and drawings so we can assess the work required.

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Define the batch and the part mix

List every part number, revision and quantity in the order. A batch of identical parts differs from an assembly containing several unrelated components: each geometry can require its own programming, setup and inspection. For mating components, identify the interfaces and whether you need the parts labeled or supplied as matched sets. The goal is to quote the complete batch rather than assume all items share the same process.

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Understand setup cost and quantity options

Programming, workholding and first-piece checks are distributed across fewer pieces in a limited run. If your quantity is flexible, request comparisons for specific alternatives—for example, 10, 25 and 50 pieces—rather than asking for an undefined bulk discount. These are quotation examples, not minimum-order promises. Simplifying a noncritical feature or standardizing a thread may reduce effort, but any drawing change needs your approval.

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Prepare a complete one-off order

Include the material grade, finish, critical tolerances, drawing revision and required delivery date. For replacement parts, a worn sample may not fully define the original dimensions or material; provide the available engineering information and agree what must be confirmed before manufacture. Decide whether you need a first-piece review, inspection report or assembly labeling. Final feasibility, minimum practical quantity, price and lead time depend on the reviewed part and batch.

Questions before requesting a quote

Is there a universal minimum order quantity?

No universal MOQ is promised on this page. Submit the requested quantity; the practical batch size and setup economics are reviewed for your part.

Can I combine different parts in one RFQ?

Yes. Supply a separate part number, drawing revision and quantity for each item. Each component is reviewed before an assembly or batch quotation is confirmed.

Send your drawing and project requirements

Include the revision, material, quantity and delivery destination. We will review the technical scope before confirming a quotation.