Custom CNC Turning Services
Custom CNC Turning Services | Extreme 5μm Tolerance | Diverse Material Support | Flexible Production | Efficient Delivery | ISO 9001 Quality Certified
Our Machining Experts
A dedicated team of engineers and technicians ensuring precision, efficiency, and reliability across every machining process.
PROFESSIONAL CNC MACHINING SOLUTIONS
Reliable CNC machining partner delivering consistent quality, fast lead times, and precision parts for global industries.
CUSTOM CNC MANUFACTURING EXCELLENCE
Expert CNC machining services backed by consistent quality, reliable lead times, and industry-grade process control. Supporting aerospace, automotive, electronics, and medical manufacturing.
YOUR GLOBAL CNC MACHINING PARTNER
ISO 9001:2015 certified CNC machining facility serving worldwide clients. Professional solutions for all your precision manufacturing needs.
Welcome to MINHE
Who we are
Our expertice
Principles of our work
Who we are
PRECISION MANUFACTURING EXPERTS
We are a leading manufacturer specializing in high-precision manufacturing and custom production solutions. With state-of-the-art equipment and over 15 years of experience, we deliver superior quality parts that meet the most demanding specifications.
Core Capabilities:
• CNC Milling & Turning (Precision up to ±0.01mm)
• Precision Parts Manufacturing
• Prototype & Small Batch Production
• Complex Components Machining
• Comprehensive Quality Inspection
Industry Solutions:
• Aerospace & Aviation
• Automotive Components
• Medical Devices
• Industrial Equipment
• Electronics & Semiconductors
Quality Assurance:
• ISO 9001:2015 Certified
• Advanced CMM Inspection
• Material Certifications
• 100% Quality Control
We serve clients worldwide with competitive pricing, fast turnaround times, and exceptional customer service.
Our expertice
Our expertise in precision machining spans multiple industries, delivering high-quality components with advanced technology and strict quality control standards.
Principles of our work
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Why Partner with Minhe?
MinHe CNC Machining Capabilities
CNC Milling
Custom CNC Milling Services | Extreme 5μm Tolerance | Extreme Processing Freedom | Superior Surface Finish | Extensive Material Compatibility | ISO 9001 Quality Certified
5-Axis Machining
Advanced 5-Axis Machining Services | Extreme 5μm Tolerance | Complex Component Manufacturing | For Challenging Geometries | ISO 9001 Quality Certified | Delivery within 7-10 working days
Precision Machining
Custom Precision Machining Services | Extreme 5μm Tolerance | Diverse Material Support | Flexible Production Capability | Efficient Delivery | ISO 9001 Quality Certified
Frequently Asked Questions
What CNC machining services does Minghe offer?
We specialize in high-precision CNC Milling, CNC Turning, Swiss Machining, and multi-axis machining. Our facility is equipped to handle everything from rapid prototyping to high-volume production runs with consistent quality.
What are your typical machining tolerances?
Depending on the material and part geometry, we can achieve tolerances as tight as ±0.005mm (0.0002"). Every part undergoes rigorous inspection using our CMM and digital measuring tools to ensure 100% compliance.
Which materials do you commonly machine?
We have extensive experience machining a wide variety of metals and plastics, including Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Titanium, Brass, Copper, and engineering plastics like PEEK or Delrin.
How do you ensure the quality of precision parts?
Our quality control process includes raw material verification, in-process inspection, and final FQC (Final Quality Control). We provide material certifications and full inspection reports (including CMM reports) upon request.
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