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EST. 2010 China CNC · Sheet metal · Stamping

CNC machining, sheet metal & stamping for global OEM teams

WenXinDa is a metal manufacturer in China: CNC machining, sheet metal fabrication, and metal stamping for buyers in Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, North Africa, and beyond. We ship internationally, quote honestly, and stay reachable in English from RFQ to delivery.

Since 2010 we have focused on export work—prototypes, pilot runs, and recurring OEM batches—with inspection and packaging scaled to what your QA actually asks for, not a generic brochure checklist.

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2010
Founded
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Core processes
EN
RFQ support
Global
Export shipping

01 How we quote

Straight answers for export buyers

No fake client logos—just how we actually run RFQs, inspections, and shipments for teams importing custom metal parts from China.

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Engineer-to-engineer

You reach people who read drawings and run jobs—not an anonymous marketplace.

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Documented checks

Inspection notes and key dimensions on request, aligned with how production teams actually ship parts.

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Realistic schedules

We quote what we can hold—prototype, pilot, or recurring batches.

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Export-ready packing

Crates, pallets, and shipping docs aligned with your destination and Incoterms when you specify them.

02 The shop

Who we are

We’re a China-based team focused on CNC machining, sheet metal fabrication, and metal stamping—the same three processes we publish on this site. That focus keeps communication direct: fewer hand-offs, clear trade-offs on tooling, and schedules we intend to keep for export orders.

We don’t claim to be the largest factory in the industry—we compete on clarity, repeatability, and accountable follow-through for buyers who need parts shipped globally.

Many projects combine processes: stamped blanks with CNC holes, sheet-metal enclosures with machined inserts, or weldments that need secondary finishing. Keeping routing under one roof reduces finger-pointing when tolerances or ship dates tighten.

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Typical scope

A–E
  • Prototypes through recurring production—realistic volumes for your tooling and schedule
  • Aluminum, steel, stainless, and common copper alloys (metals only)
  • CNC + sheet metal + stamping coordinated on one PO when that saves logistics
  • Finishes via trusted partners: anodize, passivate, powder coat, plating—quoted with the part
  • NDA-friendly quoting; drawings treated as confidential for RFQ review

Scope reference Confirm on quote

03 Shipping

Built for buyers who import from China

We regularly ship to Europe, North America, the Middle East, North Africa, and other export markets—with English RFQ threads and documentation scaled to your checklist.

  • European Union
  • United Kingdom
  • North America
  • Middle East
  • North Africa
  • Southeast Asia
  • Australia & Oceania

04 Process

How we move a job forward

A practical flow for international RFQs—clear files, clear destination, and timelines we can stand behind.

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Send drawings

STEP/IGES, DXF for flats, PDF with tolerances. Add quantity, need-by date, and shipping country.

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Review & quote

We reply with material, tooling, and lead-time questions—no black-box instant pricing.

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Manufacture

CNC, sheet metal, and stamping stay coordinated in-house where it reduces risk.

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Ship worldwide

Export packaging and documentation aligned with your destination and Incoterms when specified.

05 Capabilities

CNC, sheet metal & stamping

Three processes we actually run. If the best path is one process or a mix, we’ll say so before you invest in tooling.

All capabilities
CNC machining
01 CNC guide

CNC machining (metals)

3- and 4-axis milling plus turning for brackets, housings, shafts, and tight-tolerance features—quoted to your drawing with realistic feeds for export repeat orders.

Open guide
Sheet metal fabrication
02 Sheet metal guide

Sheet metal fabrication

Laser cutting, press-brake forming, and MIG/TIG weldments for enclosures, brackets, and structural assemblies—flat patterns and bend tables keep quotes honest.

Open guide
Metal stamping
03 Stamping guide

Metal stamping

Pilot and production stamping—progressive and stage tooling when volumes justify die spend, often paired with in-house CNC for holes and mounting features.

Open guide

06 Quality & logistics

Inspection that matches the risk of your part

We are not selling a one-size “certify everything” package. First-article checks, in-process samples, and final inspection are agreed in the quote—key dimensions, photos, and notes your QA can actually use.

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Dimensional checks

Critical features measured against drawing—call out GD&T or datum schemes early so we stage the job correctly.

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Export packaging

Foam, VCI, crates, and palletization discussed before production starts—not improvised at the dock.

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Documentation

Commercial invoice, packing list, and certs when your material spec requires traceability—scoped per PO.

Aluminum

6061, 5052, 7075 when spec’d

Stainless

304 / 316 common grades

Steels

CRS, HRS, pre-plated options

Copper alloys

Brass, phosphor bronze

Metals are our core: aluminum, stainless, carbon and alloy steels, brass, and copper alloys. Engineering plastics, technical ceramics, and composite plate are quoted selectively—only when the application is a better fit than metal, and only after drawing review.

Process & material guides

07 End use

Where our parts usually ship

Industrial, automation, mobility, and electronics buyers across Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, and other regions—documentation scaled to what your QA actually requests.

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Industrial machinery

Frames, guards, brackets, and wear plates for equipment that runs daily.

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Automation & robotics

Locators, sensor mounts, and structural pieces for integrators worldwide.

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Mobility suppliers

Clips, reinforcements, and adapters at batch sizes that fit pilot and production programs.

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Electrical & electronics

Heat sinks, shields, bus-bar hardware—often CNC plus sheet metal or stamping.

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Energy & power

Brackets, enclosures, and bus hardware for equipment that must survive heat and vibration.

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Building & HVAC

Formed sheet-metal panels, stamped clips, and machined adapters for OEM equipment lines.

08 Working together

Why buyers choose WenXinDa

We compete on clarity, English-language communication, and accountable follow-through—especially for teams that import from China and cannot afford vague promises on tolerances or ship dates.

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Accountable team

Same faces on your thread from quote to ship—no anonymous call center.

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Sensible quality

First-article checks, in-process samples, and final inspection that match the risk of your part—not a one-size “certify everything” slide deck.

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CNC + sheet metal + stamping

When the right answer is hybrid, we don’t force you to split POs across unrelated vendors.

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English from RFQ to ship

Drawings, revision notes, and packing questions handled on one thread—no translation layer between you and the floor.

Dimensional inspection of machined parts
Dimensional inspection On request — dims & photos logged

09 First RFQ

What to expect on your first RFQ

Practical ranges—not marketing promises. We confirm against current backlog when we reply.

Lead times

Varies by material, tooling, and load. Share your need-by date—we’ll say if it’s realistic before we take the job.

MOQ mindset

Prototypes through production runs. Higher volumes when toolpath and die strategy fit—ask early so we route to CNC vs stamping correctly.

Files we like

STEP/IGES for CNC; DXF for flat blanks; PDF with tolerances for stamping. Missing data? We list what we need—no guesswork quotes.

Quote turnaround

Most RFQs get engineering questions within one business day (China time). Complex tooling may need a second pass—we tell you which.

Shipping

Air or ocean freight from China—mention destination, Incoterms, and any customer routing rules when you inquire.

Revisions

Design changes happen. We prefer resetting schedule early over surprising you the week parts should land on your dock.

10 Before the PO

Three questions buyers ask before the first PO

We answer these in the quote thread, in writing—so your team can check the answers instead of trusting a brochure.

Which machine will run my part?

The quote names the process route: 3- or 4-axis mill, lathe, laser plus press brake, or press. If the part needs a bed size or tonnage we do not have, we say so before you spend on tooling.

What inspection is included?

Key dimensions against your drawing, first-article checks on new tooling, and photos on request. CMM reports, material certificates, and PPAP-style packages are scoped and priced when your drawing or QA plan requires them.

What if my volume is too low for tooling?

We route the job to CNC or sheet metal and tell you the volume where stamping starts to pay. We would rather quote the right process than sell a die your forecast cannot amortize.

Want the longer version? Read the manufacturing FAQ

11 Resources

Process guides

Process guides for CNC machining, sheet metal fabrication, and metal stamping—scope, tolerances, and export-oriented notes in one place.

Metal CNC machining

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Sheet metal fabrication

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Metal stamping

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Process guides hub · Header “Processes” opens the same three links.

FAQ

Lead times, drawing formats, MOQs, shipping, and how we handle revisions—practical answers for buyers and engineers.

Open FAQ

Blog

Technical notes, process tips, and occasional updates on capacity and lead times—written for buyers who want more context before they send a drawing.

Read posts

Start here

Start with your drawing

Send files, quantity, destination country, and need-by date—we reply with engineering questions and a realistic schedule.

Attach STEP/IGES, DXF, or PDF toleranced drawings. Mention material, finish, and whether you need first-article inspection—we scope quality to the PO, not a generic slide deck.

Contact & quote Email files