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WenXinDa / Custom metal manufacturing

CNC machining.
Sheet metal.
Metal stamping.

Your drawing. The right process.
A clear path to production.

WenXinDa is a metal manufacturing supplier in Dongguan, China, supporting OEM buyers and product teams with custom parts, from prototypes to production orders.

Start with your drawing, material, quantity and delivery destination.

Laser cutting a metal sheet, with sparks around the cutting head
From a part ideato a production plan.
Laser cutting · Illustrative process photograph
01 / DefineDrawing & material
02 / PlanProcess & quantity
03 / VerifyInspection & finish
04 / DeliverPacking & destination

Manufacturing capabilities

Three processes.
More ways to build your part.

A good manufacturing route starts with the geometry, material and expected quantity. Explore the options before committing to a process.

01
CNC machining A rotating cutter removes material from a fixed workpiece to form pockets and other features. CUTTERWORKPIECE01 / REMOVE
CNC machining · Process schematic, not to scale

CNC machining

Metal parts cut from solid stock. Explore milling and turning for housings, shafts, fixtures and detailed features.

Geometry · datums · tolerances
Explore the process
02
Sheet metal forming A flat blank is cut and then bent into a part with flanges. The drawing defines bend direction and inside radius. FLAT BLANKFORMED PART02 / BEND
Sheet metal forming · Process schematic, not to scale

Sheet metal fabrication

Cut, formed and joined sheet for enclosures, panels and brackets. Plan bends, welds and finish together.

Thickness · bends · assembly
Explore the process
03
Metal stamping A punch moves toward a die with sheet stock between them. Dedicated tooling cuts or forms the repeated feature. TOOLPUNCHSHEETDIE03 / FORM
Metal stamping · Process schematic, not to scale

Metal stamping

Tooling-led production for repeat metal components. Compare the tooling investment with your part design and quantities.

Tooling · repeat volume · revision
Explore the process

Process diagrams explain general manufacturing principles. Part feasibility is reviewed against your drawing.

A digital caliper measuring a metal component
Dimensional measurement · Illustrative process photograph

A clearer manufacturing brief

Define what matters.
Check what you specify.

A part is more than its shape. Fit, finish and the evidence you need should be discussed before production.

Drawing control
Identify the latest revision, mating features, datums and critical dimensions.
Inspection scope
Agree the measurement method, sampling and report format required for acceptance.
Finish & handling
Specify cosmetic surfaces, coating requirements and protection during shipping.
Plan your inspection requirements

Material & finish

Choose for the way
your part will be used.

Weight, corrosion, strength and appearance all influence the specification. Include the exact material grade and finish in your RFQ.

Material families to discuss during drawing review
Material familyDesign considerationsInclude in the RFQ
Aluminum alloysWeight, machinability, forming and surface appearanceGrade, temper, cosmetic faces and finish
Stainless steelsCorrosion environment, forming and weld requirementsGrade, surface condition and passivation needs
Carbon & alloy steelsStrength, wear, heat treatment and corrosion protectionGrade, hardness and coating specification
Brass & copper alloysConductivity, fit, forming and surface protectionAlloy, temper and any plating requirements
Round and rectangular metal tubes stored in a workshop
Metal stock · Illustrative photograph
Tolerances & finishes

Grade availability, certificates and process suitability are confirmed for each quotation.

From RFQ to shipment

A practical path
from drawing to delivery.

Keep the drawing revision, manufacturing scope and approval points clear at every stage.

  1. 01

    Share your requirements

    Send the drawing or model, material, quantities, finish and destination. Highlight the date you need parts.

  2. 02

    Review the quotation

    Confirm the process route, tooling, inspection scope, exclusions and proposed schedule.

  3. 03

    Agree the approvals

    Define sample or first-article approval where required. Record changes against the agreed drawing revision.

  4. 04

    Prepare for delivery

    Confirm packing, shipping documents, the named destination and the agreed delivery term.

Built around your application

Start with the part.
Then define the process.

From a mounting bracket to an enclosure or a precision shaft, the functional requirements guide the route to manufacture.

A single assembly can combine machined features, formed sheet and stamped components. Identify the interfaces and assembly requirements so the quotation can address the complete scope.

Get to know WenXinDa
01

Housings & enclosures

Mounting points, access openings, assembly fit and surface finish.

02

Brackets & structural parts

Hole locations, bend geometry, weld access and mating surfaces.

03

Shafts, bushes & turned parts

Fits, threads, concentric features and inspection requirements.

Project questions

A few things
to know first.

View all FAQs
What should I include in a quote request?

Include the current drawing revision, material grade, order quantity, critical dimensions, finish and delivery destination. A 3D model helps explain the geometry; a dimensioned drawing defines the requirements.

Can I start with a prototype or small batch?

Include both your initial quantity and expected repeat volumes. The process and tooling can then be evaluated for the current order and the potential production stage. Minimum quantities and lead times are confirmed in the quotation.

How do I specify inspection requirements?

Identify the features that must be checked, the acceptance criteria and any report or material documentation you need. Sampling, measurement methods and additional reporting should be agreed before ordering.

How do I send drawings?

Attach drawings to the contact form (up to 3 files, 10 MB each), or use the sales email listed on the contact page. Confirm any confidentiality requirements before sharing sensitive designs.

Let’s discuss your next part

Bring the drawing.
Let’s work through the details.

Material, quantity, finish and destination. A clear brief makes a useful quotation.

Request a manufacturing quote