Small-batch precision manufacturing for hardware teams stuck between prototype and production. Magnets, technical ceramics, carbide and precision plastics — quoted as a batch, not a volume program.
Small quantities, missing drawings and mixed materials are where ordinary supplier workflows stop.
Factories quote 500–1,000 piece minimums. Local shops can charge $300–2,000 for a single part. We work in the space between.
Send the broken or worn part. We scan it, model it and work up a remake for your review.
Magnets, plastics, metal and finishing can become four suppliers and four minimums. We coordinate the build.
Shapes machined from standard blanks or green-machined before sintering, so small runs do not carry tooling cost.
NdFeB, SmCo and ferrite. Arc, tile, ring, trapezoid and multi-pole magnetized parts, cut from standard blanks.
N35–N52 · H / SH / UH
Zirconia, alumina and silicon nitride, green-machined before sintering to avoid mold cost. Electronic ceramics
3Y-TZP · 96–99.5% Al₂O₃
Non-standard inserts, punches, dies, nozzles, seal rings and form tools.
WC-Co · TiC-steel
CNC plastics and aluminum-tool injection molding from 100 pieces.
CNC · molding · assembly
A physical part becomes a model, then a remake in the right material. How to ship it
Part → CAD → remake
Multi-part builds, labeling, individual packing and direct shipping. Terms and duties
One coordinated shipment
Specific numbers, not ranges we hope to hit.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Metal | ±0.02 mm |
| Ceramic | ±0.05 mm after finish grinding |
| Magnets | ±0.05 mm wire-cut · ±0.01 mm ground |
| Accepted files | STEP, IGES, DXF, PDF drawing, or a physical sample |
| Finishing | NiCuNi, epoxy, zinc, passivation, anodizing, bead blasting |
| Process | Free DFM review → quote → first article → small batch |
Sintering a substrate and brazing copper onto it belong to the ceramics plants. Grinding it to thickness, holding the warp, cutting a non-standard outline and proving it measured is where small batches stop — so that is the part of the chain this shop runs.
Alumina, zirconia, silicon nitride, aluminium nitride, silicon carbide and machinable glass-ceramic — what each one is for, and exactly where our part of the chain starts and stops.
SN60 to SN120, why conductivity and strength pull against each other, the thickness arithmetic that lets silicon nitride match AlN, and the eight boundaries of the material.
Seven steps after the furnace: what runs here, what is sent out, what gets measured, and how consistency is proven across a lot.
The other half is whether you can check it, protect it, and get it through customs without surprises. Those are four separate pages, because they are four separate decisions.
What we measure with, what ships with each batch, and what we do not claim.
Who owns the drawings, who owns the tooling, and what we will not do with your design.
DAP by default, DDP on request. Who clears customs, who pays the duty, when you pay us.
Share the material, quantity, tolerance and target date. If you have a drawing, send the file. If you only have the broken part, send the part.
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