CNC Milling
3-axis and multi-axis machining for housings, plates, brackets, fixtures and precision mechanical components.
Manufacturing capability
Machining built around the part.
We select the process route from geometry, material, tolerance and production volume—not from a fixed list of machine operations.
Scope
From one-off replacement to repeat production.
OuNaiDa supports prototypes, engineering validation parts, replacement components and recurring batch production. Quotations are based on the drawing and its functional requirements, with critical characteristics identified before workholding and inspection plans are finalized.
Common materials include aluminum alloys, carbon and alloy steels, stainless steel, brass, bronze and engineering plastics. Material certificates, inspection records and other documents can be included when stated at RFQ stage.
CNC Turning
Shafts, pins, sleeves, bushings, flanges and threaded parts with fit, runout and concentricity requirements.
5-Axis Machining
Complex contours and multi-face features produced with fewer setups to protect positional relationships.
Turn-Mill
Combined turning and driven-tool operations for parts that require milled flats, holes, slots or key features.
Grinding
Cylindrical finishing where size control, roundness or functional surface quality requires it.
Gear Machining
Selected spur and helical gears reviewed against tooth geometry and mating requirements.
Materials & finishes
The production route includes what the part is made from—and how it must perform.
Common materials include aluminum alloys, carbon and alloy steels, stainless steel, brass, bronze and engineering plastics. Anodizing, black oxide, nickel plating, blasting and controlled machining texture can be specified when function and appearance require them.
Material selection
Grade, stock form, certification and machining response are reviewed against the released requirement.
Surface requirement
Finish, coating, roughness and protected surfaces are confirmed before the external process or final release.
DFM review
Details settled before metal is cut.
Where the drawing leaves room for manufacturing decisions, we review tool access, datum strategy, corner radii, wall thickness, thread engagement, stock allowance and inspection access. Proposed changes are raised for approval; they are not silently introduced into production.
STEP / STPIGES / IGSPDF / DWGSamples2D + 3D
Production route
A clear sequence from RFQ to dispatch.
Review inputsPlan the setupManufactureInspect and deliver
Drawing review
From your drawing
to a production-ready part.
Include material, quantity, critical tolerances, surface finish and required documents. We will review manufacturability before quotation.
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