Plates, brackets, pockets and hole patterns
Suitable for aluminum, steel and stainless components that need milled faces, slots, drilled patterns and fixture-style features.
Machining capabilities
CNC machining services for custom industrial metal parts.
Use this page to understand what UML can manufacture, what services support the quote, and what information helps us review drawings, samples or application requirements.
Shafts, collars, bushings and round parts
Supports cylindrical components, threaded features and repeat turned parts for equipment maintenance or assembly use.
Threaded holes, mounting patterns and prepared profiles
Used for blocks, housings, plates, long profiles and assembly parts that need reliable mounting or fastening points.
Follow-up process coordination
Used when round parts, fit surfaces, finish requirements or appearance targets need additional preparation after primary machining.
Manufacturing support
Services around the machining work.
Aluminum, steel, stainless steel, copper and specified materials
We review whether the requested material, geometry and quantity fit the intended process route.
Support for samples, small batches and repeat supply
Useful for replacement parts, equipment builds, maintenance sourcing and production fixtures.
Machined finish, anodizing, black oxide, zinc plating and buyer-specified finish
Finish options are reviewed against material, function, appearance and delivery expectations.
Dimensional checks and shipment photos
Critical dimensions, visual finish, packaging and shipping photos can be aligned before dispatch.
How we review a custom part
Process matching before quoting.
A serious quote starts before the price. We check what the part is used for, whether the tolerance is practical, which equipment route fits, and what needs to be inspected before shipment.
Drawing / sample review
2D drawings, 3D files, photos or model codes.
Material and process route
Aluminum, steel or stainless parts with suitable machining path.
Quantity and repeat plan
Small batch, sample, repair or repeat supply assumptions.
Inspection points
Key dimensions, finish, packaging and photo confirmation.
What to send
RFQ information that helps us review the part accurately.
A drawing is best, but a sample photo and key dimensions can also start the conversation.
Drawing or sample photo
PDF, STEP, DWG, DXF, sample photos or clear hand-marked dimensions.
Material and finish
Aluminum, steel, stainless steel, copper, surface finish and coating expectations.
Quantity and tolerance
Prototype, small batch or repeat order quantity, plus critical dimensions.
Application context
Assembly position, load direction, environment or function if the part is critical.
Send a drawing