Industries · Robotics & Automation
Custom CNC machined structural parts, brackets, shafts, gear seats and sensor mounting parts for robot and automation equipment makers — turned and milled to hold assembly dimensions and interchangeability across batches, with free DFM review and first-article inspection.
Robots and automated production lines are built from many small machined components: structural brackets, support frames, shafts, gear seats, sensor mounting parts and connectors. These parts are ordered in low volumes but must assemble correctly every time — pin to pin, bracket to bracket, unit to unit.
Xinwinf (Shenzhen Xinwinf Hardware Co., Ltd.) has supplied automation equipment makers from our Shenzhen factory since 2011, machining custom parts to drawing for prototype cells, pilot builds and repeat spares.
Japanese Tsugami Swiss-type automatic lathes hold straightness and concentricity on long slender shafts, while our machining centers and drill-tap centers produce brackets, plates and mounting parts with locating faces per drawing.
Structural and moving components around joints, sensors and tooling — parts where assembly dimensions and interchangeability decide whether the machine goes together.
Milled aluminum and steel brackets, frames and mounting plates with tapped holes and locating faces, dimensioned to bolt directly to your structure.
Stainless and steel shafts, link pins and plungers turned on Tsugami Swiss-type lathes — long, slender parts held straight and concentric over their length.
Milled gear seats and housings with bores and locating faces machined per drawing, so bearings and components seat correctly on assembly.
Sensor and camera mounts, spacers, collars and brass/steel fittings — small parts turned and milled to position sensors accurately and repeatably.
Every drawing gets a free DFM review before production — assembly dimensions, tolerances and features checked, with feedback before you order.
Prototype cells, pilot builds and repeat spares run on the same machines with the same process route — no MOQ requirement, from one part upward.
DFM review → first-article inspection → in-process checks → final inspection, with 2.5D vision measurement, height gauge, salt-spray tester and 100% visual inspection.
Quotes typically come back within about one working day, with process route and finishing options stated — tolerances per drawing, confirmed in the FAI report.
Send your STEP or PDF drawing and quantity — get a quote with free DFM feedback, usually within one working day.