Industries · Industrial Equipment
Custom CNC machined valve bodies, fittings, jigs, fixtures and non-standard parts for machinery and industrial equipment makers — built from steel, stainless, aluminum and brass for strength and wear resistance, made to your drawing with free DFM review.
Industrial machinery and production equipment run on non-standard parts made to the builder’s own drawing: valve bodies, fittings, jigs and fixtures, shafts and custom connectors. These parts carry load and see repeated motion, so material choice, strength and wear resistance come first.
Xinwinf (Shenzhen Xinwinf Hardware Co., Ltd.) has machined custom industrial components in Xinwinf Industrial Park, Yinyuan Second Road, Bao’an District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China since 2011, supplying equipment makers with small-series parts and replacement components.
Our CNC lathes, automatic lathes, machining centers and drill-tap centers cover both turned parts and milled plates, blocks and bodies — one contact for machining, surface treatment and inspection.
Components machines are built and repaired from — specified for strength, wear resistance and reliable function in industrial service.
Milled steel and stainless steel valve bodies and blocks with bores, ports and locating faces machined per drawing for fluid and pneumatic systems.
Threaded and stepped fittings, adapters, couplings and nipples in brass, steel and stainless — turned with threads and grooves in one setup.
Fixture plates, locators, blocks and custom tooling components milled from aluminum and tool steel, with hard anodizing or plating for wear where needed.
Shafts, bushings, brackets, rollers and one-off replacement parts made to your drawing or sample — small series and individual spares are normal work here.
Every drawing gets a free DFM review before production — material choice, tolerances and features checked against the part’s function, with feedback before you order.
One-off spares, small series and repeat batches run on the same machines with the same process route — no MOQ requirement, from a single 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.
New-build components or replacement spares — send your STEP or PDF drawing and get a quote with free DFM feedback, usually within one working day.