Rapid Prototyping in Shenzhen
CNC-machined prototypes from your drawings in 7–10 days. No MOQ, free DFM feedback, fast quotes for engineering buyers.
Get a Quotestep | stp | dwg | pdf | igs | x_t files supported
CNC-machined prototypes from your drawings in 7–10 days. No MOQ, free DFM feedback, fast quotes for engineering buyers.
Get a Quotestep | stp | dwg | pdf | igs | x_t files supported
One workshop for your early-stage parts
When you need a real metal or plastic part in days — not weeks — we machine it from your CAD file and ship it worldwide. Prototypes are made the same way as production parts, so what you test is what you get. Low MOQ means you can order one piece or a hundred.
Most CNC-machined prototypes are completed and shipped within 7–10 days.
Order a single prototype or scale to small/medium batches as you grow.
We review manufacturability and suggest changes that save time and cost.
Prototype in the same metal or plastic you plan to use in production.
Milled, turned, and finished parts
Brackets, plates, housings, and fixtures via 3-axis & 4-axis CNC milling.
Shafts, sleeves, connectors, and round parts via CNC turning.
Multi-part prototypes and simple assembly for fit and function tests.
Anodizing, plating, powder coating, and polishing for presentation-ready parts.
Aluminum, stainless steel, brass, copper, carbon steel, titanium, alloy steel.
POM (Delrin), PEEK, Nylon, ABS, PMMA, PTFE, and other engineering plastics.
Standard ±0.01mm, with FAI reports available for critical dimensions.
Robotics & automation, medical devices, automotive, electronics, industrial machinery.
From file to part in days
Most CNC-machined prototypes are completed and shipped within 7–10 days after drawing confirmation.
No. We welcome single-piece prototypes and scale up to small and medium batches as your project grows.
STEP, STP, DWG, PDF, IGES, or X_T. A 3D model plus tolerance notes is ideal; a 2D drawing is enough for a first quote.
Yes. We review manufacturability (DFM) for free and suggest changes that save time and cost.
Aluminum, stainless steel, brass, copper, carbon steel, titanium, and engineering plastics such as POM, PEEK, Nylon, and ABS.