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We supply qualified metal materials for CNC machining, die casting, sheet metal and aluminum extrusion, covering prototype, small-batch and mass production with stable mechanical performance and reliable structural tolerance.
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Material Certifications & Compliance
We prioritize strict raw material control to prevent incorrect alloy grades, material mix-ups, and substandard recycled stock. Using an Oxford spectrometer for on-site chemical composition analysis, we verify material authenticity and consistency before production. All incoming materials are managed through batch traceability and sample retention, effectively eliminating quality risks at the incoming material stage before entering production.
We work exclusively with certified material suppliers and never substitute material specifications without prior customer approval. All materials comply with ISO, RoHS, and REACH requirements. Material certificates, incoming inspection records, and full compliance documentation are available upon request, ensuring consistent performance and complete traceability for long-term production.

CNC Materials

Aluminum
Lightweight, easy to machine with moderate corrosion resistance. Widely used for equipment enclosures, new energy and automotive structural parts.
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Stainless Steel
Chromium-alloyed steel with permanent rust resistance. Ideal for medical instruments, food machinery and outdoor corrosion-prone components.
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Steel
General carbon & alloy steel family covering mild, alloy and tool grades. Balanced strength & cost for universal industrial CNC machined components.
Cost: $–$$$
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Mild Steel
Low-carbon economical steel with good weldability. Applied to general mechanical brackets, base frames and non-high-strength structural workpieces.
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Brass
Superior free-cutting performance for smooth surface finish. Perfect for fluid valves, conductive connectors and miniature precision fittings.
Cost: $$$
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Copper
Top-tier electrical and thermal conductivity. Mainly processed for heat sinks, conductive busbars and electronic terminal components.
Cost: $$$
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Alloy Steel
Carbon steel blended with molybdenum, chromium & nickel for high tensile strength. Designed for heavy-load shafts, gears and transmission assemblies.
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Tool Steel
High-hardness wear-resistant alloy steel after heat treatment. Used for injection molds, stamping dies and long-service custom tooling.
Cost: $$$$
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Titanium
Ultra high strength-to-weight ratio with full corrosion resistance. Standard material for aerospace parts, medical implants and high-end lightweight equipment.
Cost: $$$$$
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Inconel
Nickel-based superalloy retaining strength under extreme heat. Manufactured for gas turbines, engine parts and high-temperature corrosive environments.
Cost: $$$$$
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Invar
Nickel-iron alloy with nearly zero thermal expansion. Guarantees dimensional stability for optical instruments, precision measuring and aerospace assemblies.
Cost: $$$$$
Learn MoreDie Casting Materials

Aluminum
Subtypes: ADC6, A360, A380, ADC12
Lightweight and rigid with excellent corrosion resistance and thermal conductivity. Features great fluidity for high-precision casting, smooth finishes and stable dimensional performance.
Cost: $$$
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Zinc
Subtypes: ZA8, Zamak 3, Zamak 5, Zamak 2
igh-precision casting alloy with low melting point and outstanding fluidity. Delicates intricate details, good wear resistance, and supports various plating and surface treatments.
Cost: $$$
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Magnesium
Subtypes: AZ91D, AM60B
Ultra-light alloy with superior strength-to-weight ratio. Offers stable dimensional performance, excellent thermal conductivity, ideal for thin-walled and complex lightweight cast parts.
Cost: $$$$
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Aluminum
Subtypes: 5052, 5083, 5754
Lightweight sheet metal with high strength and corrosion resistance. Easy to bend and stamp for lightweight enclosures and structural parts.
Cost: $
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Copper
Subtypes: C101, C103, C110
Outstanding electrical and thermal conductivity with great ductility. Used for heat sinks and conductive sheet metal components.
Cost: $$$$$
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Brass
Subtypes: C260, C272, C280
Hard, wear-resistant alloy with smooth finish. Easy polishing and plating for connectors and precision hardware.
Cost: $$$$
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Stainless Steel
Subtypes: 301, 304, 316, 316L
Excellent rust resistance and high tensile strength. Supports welding and deep drawing for sanitary and outdoor equipment parts.
Cost: $$$
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Steel
Subtypes: SPCC, SGCC, SECC, Q235, 1020
Cost-effective carbon steel with good formability and weldability. Widely used for machine frames and general enclosures.
Cost: $$
Learn MoreAluminum Extrusion Material

Aluminum 6061
Heat-treatable aluminum alloy with good corrosion resistance, weldability and machinability. Stable strength and precise tolerance for structural frames and precision mechanical parts.
Cost: $$$
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Aluminum 6063
Cost-effective extrusion alloy with smooth surface and excellent anodizing effect. Ideal for decorative profiles and lightweight heat sink components.
Cost: $$$
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Aluminum 7075
Ultra high strength aluminum alloy with outstanding fatigue resistance. Widely used in aerospace, defense and high-load lightweight structural parts.
Cost: $$$$
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Aluminum 1100
Pure aluminum with top conductivity and superb corrosion resistance. Easy forming, suitable for conductive, chemical and food-grade industrial parts.
Cost: $$
Learn MoreManufacturing Materials FAQs
A:Our professional engineering team provides one-on-one material selection guidance. We evaluate your working environment, mechanical performance demands, budget, surface finish needs and end-use application, then recommend the most suitable material to perfectly balance durability, functionality and cost efficiency.
A:Yes, we support full material compliance documentation. We can provide official factory certificates, RoHS, REACH, FDA and other industry compliance reports upon request, ensuring your parts meet international import standards, safety regulations and market access requirements.
A:Absolutely. We accept customer-supplied raw materials, sheets, profiles and semi-finished stocks. We follow your drawings and technical specifications strictly to complete CNC machining, sheet metal fabrication, die casting, extrusion and all required surface treatments.
A:All our materials work reliably for both prototype validation and mass-produced functional parts. They undergo strict quality testing on strength, wear resistance, corrosion resistance and stability, fully qualified for long-term real working applications instead of only trial use.
A:Material pricing depends on alloy grade, raw market cost, thickness and specification, order quantity and processing difficulty. We maintain transparent quotation standards and can also recommend equivalent alternative materials to help you save cost while keeping the same performance.
A:Common aluminum, stainless steel, copper, carbon steel and regular plastics are kept in stock for fast turnaround. Special alloys, high-temperature grades and rare specification materials are sourced from qualified suppliers on demand, with full inspection before production.
A:Yes, we support multi-material integrated assembly. We can combine aluminum, stainless steel, copper, plastic and other different materials into one finished assembly, with precise tolerance control, stable fitting and professional structural matching.
