Made by drawing
Custom parts based on your design and assembly requirements
Key Service Details
For a practical quotation, send your drawing, material, quantity, tolerance requirements, and surface finish. Our team will review manufacturability before quoting.
Fast prototyping
Support urgent machine build and validation schedules
Assembly awareness
Parts reviewed for fit, mounting, and installation needs
Repeat supply
Stable production for validated machine components
Parts We Commonly Make
Brackets and Plates
Mounting plates, adapter plates, connector structures, machine frames, and support blocks.
Shafts and Motion Parts
Precision shafts, bushings, sleeves, couplings, rollers, and motion transmission parts.
Housings and Covers
Machined enclosures, covers, guards, module housings, and protective structures.
Fixtures and Tooling
Jigs, inspection fixtures, locating blocks, clamps, and production tooling parts.
Built for Equipment Builders
Prototype Builds
Quick sample machining when engineering teams are validating a new machine.
Small Batch Assembly
Low-volume production for custom stations and non-standard equipment.
Replacement Parts
Machined replacements for worn, modified, or discontinued components.
Process Support
Material, finish, and tolerance suggestions when the drawing needs manufacturing feedback.
Typical Applications
- Machine builders needing non-standard CNC parts
- Automation integrators building custom production stations
- Factories replacing worn or modified machine components
- Engineering teams validating new automation concepts with prototypes
Factory and Parts Gallery
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What Matters in Automation Equipment Parts
Automation equipment parts often fail because of poor fit, unstable repeatability, burrs, deformation, or missing inspection on functional dimensions.
Assembly Fit Comes First
Brackets, plates, shafts, housings, and fixture parts must fit the final machine. Hole position, flatness, perpendicularity, and mating surfaces often matter more than appearance alone.
Small Batch and Repeat Orders
Many automation projects start with prototypes and move into repeat batches. XHR keeps process notes and inspection focus so repeat orders can stay more consistent.
Material and Surface Finish
Aluminum is common for lightweight structures and fixtures. Stainless steel is used for strength, wear, and corrosion resistance. Surface finish should match assembly and operating conditions.
Avoiding Rework
Cheap machining can cause delayed assembly, hand fitting, or machine downtime. Clear drawings, critical dimension notes, and inspection before shipment reduce hidden cost.
Automation Parts RFQ Checklist
- Machine or assembly function of the part
- Critical hole positions and mating faces
- Material grade and finish requirement
- Prototype quantity and repeat order forecast
- Required inspection items
- Packaging needs to protect precision surfaces
Send these details through the RFQ page so XHR can review your part, confirm practical tolerances, and prepare a clearer quotation.
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FAQ
Do you only make standard catalog parts?
No. Our focus is custom non-standard automation parts based on customer drawings and application requirements.
Can you support small batches for machine assembly?
Yes. We support prototypes, small-batch machine builds, and repeat production after validation.
Can you help with material and finish choices?
Yes. We can discuss material, surface treatment, and inspection requirements based on the part function.
Automation Parts Manufacturing Details
Automation parts often control positioning, motion, assembly repeatability, and machine uptime. XHR reviews function and inspection focus before quoting.
Common parts
Fixture plates, locating blocks, frames, brackets, nests, holders, shafts, covers, and sensor mounts.
Critical features
Datum faces, hole positions, pin fits, bearing seats, flatness, parallelism, and assembly interfaces.
Materials
Aluminum for lightweight fixtures, steel for wear areas, stainless steel for corrosion resistance.
Repeat orders
Useful for machine builders who need replacement parts or small repeat batches.
Buyer Checklist and Inspection Focus
- Mark locating holes and datum faces clearly on drawings.
- Confirm whether parts are assembled with pins, bearings, rails, or sensors.
- Review surface finish and deburring for operator safety and clean assembly.
- Keep drawing revision control for repeat automation spare parts.
Clear drawings and inspection notes help XHR quote accurately, plan machining steps, and protect critical features before shipment.
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Automation equipment parts buyers should define before RFQ
Automation parts often fail because mounting, alignment, sensor position or repeat assembly requirements are not clear. XHR reviews functional interfaces, datum references, surface finish and inspection needs before quotation.
Functional interface
Mark mounting holes, locating faces, slots, sensor positions and features that control machine alignment.
Assembly risk
Explain what the part connects to, whether it carries load, and whether fit, movement or cable clearance matters.
Repeat machine builds
For repeated equipment builds, define revision control, packing labels and inspection records for consistent replacement parts.
Next RFQ step
Send drawings and assembly notes for brackets, housings, plates, shafts, fixture components and robot-related parts.
Request a Quote for Custom CNC Parts
Send drawings and requirements to XHR. We will review the machining process, material, tolerance, finishing, delivery, and packing needs.