Part scope
Brackets, plates, housings, shafts, sleeves, spacers, bushings and custom blocks
Buyer Decision Snapshot
Use this page when you already have drawings or a part concept and need to decide whether XHR is a fit for the process, material and inspection requirements.
What Buyers Usually Need
What buyers usually source
Custom machined parts often include functional brackets, plates, housings, connectors and mechanical interfaces that must fit into a larger assembly.
What drives the quotation
Setup, tool access, material availability, tolerance control, finish, inspection and packing usually decide the final price more than part size alone.
Why the RFQ matters
A short RFQ with drawing revision, quantity and critical dimensions gives XHR enough context to review the part instead of guessing.
Best fit use cases
Prototype parts, low-volume orders, repeat parts and replacement components for machines, fixtures and product development.
What to Send in the RFQ
- Current drawing revision and 3D model when available.
- Material grade, substitute options and any certificate requirement.
- Quantity, repeat quantity and target delivery date.
- Critical dimensions, threads, datums and surface finish notes.
- Inspection report, packing and shipping destination requirements.
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Common Buyer Mistakes
Missing drawing revision
If the revision is unclear, the quote can be based on the wrong part and the whole order drifts later.
Over-tightening every dimension
Only the features that control fit, motion or sealing should be tightly controlled.
Skipping application notes
The supplier needs to know whether a face is cosmetic, functional, sealed or load-bearing.
How XHR Reviews This Order
Manufacturability review
XHR checks geometry, tool access, thin-wall risk, burr risk and process sequence before quoting.
Inspection focus
Critical dimensions, datums, threads, fits and cosmetic faces are reviewed separately from general geometry.
Production support
Prototype, bridge and repeat orders can be handled with the same drawing revision and process notes.
FAQ
What files should I send for custom CNC machined parts?
Send a 2D PDF drawing and a STEP or STP file when available. Add material, quantity, finish and inspection notes.
Can XHR support both milling and turning?
Yes. The part geometry decides whether milling, turning or a mixed process is the better route.
Do you support export delivery?
Yes. Packing, shipment method and destination can be reviewed after the quotation stage.
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Request a Quote
Send the drawing, quantity and finish requirements. XHR will review the part before quoting.