Meili Machining makes the custom parts that go into automation cells, assembly systems, and packaging machines. Milled and turned in our own factory, finished, inspected, and delivered to your door. Send one drawing or the whole project package.


Recent parts from our shop floor, photographed as they left inspection. Milled, turned, and finished to the customer's drawing.

Pockets, bores, and threads on several faces, machined from black POM.

Threads, grooves, flats, and cross holes, turned and milled to the drawing.

Windows, slots, and thin walls machined from solid in one part.

Pure copper cones and small brass fittings, turned with a smooth, consistent finish.

Brackets, pulleys, and frames in color anodize, plus 6061 parts nickel plated, finished as your drawing calls out.

Brass, stainless and carbon steel, 6082 aluminum, POM, nylon, and glass-fiber reinforced plastic, machined for the same order.
Also: sheet metal brackets and guards and plating and heat treatment, coordinated through managed partners.
The 3+2 part from the top of this page: a small cosmetic housing that is nickel-plated after machining, so every critical size has to be cut with room left for the plating.
01Fixtured on a 3+2 rotary table, so features on several faces are cut without re-clamping and stay aligned to each other.
02Drawing: 8.25 ±0.02 mm after plating. Measured with a micrometer before the parts go to nickel plating.
03Drawing: 1.2 ±0.02 mm after plating. Cut slightly under size on purpose, so the nickel layer brings it into tolerance.
04A cosmetic part: no burrs and no visible tool marks, because plating shows every flaw. Then nickel plated and packed by part number.
The ranges we work in every day. If your part sits near a limit, send the drawing and we'll confirm at review.



Most of the cost of a one-off part is the work before the first chip: drawing review, programming, fixturing, and proving out the first part. On one piece, that piece carries all of it. On 20, it is shared twenty ways. Ask for prices at a few quantities, for example 5, 20, and 50, and we'll quote each one.
No trading company in between. The people who quote your drawing are the people who machine and inspect it, so questions and schedule changes get answered at the source.
STEP and PDF drawings plus your parts list, in one .zip file. 30+ part numbers is normal.
Every drawing reviewed per part number. Thin walls, plated sizes, and tight fits are raised in the quote, not after.
Machined on our own floor, finished through managed partners, then checked against your drawing. Quality process →
Boxes labeled with your part numbers. Off-drawing parts are remade at our cost, freight paid both ways.

Raymond is your contact for quotes, drawing questions, and order updates. He works at the factory, so questions about your parts go straight to the people machining them.
Company details, equipment, inspection tools, documents, and commercial terms are on one page. Send your NDA or supplier questionnaire and we'll complete it.
Supplier InformationReal orders from our Dongguan factory: the problem, how we made the part, and what we measured.
100 pcsA 10 µm band on Ø8. Micrometer readings 7.987 and 7.988 mm against 7.98–7.99.
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48 pcsWalls that distort in a normal chuck. A dedicated fixture turned in-house, two operations per ring.
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30 pcs±0.05 mm on diameters and hole positions, Ra 1.6, M2 threads and Ø1.6 mm holes.
Read the case noteYes. Put your drawings (STEP and PDF) and your parts list with quantities into one .zip file and upload it. We review every drawing, quote per part number, and list anything that needs clarification before production.
Our main work is batches of 20 to 10,000 pieces per part number. Prototypes are welcome too, mainly as the first step toward a batch, on the same machines and process. From 20 pieces the unit cost drops sharply, because drawing review, programming, and fixturing are shared across the batch. For high volumes we confirm capacity and lead time with the quote.
Yes. Milling and turning run on about 23 CNC machines and lathes in our own Dongguan factory. Surface finishing, heat treatment, and sheet metal are coordinated through managed partners, and we handle final inspection and packing before shipment.
In-house inspection uses calipers, micrometers, height gauges, thread and plug gauges, an optical projector, and a roughness tester. We also run an in-house CMM for positions, profiles, and GD&T. Dimension and CMM reports are available on request. Tight tolerance CNC machining: what ±0.01 and ±0.005 mm take →
Yes. Quotes include shipping to your address (DAP), so you can compare our price directly with a local supplier's. Import duties and taxes are paid by the buyer.
We remake them at our cost and pay the shipping both ways. A part is nonconforming when it doesn't meet the requirements on your drawing — dimensions, tolerances, threads, material, or finish. Features without a stated tolerance follow ISO 2768-m. Report it within 30 days of delivery with photos or inspection data, and we'll confirm and arrange the remake.
Yes. An NDA is available on request before you share drawings. Send your supplier questionnaire or onboarding forms and we will complete them. Company, equipment, inspection, and commercial details are summarized on our supplier information page.
One part or a full package. We review every drawing, quote each part number with delivery included, and flag questions before production.