About us

We make the parts
others won't take on

Meili Machining is a CNC machining factory in Dongguan, China. Since 2017, we've helped engineers and buyers around the world turn drawings into precise, reliable parts — from a single prototype to recurring small-batch production.

Why we exist

Sourcing custom parts from overseas shouldn't feel like a gamble. We built Meili to give engineers a machining partner that reviews every drawing, communicates clearly in English, and stands behind the dimensions on every part we ship.

2017
Founded
~23
CNC machines & lathes
3+2
machining centers
±0.005mm*
Critical features

* Critical features only, after drawing review. General tolerance is drawing-dependent and confirmed per order.

Engineering review and drawing check at Meili Machining
Our story

From a small shop to a
practical overseas RFQ partner

Meili started as a small machining shop with a simple idea: take on the complex parts other shops turn down, and deliver them fast. Today we run about 23 CNC milling machines and lathes and support overseas RFQs across automation, industrial equipment, and precision engineering projects.

We operate our own machining floor and manage trusted secondary-process partners for finishing, heat treatment, EDM, and sheet metal support. This gives our customers a single point of contact for complete parts, with quality controlled by our team at every handoff.

Over the years we have machined parts for automation systems, industrial equipment, and demanding engineering applications — building the process discipline that small-batch and custom work depends on.

Factory tour

See where your parts are made

Dongguan, China — about 23 CNC milling machines and lathes on our own floor.

CNC workshop operator and machine at Meili Machining Dongguan
CNC milled aluminum block sample
Precision machined ring sample
Precision turned housing sample
Arc bracket machined sample
Parts display at Meili Machining Dongguan
Working with overseas buyers

What overseas buyers usually need from us

Most of our customers are engineers and procurement buyers based outside China. These four things come up in almost every conversation.
01

Quotation after drawing review — not a generic price list

Send a drawing and we review tolerances, material, and the process route before confirming price. We flag machining risks or DFM issues before cutting starts, not after.

02

Clear English communication on tolerances, lead time, and any problems

We reply directly in English. If a tolerance is tight, we say so. If lead time shifts, you hear it from us. You have one accountable contact for technical questions.

03

Small-batch flexibility — prototypes to low-volume recurring orders

We work on single prototypes, replacement parts, and small recurring batches. Minimum quantities are negotiable for most part types.

04

Inspection and packing confirmation before the shipment leaves our floor

Critical dimensions are checked by our own team. We send packing photos before dispatch. We don't ship and wait to see what you find when the box arrives.

Our team

How our small Dongguan team works

We are a focused factory, not a trading company. The same people who read your drawing are the ones running production and checking parts before they ship.
Team at work — photo coming
Meili Machining team working in the Dongguan workshop

Drawing review stays close to production

The engineer who reads your drawing sets the machining route. We don't relay drawings between separate departments — the people who review them are the same ones who plan the cut.

The same team follows the machining schedule

Production is tracked daily. If a delay happens, we tell you before the deadline — not after it passes. One contact is responsible for your order from start to finish.

Inspection feedback is confirmed before shipment

Our QC team checks critical dimensions against your drawing callouts. We don't ship parts and hope. If something doesn't pass, we resolve it before the box is sealed.

Finishing and packing are coordinated through one contact

Whether parts go for anodizing, plating, or heat treatment through our partners, one person follows them through each stage to final packing and dispatch.

Equipment

Our machine lineup

About 23 CNC milling machines and lathes covering milling, multi-face machining, and turning — set up for prototypes and small-batch production.
3-axis CNC milling centersAbout 10 machines
3+2 multi-face machining centersAbout 5 machines
CNC lathesAbout 8 machines
Turning capacityapproximately Ø400 × 900 mm
Milling travelUp to 1000 × 400 × 200 mm
Measuring & Inspection ToolsHeight gauge, optical projector, roughness tester

Want to work with us?

Send drawings — quote response after drawing review.

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