Forged Aluminium Parts Manufacturer

PRECISION ALUMINIUM FORGING + CNC · SINCE 2005

Forged aluminium parts,
machined and finished
under one roof.

Tooling, hot / cold / liquid-die forging, CNC finishing and anodising in a single facility — for bicycle, e-bike, motorcycle and industrial structural parts.

300–2500Tpress range
99%first-pass yield
20+ yrsin forging
2005 forging since
300–2500T press range
99% first-pass yield
4 alloys: 6061·6063·6082·7075
In-house tool & die shop

ONE FACILITY, SEVEN STEPS

From die design to anodised part — without leaving our floor

Most forging suppliers ship blanks and leave machining, finishing and the quality arguments to you. We keep the whole chain — and the responsibility — in one place.

  1. Tool design & DFMDie engineering on your drawing, IP stays in-house
  2. ForgingHot, cold and liquid-die presses 300–2500T
  3. Trimming & finishing prepFlash removal, deburr, clean
  4. CNC machiningMulti-axis finishing, Ra 0.8 (per-drawing review)
  5. Surface treatmentAnodising Type II/III, sandblast, powder, ED
  6. InspectionCMM, spectrometer, hardness — PPAP/FAI supported
  7. Pack & shipExport packing, global delivery

CUSTOM PARTS

Don’t see your part? We forge to your drawing.

Structural aluminium parts across mobility and industrial equipment — typical families include:

fishing-reel parts · marine hardware · robotics arm brackets · power-tool housings · drone structural parts · scooter parts · motorcycle forged parts · spin bike parts · exercise bike frames · bicycle structural parts

Materials

  • 6061 / 6063 / 6082 / 7075
  • Mill-certificate traceability per batch

Inspection

  • CMM · spectrometer · hardness
  • PPAP & FAI supported

Compliance

  • RoHS / REACH
  • ISO 9001-aligned system

ENGINEERING & QUALITY

Evidence, not adjectives

Buyers auditing us start here: material grades with certificates, measured capability, and inspection you can witness. Customer audits welcomed.

PROOF

Case studies

FAQ

Before you send a drawing

Which file formats can I send?

STEP, STP, DWG, DXF, PDF — even a clear photo of a print for a first feasibility opinion.

Do you sign NDAs?

Yes. Tooling and dies are designed and built in-house, so your drawings never travel to a third-party die shop.

What happens after I upload a drawing?

An engineer reviews forgeability, suggests draft angles and tolerance adjustments, and replies with a feasibility opinion and cost range.

Can you finish parts we forge elsewhere?

Yes — CNC finishing, anodising and assembly are available as stand-alone services.

What is your MOQ?

— prototype and production minimums depend on part size and die cost amortisation.

How fast do you reply to a drawing?

Most drawings receive a feasibility opinion and cost range within 3 working days.

Which alloys can you forge?

6061, 6063, 6082 and 7075 — every batch ships with a mill certificate.

What quality documents do you provide?

A mill certificate per alloy batch and a dimensional report with every shipment; PPAP and FAI documentation on request.

Can we audit your factory?

Yes, customer audits are welcomed — and quality evidence is available before you commit to a program.

Where do you ship from?

Our factory in Guangming District, Shenzhen, with export packing and worldwide delivery.

Not sure forging fits your part?

Send the drawing — we’ll tell you honestly, with numbers.

Send One Drawing
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