CNC · Sheet metal · Stamping · From China to your dock
WenXinDa focuses on three metal processes: CNC machining, sheet metal fabrication, and metal stamping. We are based in China and serve export buyers worldwide—below is honest scope language; your RFQ may narrow or expand it.
Our CNC floor is sized for the parts our customers actually reorder: brackets, housings, tooling plates, and tight-tolerance features that need a controlled tool path. We’re not claiming the world’s largest envelope—if your part is oversized, send the bounds and we’ll confirm fit.
Efficient setups for prismatic parts, pockets, and contoured faces. Complex one-offs welcome; we’ll flag when a fixture investment makes sense.
Shafts, bushings, and round features. Tell us about concentricity or runout—those drive how we stage the job.
We cut, form, and weld sheet metal for brackets, enclosures, and weldments shipped to customers worldwide. Flat patterns, bend tables, and weld symbols on your drawing keep quotes aligned with how we nest, stage brakes, and QC assemblies.
Stamping shines at volume; CNC shines at flexibility. We run both so you can start with soft tooling or short runs, then graduate to progressive dies when the forecast supports it—and still hit secondary machining here when the print requires it.
Lower upfront risk while you validate assembly—often combined with CNC for holes or mounting features until hard tools arrive.
Progressive and stage tooling when volumes justify die spend—we’ll be candid if your annual usage fits better with a different supplier.
Materials we see often: cold-rolled steel, stainless (304/316 common grades), aluminum sheet, brass, and phosphor bronze—typical thickness ranges quoted per job.
Many export programs mix CNC, sheet metal, and stamping on the same assembly. We route jobs internally so you are not chasing three vendors for datum alignment and ship dates.
Progressive or stage blanks with CNC holes, threads, or pockets before plating—common for brackets and clips.
Laser-cut enclosures welded, then machined inserts or bushings installed—typical for automation frames.
Soft tooling or CNC pilots while hard dies are built—volumes graduate without changing your supplier mid-program.
We machine and form in-house; anodize, passivate, powder coat, and plating run through partners we use repeatedly—quoted as line items so landed cost is visible.
We work in metals—not ceramics, plastics, or composites on this site. Ask for specialty alloys; we’ll quote lead time and certs together.
Straight answers we give in real RFQs.
No. We regularly run prototypes and small batches. Large orders are welcome when the tooling and process fit—if not, we’ll say so early.
Yes—that is why many buyers work with us. We align datums and scheduling so you are not chasing unrelated vendors.
It depends on material, complexity, and what’s already on the machines. Share your need-by date first; we respond with what’s realistic.
We can support export packaging and documentation for many regions. Mention destination and incoterms when you inquire.
Yes—send your standard NDA or ask for ours. Drawings stay confidential for quoting and production under agreed terms.
Scoped per PO: first-article, in-process, and final checks on critical dimensions—not a generic cert bundle unless your spec requires it.