Precision CNC Machining & Sheet Metal Fabrication
Making Fine Works
Operating from Shenzhen since 2016, FIWOK METALWORKS delivers drawing-based custom component manufacturing from rapid prototype cells to flexible medium-batch production. Dimensions are controlled strictly to your drawing requirements, supporting tight linear tolerances down to +/-0.005mm (or down to +/-0.1mm for sheet metal bending) based on specific component features to optimize manufacturing costs and avoid artificial NRE inflation.
Built to Your Drawing
Manufacturing aligned with your approved drawings, models, materials, and specified requirements.
Prototype to Repeat Production
Flexible support from one-off prototypes and first articles to planned repeat orders.
DFM Review Before Production
Identify manufacturability, tolerance, cost, and lead-time considerations before production begins.
Clear Project Communication
English communication, milestone updates, and documentation support as agreed for your project.
Manufacturing Capabilities for Custom Parts
Combine precision machining, turning, sheet metal fabrication, finishing, and integration support through one accountable production workflow.
CNC Milling
3-, 4-, and 5-axis machining for complex prismatic components, housings, brackets, and precision structures.
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CNC Turning
Precision turned parts for shafts, threaded features, fluid components, bushings, and rotational profiles.
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Swiss Turning
High-precision small parts for demanding repeat production, compact assemblies, connectors, and instrument components.
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Sheet Metal Fabrication
Laser cutting, bending, welding, forming, and custom sheet metal assemblies for industrial applications.
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Surface Finishing
Coordinate anodizing, plating, powder coating, bead blasting, polishing, and application-specific finish requirements.
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Assembly & Integration
Support component consolidation, basic sub-assembly, packaging requirements, and coordinated project delivery.
Discuss Your Project →Materials Matched to Your Application
Material selection affects tooling, machining strategy, finishing options, inspection planning, cost, and delivery. Review your application requirements before production begins.
LIGHTWEIGHT STRUCTURES & HOUSINGS
Aluminum Alloy Machining
Suitable for precision housings, brackets, automation components, electronics enclosures, fixtures, and weight-sensitive structural parts.
- Complex milling and thin-wall feature support
- Anodizing and cosmetic finish coordination
- Prototype and repeat-production machining support
- 6061, 6063, 7075, 2024, and other grades on request
STRENGTH, WEAR & CORROSION RESISTANCE
Stainless & Carbon Steel
For industrial hardware, fluid control parts, structural mechanisms, wear-resistant components, and assemblies requiring robust mechanical performance.
- Machining strategies for tough and work-hardening alloys
- Turning, milling, threading, welding, and finishing coordination
- Applicable to 304, 316, 17-4 PH, carbon steel, and alloy steel
- Inspection planning for functional surfaces and threads
HIGH-PERFORMANCE APPLICATIONS
Titanium & Nickel Alloy Machining
For demanding applications where corrosion resistance, heat resistance, strength-to-weight ratio, and controlled machining are important.
- Process planning for difficult-to-machine alloys
- Complex milling and turned feature support
- Suitable for aerospace, medical, energy, and industrial projects
- Project-specific review of tooling, tolerances, and lead time
CONDUCTIVITY & PRECISION INTERFACES
Copper & Brass Components
For electrical, thermal, fluid, connector, and precision-contact applications requiring careful handling of conductive materials.
- Functional threads, bores, and contact features
- Brass, copper, bronze, and related alloys on request
- Handling and finish coordination for sensitive surfaces
- Suitable for electronics and industrial component projects
FUNCTIONAL ENGINEERING POLYMERS
Engineering Plastics
For fixtures, insulators, test components, low-friction parts, and precision polymer applications requiring controlled machining conditions.
- POM, PEEK, PTFE, Nylon, PC, ABS, and other materials on request
- Thermal behavior considered during process planning
- Support for fixtures, test parts, and functional components
- Tolerances reviewed according to geometry and material behavior
Quality Control Integrated Into Every Production Stage
Clear requirements and inspection planning reduce the risk of producing parts that are technically “made” but not ready for your application or assembly.

Drawing & Requirement Review
Confirm critical dimensions, materials, finishes, thread standards, assembly interfaces, and project-specific inspection points.
First Article Verification
Validate setup, datums, critical features, and process readiness before production proceeds for applicable projects.
In-Process Control
Monitor key dimensions and process conditions according to the part’s functional and quality requirements.
Final Inspection & Documentation
Complete final checks and prepare agreed records before packing and export delivery.
From Drawing to Delivered Parts
A transparent RFQ-to-delivery workflow helps engineering teams make decisions faster and reduces avoidable production surprises.
Send Your RFQ
Upload drawings, 3D files, quantity, material, finish, quality expectations, and your target delivery date.
Receive DFM & Quotation
Review manufacturability, price, lead-time assumptions, and recommended adjustments before moving forward.
Approve & Produce
Production begins after technical and commercial details are confirmed by the relevant project stakeholders.
Inspect & Ship
Parts are checked, packed to agreed requirements, and prepared for export shipment or your nominated logistics route.
Ready to Review Your Part?
Send your drawing, 3D model, quantity, material, finish, critical requirements, and target delivery date. Our team will review the manufacturing path and respond with practical next steps.
- 2D drawing and/or 3D model
- Required quantity and expected repeat volume
- Material grade and surface finish
- Critical tolerances, threads, and inspection points
- Target delivery date and shipping destination
Accepted formats: STEP, STP, IGES, IGS, PDF, DWG, DXF, ZIP.
