Precision CNC machining — prototype to production DFM + quote in 24 h · willxu@broadbiz.shop
Broad Precision

About · DWG NO. BP-WEB-004

A real shop floor, run like an inspection report.

We're a manufacturer, not a trading company — and we'd rather prove it than say it.

01 · Who you're talking to

When you email Broad Precision, you reach Will Xu — the export engineer who quotes your parts, walks the floor with your inspector, and stays on the order until it clears customs. No agent chain, no account manager who has never seen a lathe. Engineering answers in plain English, usually within hours, always within 24.

02 · What we run

Our floor in southern China runs 20+ CNC machines: Swiss-type sliding-headstock lathes for slender and stepped parts, CNC turning centers, and 3/4/5-axis machining centers for complex milled work — plus a sheet metal line and in-house surface finishing downstream. Around USD 280K of monthly output, built for the 1-piece prototype that grows into a repeat production order.

03 · How we handle quality

We don't have an ISO 9001 certificate to frame — and we won't paper over it. What we have instead: a first-article inspection report in every box, third-party inspectors welcome any time, a live video walk-through of the floor before you commit, an NDA signed before your files arrive, and a willingness to machine one piece first so you can judge the work. We think a measured part is a stronger argument than a framed certificate, and our repeat customers — hardware startups, robotics teams, industrial equipment builders in the US and EU — have agreed.

04 · Who we serve best

Teams that need complex parts without a minimum order: prototype runs that must survive into production unchanged, slender turned parts that other shops re-chuck twice, housings and plates that need anodizing or plating under one PO. If a feature is better machined another way — or better not machined at all — our quote will say so.

— Will Xu · Export Engineer, Broad Precision
willxu@broadbiz.shop · English / 中文

Machining center shop floor overview Two rows of CNC machining centers with an operator at work Corridor of CNC machines with chip trays Row of ER tool holders and collets