Build-to-Print Manufacturing for OEM Programs
FIWOK supports OEM teams with build-to-print CNC machining and custom sheet metal fabrication for prototype and production requirements. Finishing, inspection documentation, and export packaging options can be reviewed based on the drawing, quantity, and confirmed project scope.
Core Manufacturing Services
Build-to-print CNC machining and custom sheet metal fabrication services for prototype and production requirements. Manufacturing options are reviewed based on part geometry, material, quantity, tolerance requirements, and finishing needs.
CNC Machining Services
CNC milling, turning, 5-axis machining, and Swiss-type machining options for custom metal and plastic components. Process selection is reviewed according to part geometry, feature access, material, quantity, and specified tolerances.
Sheet Metal Fabrication
Custom sheet metal fabrication options for brackets, enclosures, panels, frames, and assemblies. Cutting, bending, welding, and finishing requirements can be reviewed based on the drawing, material, quantity, and project scope.
Manufacturing Support for OEM Part Requirements
We support build-to-print OEM projects involving machined components, sheet metal parts, and selected assembly or packaging requirements. Manufacturing options are reviewed based on the drawing, material, quantity, quality requirements, and confirmed project scope.
Turned Components
CNC turning and Swiss-type machining options for pins, shafts, bushings, fittings, and other bar-stock components. Requirements are reviewed based on geometry, material, quantity, and specified tolerances.
Custom Enclosures & Panels
Sheet metal options for covers, access panels, machine housings, enclosures, and protective assemblies. Forming, joining, and finishing requirements can be reviewed by project.
Brackets & Mounts
Custom brackets, mounting plates, supports, and fastening components for equipment, assemblies, and structural integration.
Hardware Installation & Assembly
Hardware installation and assembly options may include self-clinching fasteners, studs, standoffs, inserts, and other specified components, subject to drawing and project requirements.
Repeat-Order Requirements
For repeat orders, production and inspection requirements can be reviewed against the approved drawing, order details, and confirmed process controls.
Packaging & Shipment Preparation
Packaging options may include component separation, labeling, carton planning, and shipment preparation when specified in the quotation or purchase-order scope.
CNC Machining Capabilities
CNC machining options for custom components with requirements ranging from prototype parts to repeat production. Process selection is reviewed according to part geometry, material, dimensions, tolerances, quantity, and finishing requirements.
5-Axis CNC Machining
For parts with angled features, multiple machining orientations, and complex geometry.
CNC Milling
For prismatic parts with faces, pockets, slots, holes, and machined features.
CNC Turning
For cylindrical parts with diameters, bores, threads, grooves, and rotational features.
Swiss-Type Machining
For small-diameter and slender components with turned and cross-machined features.
Bar-Fed Turned Components
For pins, bushings, fittings, shafts, and other bar-stock components.
Secondary Operations
Options may include tapping, slotting, deburring, cleaning, and selected finishing.
Sheet Metal Fabrication Capabilities
Sheet metal fabrication options for custom parts and assemblies, including cutting, forming, hardware insertion, welding, finishing, and packaging requirements reviewed by project.
Cutting & Blanking
Cutting and blanking options for flat sheet metal parts before forming, welding, or assembly.
Bending & Forming
Bending and forming for brackets, panels, enclosures, and other formed sheet metal components.
Hardware Insertion
Installation options for self-clinching fasteners, studs, nuts, standoffs, and specified inserts.
Welding & Cleanup
Welding and post-weld cleanup requirements reviewed by joint design, material, and appearance needs.
Surface Finishing
Selected finishing options may include powder coating, anodizing, plating, brushing, or bead blasting.
Assembly & Packaging
Assembly, labeling, and packaging options may be available when specified in the project scope.
Materials & Finishing Options
Material and finishing requirements can be reviewed based on part function, geometry, environment, appearance, and project specifications.
Material Options
- Metal options may include carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, galvanized steel, brass, and copper alloys.
- Material requirements are reviewed based on formability, corrosion resistance, conductivity, appearance, and application needs.
Surface Finishing Options
- Selected finishing options may include anodizing, passivation, plating, powder coating, brushing, and bead blasting.
- Finish requirements, masking areas, inspection needs, and protective packaging can be confirmed during quotation.
Packaging & Shipment Preparation
Packaging and labeling requirements can be reviewed based on part geometry, surface condition, quantity, handling needs, and confirmed project scope.
Part Protection & Labeling
- Packaging options may include part separation to help reduce contact, finish-marking, and mixed-part handling risks.
- Part labels, carton marks, and shipment identifiers can be reviewed based on project and receiving requirements.
Packing & Dispatch Preparation
- Carton, pallet, and handling requirements can be reviewed when specified in the quotation or purchase-order scope.
- Packaging, labels, and required documentation can be checked before shipment preparation.
Project Requirements Review
Project requirements can be reviewed during quotation and engineering assessment to clarify manufacturing, inspection, packaging, and delivery considerations.
| Key Factor | Review Focus |
|---|---|
| Part Geometry | Geometry, feature access, and datum relationships may affect process selection, tooling, setup approach, and inspection requirements. |
| Material Type | Material requirements are reviewed for machinability, formability, weldability, corrosion resistance, and finish compatibility. |
| Finish Requirements | Surface finish requirements may affect process flow, masking, cosmetic handling, inspection, and packaging. |
| Production Quantity | Prototype, pilot, and repeat-order quantities are reviewed for setup, process planning, and production scheduling considerations. |
| Inspection Requirements | Critical dimensions, datums, tolerances, and specified inspection requirements are reviewed against the current drawing. |
| Packaging & Delivery Requirements | Packaging, labeling, lot handling, documentation, and shipment-preparation requirements can be reviewed when specified by the customer. |
Quality Review & Inspection Options
Inspection requirements can be reviewed based on the drawing, tolerances, material requirements, quantity, and confirmed documentation scope.
Material Requirements Review
Material grades, certifications, and specified requirements can be reviewed before production.
First-Article Inspection
First-article inspection requirements can be confirmed when requested in the quotation or purchase-order scope.
In-Process Checks
In-process checks may be performed according to part requirements, production method, and confirmed inspection scope.
Final Inspection
Final inspection requirements can include visual and dimensional checks based on the drawing and agreed inspection scope.
Documentation & Traceability
Inspection reports, material records, CoCs, and traceability documentation may be available when specified in the project scope.
Industries & Applications
We support build-to-print component requirements for a range of equipment, product, and industrial applications. Materials, documentation, and inspection requirements are reviewed by project.
Medical & Dental
Components for medical and dental equipment, subject to project-specific material, documentation, and inspection requirements.
Automotive & Mobility
Custom components for automotive, mobility, and related equipment applications.
Aerospace Applications
Machined and fabricated components for aerospace equipment and ground-support applications, based on confirmed project requirements.
Electronics
Custom housings, brackets, connector components, and mechanical parts for electronics applications.
Industrial Equipment
Components for machinery, automation equipment, fixtures, and industrial assemblies.
Consumer Products
Machined and fabricated components for consumer-product enclosures, hardware, and assemblies.
Capabilities FAQ
Answers to common questions about project requirements, quotation review, manufacturing options, and repeat-order planning.
What helps determine the manufacturing approach?
Manufacturing options are reviewed based on part geometry, feature access, material, tolerances, quantity, finish requirements, and requested documentation.
Can projects move from prototype to repeat production?
Projects may progress from prototype or pilot quantities to repeat production, subject to the approved drawing, material availability, quantity requirements, and confirmed production scope.
How are drawings and RFQ files handled?
Customer drawings, CAD files, and project information are treated as confidential and used for quotation, engineering review, and manufacturing purposes. A mutually acceptable NDA can be reviewed when required.
How are tolerance requirements reviewed?
Tolerance requirements are reviewed by feature, geometry, material, and manufacturing process. CNC machining and sheet metal fabrication may involve different process considerations.
Is manufacturability or DFM review available?
Manufacturability and DFM considerations may be reviewed during quotation when requested. Feedback can address feature access, material selection, tolerance requirements, and manufacturing considerations.
How are lead times determined?
Lead times vary based on part complexity, material availability, quantity, finishing requirements, and current production capacity. Estimated schedules can be discussed during quotation.
Request a CNC Machining or Sheet Metal Quote
Send your available drawings, CAD files, and project details for quotation review. If any requirements are still being finalized, note the open items so they can be reviewed during quotation.
- 2D PDF drawings and 3D CAD files, when available
- Material grade, finish requirements, and cosmetic-surface or masking notes
- Prototype, pilot, repeat-order quantity, or estimated annual usage
- Critical dimensions, requested documentation, inspection requirements, and packaging instructions