Start with the specification
Review geometry, material, finish, volume, timing, and quality requirements before confirming a route.
Dongguan, China

About Inox Precise
We help structure die casting, machining, finishing, material, and quality requirements into a practical manufacturing scope.
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How we work
Inox Precise supports customers evaluating die casting, secondary machining, finishing, and related manufacturing requirements.
Every part is different. Final process availability, tolerances, capacity, lead time, certification requirements, and inspection scope are confirmed against the drawing and production context in a written quotation.

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Technical review
A casting decision can change machining access. A finish can change masking and dimensional strategy. An inspection requirement can change datum design. We review those interfaces before defining the route.
Working principles
The aim is not to make the fastest generic promise. It is to make the next decision clear enough to support a reliable quotation.
Review geometry, material, finish, volume, timing, and quality requirements before confirming a route.
Consider casting, machining, finishing, assembly, and inspection as one connected production plan.
Align inspection criteria, evidence, test methods, and records with the drawing and application.
Make the scope, open technical questions, and next decision needed to progress the project visible.
What to expect
Share the part drawing, application, volume, timing and quality requirements.
Review manufacturability, material, downstream operations and open risk.
Confirm assumptions, quality plan, milestones and commercial terms in writing.
Proceed through the agreed tooling, validation and production stages.
Contact location
No.88, Hongying Industrial Park, Fenggang Town, Dongguan City, 523700, China
Ask for project- and location-specific evidence when required
Start with the drawing
Share the application, drawing, target volume, timing, and quality requirements so we can identify the next useful technical step.