About Our CNC Machining Company
mgz manufactures CNC parts to your drawings.
Explore the manufacturing pages for your component's geometry, material condition and finished surfaces. Use the factory and quality pages to review where the work is performed, how your requirements will be checked and what information your purchasing team needs.
Our Manufacturing Focus
Our CNC work starts with the mechanical drawing: the component's geometry, material, finished condition and quantity. For RF and microwave parts, internal features and mating interfaces deserve attention. For structural parts, mounting and locating relationships guide the discussion. The relevant pages explain these different requirements without treating a machine name as the complete manufacturing answer.

Internal Features
Compare the actual internal shape and mating geometry with the features required by your drawing.

Mounting and Locating Interfaces
Review how the part's seating faces and locating features relate to the assembly it supports.

Features on Several Faces
Consider the cutting directions and related interfaces before deciding which machining route to discuss.

Related Mechanical Work
Compare another documented component through the work performed, rather than its outside outline alone.
A Closer Look at the Factory
Use the factory review to establish where your quoted operations will take place and which resources they require. Alongside a machine photo, look for the workpiece, setup and relevant checks. These details let you compare the proposed work with your part's requirements.
Related: Factory and production

The machining area and the activity performed there

The area used for preparing material or workpieces

The inspection area associated with the shown components
Bring Drawing, Quality and Order Questions Together
Use the project discussion to bring the right questions together.

Reviewing a component together with its drawing context

Discussing the information associated with a component order
Drawing questions concern geometry and manufacturing requirements. Quality questions concern acceptance and the information needed at receipt. Order questions concern quantity, revision and timing. Identify the issue you need to resolve so the conversation stays connected to the component and the purchase.
Drawing and process questions
the feature, its function and the proposed work.
Inspection and documents
the requirement, the check and the record requested.
Order coordination
the current version, quantity and next project milestone.
Assess Experience Through the Work Performed
Compare experience at the feature level: pockets, thin sections or interfaces similar to yours, in a clearly identified material, size and finished condition.

A part used for comparing manufacturing features

A permitted record connected with the featured component
Ask which work and checks were performed. A component example can show a relevant feature; a customer case also needs the corresponding project records.
Related: Quality and inspection
Guides for the Questions on This Page
These guides explain the drawing, inspection and order details behind this page in more depth.

Evaluating Evidence from a CNC Machining Supplier
Which supplier information verifies a factory, its site and its manufacturing scope, and what photos, lists and certificates cannot prove.

Drawing confidentiality and file handling
Which files to send at each stage, how to mark and reduce confidential content, and how access and an NDA can be agreed before you share drawings.
Discuss Working With Us
Tell us which components you plan to source or which supplier information you need.
Sales contact (pending)
Name, role and photo to be confirmed
Drawings are optional for an initial discussion.
Start with the information you have; file exchange can be arranged afterward.
Name to be confirmed
Sales, company name to be confirmed
- Start with your application, expected quantity and main requirements.
- Share detailed drawings or additional documents once the appropriate exchange method has been confirmed.
Project Inquiry
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