China Tool Steel CNC Machined Parts Factory

XCM CNC is a Shenzhen-based tool steel CNC machining factory that supports grades such as SKD11, DC53, S136, and P20 from rough machining through heat treatment and finish correction in one supply route.

The factory runs under ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 systems, uses imported machines such as DMG and Mazak together with tiered domestic capacity, and accepts MOQ from 1 piece. This route suits repeat supply of mold inserts, fixtures, wear guides, and trial tooling, with material certificates, heat-treatment reports, and protected packaging supplied to order scope.

Machining Parameters and Tolerances

Large-Part Milling and Turning Capacity for Factory Supply

Three-axis milling travel reaches 3000 x 1600 x 1400 mm and turning capacity reaches 1250 mm diameter over 2000 mm length. Mold bases, fixture plates, and large insert carriers can move through rough milling, drilling, and datum-face correction inside one factory schedule. Larger tool steel parts can be reviewed around 0.02 mm flatness over about 1030 x 1030 mm area and 0.03 mm parallelism over 1030 mm datum length when the structure supports it.

Thread and Keyway Machining for Fixture and Tooling Parts

Tool steel fixtures and tooling parts often combine threads, keyways, and locating slots in one part. Thread size can range from M1.4 to M220, with pipe-thread standards including NPT, BSP, G, and PT. Keyway width can be reviewed down to around 1.0 mm, while turned retaining or seal grooves can be reviewed to around 0.5 mm width depending on structure.

Batch Inspection and Traceability for Repeat Orders

Repeat tool steel orders can be managed by batch with material certificates, heat-treatment reports, and dimensional records linked together. Critical dimensions are checked on Hexagon CMM, with position around 0.015 mm and coaxiality around 0.012 mm reported where required. FAI format can follow customer templates, and key dimensions can move between sampling and full inspection depending on order scope.

Multi-Process Coordination for Structural Tooling Parts

Mold inserts and wear guides often combine H7 fit bores, Ra 0.4 um ground wear faces, and perpendicularity around 0.02 mm on one part. Keeping rough machining, heat treatment, and finish work within one schedule reduces outsourced handoff risk and batch confusion. Deep cavities can be reviewed near 4:1 depth-to-width ratio, and narrow slots near 0.3 mm width after drawing review.

Systems and Supply Management Support Repeat Tool Steel Orders

XCM CNC manages tool steel supply projects under ISO 9001, ISO 13485, IATF 16949, and GJB9001C systems, with machining capacity across DMG, Mazak, Matsuura, Brother, and other platforms. For repeat orders and small-batch precision parts, that makes it easier to keep material traceability, heat-treatment reporting, and dimensional rechecks inside one supply process.

Size Coverage Helps Keep Roughing, Heat Treatment, and Finish Work Together

Three-axis travel reaches 3000 x 1600 x 1400 mm and turning diameter reaches 1250 mm. For mold bases, fixture plates, and insert carriers, that coverage helps keep rough machining, heat treatment, and finish steps aligned inside the same order instead of splitting them across separate suppliers.

Tiered Equipment Strategy for Cost and Precision

XCM CNC uses CNC resources from mainland China, Taiwan, Japan, and Europe or the US. Lower-tolerance operations can run on domestic or Taiwan machines, while tighter features move to imported platforms such as DMG or Mazak so actual precision demand determines equipment cost.

Small Precision Parts Receive Protected Export Packaging

Mold inserts, locating pins, and wear-face components are vulnerable to handling damage in transit. Separated cells, foam protection, anti-rust treatment, and carton or wooden-case outer packaging can be assigned according to structure and surface sensitivity.

Batch Reports Stay Linked to Repeat Order Supply

Repeat tool steel orders can keep material certificates, heat-treatment reports, and key-dimension data archived by batch. Before shipment, the required report format and coverage are reconfirmed so later batches stay aligned on grade, supply condition, and process route.