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Production Completed, Packaged, and Ready for Shipment
1. Pre-Shipment Verification
✔ Quality Re-inspection: Random sampling to confirm packaging integrity and ensure no risk of transit damage
✔ Label Verification: Ensure outer carton labels include accurate details (destination, PO#, batch#, barcode)
✔ Document Preparation: Complete all shipping documents (packing list, commercial invoice, QC report, certificate of origin, etc.)

2. Logistics Coordination
✔ Confirm Carrier Arrival: Ensure transport vehicle arrives on time (recommend backup carrier contacts)
✔Loading Requirements:Clarify special needs(stacking restrictions, etc.)
✔ Schedule Loading Time: Avoid peak-hour delays

3. Customer Communication
✔ 24-Hour Advance Notice: Inform customer of estimated arrival time
✔ Confirm SpecialRequirements: e.g., on-site QC inspection before acceptance

Die Casting Machine

A die casting machine is a piece of industrial equipment used to manufacture metal parts by forcing molten metal under high pressure into a mold cavity (called a die). The mold is typically made of steel and designed to shape the metal into precise, complex

Key Features of Die Casting Machines
✔High Pressure Injection: Molten metal is injected into the die at very high pressure to ensure the cavity is filled completely and quickly.
✔Types of Machines: Mainly two types — hot chamber and cold chamber machines. Hot chamber machines are used for metals with low melting points (e.g., zinc, magnesium), while  cold chamber machines are better suited for metals with higher melting points (e.g., aluminum, copper).
✔Clamping Unit: Holds the die halves tightly together during injection to withstand the pressure.
✔Automation: Modern machines often have automated features for fast cycle times and consistent quality.

Advantages of Die Casting Machines:
✔Produce highly accurate, smooth-surfaced parts.
✔Suitable for high-volume production of metal components.
✔Can create complex shapes with thin walls.
✔Reduce the need for secondary machining or finishing.

Linear Guide Machining Center

Our Linear Guide Machining Center is a type of CNC (Computer Numerical Control) milling machine that uses linear motion guides (instead of box ways or dovetail slides) to achieve high-speed, high-precision machining. These machines are widely used in industries requiring tight tolerances, smooth surface finishes, and rapid production, such as aerospace, automotive, mold-making, and electronics.
Applications
✔ Mold & Die Making (high-speed finishing)
✔ Aerospace Components (thin-walled parts)
✔ Medical Devices (precision machining)
✔ Electronics & Semiconductor (small, intricate parts)
✔ Automotive Prototyping (fast material removal)

Our Linear Guide Machining Center is ideal for high-speed, high-precision applications where smooth motion and fine finishes are critical. While not as rigid as box-way machines for heavy cutting, they excel in mold-making, aerospace, and medical industries where speed and accuracy matter most.

Five-Axis CNC Machine Tool

A Five-Axis CNC Machine Tool is an advanced computer-controlled machining system capable of moving a cutting tool or workpiece along five different axes simultaneously (compared to traditional 3-axis machines). This enables the machining of highly complex geometries in a single setup, improving precision, efficiency, and surface finish.

Advantages Over 3-Axis CNC Machines:
✔Single-Setup Machining: Reduces repositioning errors and improves accuracy.
✔Complex Geometry Machining: Ideal for aerospace blades, impellers, medical implants, and molds.
✔Better Surface Finish: Continuous tool engagement reduces step marks.
✔Shorter Lead Times: Fewer setups mean faster production.

Our five-axis CNC machine is essential for high-precision, complex part manufacturing, reducing cycle times and improving accuracy. While more expensive than 3-axis machines, the efficiency gains and superior finish make them indispensable in industries like aerospace, medical, and precision engineering.

Turning Machine

A turning machine (commonly known as a lathe) is a machine tool that rotates a workpiece on its axis while a stationary cutting tool removes material to create cylindrical, conical, or curved shapes. Turning is one of the oldest and most fundamental machining processes, used for precision manufacturing of parts like shafts, bolts, bushings, and more.
Advantages of Turning Machines
✔ High Precision (Tolerances within microns in CNC lathes)
✔ Excellent Surface Finish (Smooth finishes achievable)
✔ Versatility (Works with metals, plastics, wood, and composites)
✔ Automation-Friendly (CNC lathes reduce labor costs)
✔ Cost-Effective for Mass Production (Fast cycle times)

Our turning machine (lathe) is essential for manufacturing rotationally symmetric parts with high precision. While manual lathes are still used for prototyping and small batches, CNC lathes dominate modern production due to automation, speed, and accuracy. For even more complex parts, multi-tasking turn-mill centers combine turning with milling and drilling in a single setup.

Carl Zeiss 3D Measuring Instrument

The Carl Zeiss 3D Measuring Instrument refers to advanced coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) and optical metrology systems developed by Carl Zeiss Industrielle Messtechnik (Zeiss Industrial Metrology), a leading German manufacturer of precision measurement technology. These instruments are used for high-precision 3D dimensional measurement, quality control, and inspection in industries like automotive, aerospace, medical, and manufacturing.

Advantages of Zeiss 3D Measuring Machines:
✔High repeatability & traceable accuracy (ISO 10360 standards)
✔Multisensor capabilities (contact + optical)
✔Automation-ready (robot integration, CNC operation)
✔Industry 4.0 compatibility (IoT-enabled data analytics)

Our Carl Zeiss 3D measuring instruments are among the most advanced metrology solutions in the world, offering ultra-precise, reliable, and efficient inspection for critical industrial applications. Whether using CMMs, laser scanners, or optical systems, Zeiss provides cutting-edge technology for quality assurance and precision engineering.