
CNC Machining
3, 4 and 5-axis CNC milling and CNC turning for metal and plastic parts, from one-off prototypes to low-volume production runs.

WenCNC Precision Manufacturing
We machine metal and plastic parts to your drawings — from a single prototype to low-volume production. Upload your CAD files and get a quoting review from our engineering team.
3 / 4 / 5
Axis machining
Milling and turning
±0.01 mm
Typical machining tolerance
Tighter on request
50+
Metals and plastics machined
Aluminium, steel, stainless, brass, titanium, engineering plastics
1 pc
Minimum order quantity
Prototypes and small batches welcome
Manufacturing capabilities
Machining, sheet metal and finishing under one roof means fewer hand-offs, one point of contact and consistent quality across every batch we ship.
3, 4 and 5-axis milling plus CNC turning for complex geometry, tight tolerances and production-ready surface finishes.

Laser cutting, bending, welding and assembly for enclosures, brackets, panels and frames in prototype and batch quantities.

Anodizing, powder coating, plating, polishing and painting to give parts the correct appearance, corrosion resistance and wear behaviour.

First-article inspection, in-process checks and final dimensional reports so that every shipment matches the drawing.

Explore by process
Open any hub to see the individual processes, the materials they run and the tolerances they hold.

3, 4 and 5-axis CNC milling and CNC turning for metal and plastic parts, from one-off prototypes to low-volume production runs.

Laser cutting, bending, welding and assembly for enclosures, brackets, panels and frames in prototype and batch quantities.

Anodizing, powder coating, plating, polishing and painting to deliver the appearance, corrosion resistance and wear performance your part needs.

Inspection equipment, documented inspection plans and production control that keep delivered parts inside the drawing.

About WenCNC
WenCNC is set up as one workshop rather than a chain of subcontractors: machining, sheet metal, finishing and inspection are planned together, and one engineer stays with the part from the first review to the delivery document.
That matters most on the parts that are hard to make — thin walls, tight datums, cosmetic surfaces and finishes that have to match across shipments.
Why WenCNC
Most projects fail on communication, not on machines. We keep engineering close to the shop floor so design questions are answered before the chips are made.
Every RFQ is reviewed by an engineer for manufacturability, tolerance cost and material alternatives, so you know where the cost is before you commit.
The same process, fixtures and inspection plan scale from 1 piece to low-volume runs, so the part that passes validation is the part that ships.
Parallel-machined fixtures and in-process inspection on 3, 4 and 5-axis centres hold accurate datums across the batch.
Aluminium, stainless steel, carbon steel, brass, copper, titanium and engineering plastics are sourced against your specification, with certificates on request.
Anodizing, powder coating, plating, polishing and painting are managed together with machining, so colour and appearance stay consistent between batches.
One English-speaking contact for quoting, engineering questions, production status and shipping documents — with proactive updates when something changes.
How it works
Upload a drawing or 3D model and we will come back with a quotation, lead time and any engineering questions.
Upload STEP, IGES, DXF, PDF or native CAD files with material, finish and quantity.
We check manufacturability, tolerances and finish, and suggest alternatives where they reduce cost.
You receive a written quotation with unit price, tooling, lead time and shipping terms.
Machining, fabrication and finishing run against an agreed inspection plan.
Parts are packed, documented and shipped; we stay available for any follow-up revision.
Industries
We support product teams, machine builders and OEMs across electronics, automotive, medical, aerospace, robotics and energy equipment.
Brackets, housings, fixtures and test parts for vehicle programmes, from prototype validation builds to low-volume production.
Precision components and instrument parts in stainless steel, titanium and medical polymers, with the documentation and surface quality that regulated products require.
Lightweight structural and mechanical parts in aluminium and titanium, machined for stiffness, weight and repeatability.
Cosmetic housings, bezels, heat sinks and internal hardware with the appearance quality that product teams are judged on.
End effectors, grippers, frames and machine parts produced for stiffness, repeatability and fast turnaround on design changes.
RF housings, heat sinks, antenna hardware and mounting components with controlled conductivity and environmental performance.
Components for power generation, energy storage and distribution equipment that must hold up in heat, pressure and weather.
Machine parts, frames, guards and replacement components for equipment builders and plant operators.
Parts gallery
A small selection of machined, fabricated and finished parts produced for our customers. Materials, finishes and tolerances vary with every drawing.

CNC Machining
A twisted-blade impeller machined in aluminium on a simultaneous five-axis centre, with blade surfaces machined in continuous passes.

CNC Machining
A ported manifold machined from aluminium with runners blending into a machined plenum and sealing faces on several planes.

CNC Machining
Skived and machined heat sinks with thin fins, a flat base and mounting holes positioned to the thermal design.

CNC Machining
A machined housing with parallel faces, controlled wall thickness and a cosmetic exterior finished in matte black.

CNC Machining
Tubes, covers and spacers machined from engineering plastics for insulation, low weight and corrosion resistance.

CNC Machining
A machined aluminium block with a drilled perforation pattern and stepped pockets, produced from solid stock.

Sheet Metal
A formed and welded enclosure with punched ventilation, inserted hardware and a powder-coated finish.

Sheet Metal
A family of brackets cut from steel and stainless sheet, formed and finished for a machine build.
In the workshop
Short clips from current work — milling, turning, forming and finishing. Ask for a process video on a specific part and we will send one with your quotation.
Case studies
A closer look at the planning decisions behind a few recent projects.

Aerospace & UAV
A sculpted impeller that had been failing on weight and finish at another supplier, re-machined on a five-axis process with model-based verification.

Consumer Electronics
A fabricated enclosure brought from three suppliers down to one, with coating, hardware insertion and kitting handled as a single order.

Automotive
A machined aluminium manifold taken from a one-off prototype to a repeat batch, with anodizing colour and fit controlled across both deliveries.
Latest from the workshop

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April 2, 2026 · WenCNC Engineering
Bend radii, hole placement, reliefs and tolerances: the details that decide whether a sheet metal part forms cleanly the first time.

Start a project
Upload your CAD files with the required material, tolerance and finish. Our engineering team will review the part and reply with pricing and lead time.