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CNC Machining
Machined prototypes, bridge production, and repeat runs with drawing, tolerance, material, and finish review.
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Custom Manufacturing & Sourcing in China
From Drawing to Delivery.
Meknora coordinates drawing review, supplier selection, production follow-up, inspection, packaging, and shipment handoff for custom parts made in China. Start with the files and requirements you have.
- NDA support before detailed file review
- Drawing and requirement review before quotation
- Inspection scope defined before production release
Managed scope
- DFM
- Supplier
- Quality
- Delivery
Manufacturing capabilities
Manufacturing routes matched to the part and requirement.
Specify a process or send the complete requirement. We review supplier fit, quotation assumptions, quality controls, packaging, and delivery scope as one project.
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Sheet Metal Fabrication
Enclosures, brackets, frames, and welded assemblies coordinated across forming, joining, finishing, and inspection.
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Injection Molding
DFM, tooling, trial samples, correction loops, and production release managed through defined checkpoints.
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Component & Supplier Sourcing
BOM, component, and mixed-process sourcing with requirement clarification, supplier screening, and quotation comparison.
Start Your RFQCross-process support
- Custom parts & assemblies
- Supplier verification
- Quality inspection
- Packaging & delivery coordination
Manufacturing process
A visible path from RFQ to shipment handoff.
The route changes by project, but Meknora remains the primary contact for technical questions, supplier follow-up, inspection findings, and delivery coordination.
Start Your RFQ- 01
Submit the RFQ
Share drawings, CAD, a BOM, target quantity, timing, and known quality needs.
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Engineering review
We surface open questions, critical features, DFM points, and quote assumptions.
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Supplier & quotation
We compare supplier fit, pricing, lead-time basis, tooling, inspection, and commercial scope.
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Sample & production
Approvals, milestones, change control, and the agreed inspection plan stay connected.
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Release & delivery
Inspection records, packaging, and international shipment handoff are coordinated.
Quality control
Quality is planned before parts are released.
Inspection is only useful when it reflects the actual drawing, failure risk, and acceptance standard. The quotation should state the checks, sample scope, records, and release steps included for the project.
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Plan
Confirm the drawing revision, critical-to-quality features, and acceptance criteria.
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Verify
Align material, process, sample, in-process, and final checks to the requirement.
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Report
Collect dimensional, visual, material, and other agreed evidence before release.
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Resolve
Define containment, rework, remake, and corrective-action responsibility when needed.
Why work with us
Technical and supplier coordination through one project contact.
We connect the drawing, supplier quotation, production follow-up, inspection records, and shipment handoff. Specific responsibilities remain defined by the accepted project scope.
Engineering context first
Supplier outreach starts after drawings, revisions, critical features, quantities, and open questions are understood.
Process-fit supplier selection
The goal is a supplier suited to the process, material, tolerance, finish, volume, and documentation need.
Visible assumptions
Quotation scope, exclusions, lead-time basis, approvals, and inspection expectations are clarified before commitment.
Primary project contact
Meknora keeps engineering questions, supplier follow-up, inspection findings, and delivery decisions connected to the RFQ.
Project contexts
Hardware project types we can review.
Project fit is confirmed after reviewing the drawing, volume, compliance, supply-chain, and quality requirements.
- 01Industrial equipment
- 02Robotics & automation
- 03Electronics hardware
- 04Consumer hardware
- 05Mobility components
- 06Energy & infrastructure devices
NDA & IP protection
IP protection is an operating process—not a badge.
Sensitive product information should move only as far as the quotation or production task requires. The handling approach is agreed before detailed supplier disclosure.
- NDA can be arranged before detailed file review
- Supplier disclosure limited to the required project scope
- Tooling, file, and sample ownership clarified in project terms
- Publication or portfolio use requires separate customer permission
Common questions
Before you share a project.
Start with the information you have. We use the RFQ review to identify missing inputs, quotation assumptions, and decisions needed before production.
What should I send to start a quote?
Send the latest 2D drawing or 3D CAD when available, along with material, finish, target quantity, destination, and required timing. For sourcing work, a BOM or clear component specification is a useful starting point. If information is missing, we will identify the open items during review.
Can we sign an NDA before I share detailed files?
NDA support is available before detailed file review. Send your agreement for review or request the applicable mutual NDA process. The agreement must be accepted by both parties before it applies.
Can you handle prototypes, low-volume orders, and production?
The appropriate route depends on process, geometry, material, quantity, and timing. We can evaluate prototype, bridge-production, and repeat-production requirements, then confirm supplier fit and any quantity constraints in the quotation.
How are suppliers selected for a project?
Selection begins with the technical and commercial requirement. Relevant factors may include process capability, material experience, tolerances, finishing, capacity, documentation, communication, and willingness to support the required inspection plan. The exact screening scope is confirmed for the project.
How is quality controlled?
The quality plan is tied to the drawing and agreed acceptance criteria. Depending on the project, it may include material documentation, sample approval, in-process checks, dimensional inspection, visual standards, and pre-shipment records. The required evidence is defined before production release.
What happens if delivered parts do not conform?
The first steps are to document the issue, contain affected parts, and compare the result with the agreed specification and inspection record. The response may involve sorting, rework, remake, replacement, or corrective action. Responsibility and remedy depend on the confirmed project terms and evidence.
Start with the technical requirement
Have a drawing, CAD file, BOM, or sourcing brief?
Send the current files, target quantity, destination, and timing. We will identify missing inputs and open assumptions before preparing a quotation path.
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