CNC Milling
3-axis machining for prismatic features, 3+2 positional milling for angled faces and multi-sided features, and simultaneous 5-axis machining for complex geometry.
Explore CNC MillingPrecision CNC machining for OEM manufacturers. Drawing-based components, a focused production approach and a practical connection to the manufacturing networks in Dongguan and Shenzhen.
Belaro Precision focuses on supplying drawing-based CNC-machined components to industrial OEM manufacturers and engineering businesses.
Our work starts with your component: how it fits, which features are critical and what the finished part needs to achieve. We review the drawing, material, production quantity and inspection requirements together so that the manufacturing scope is clear.
We focus on low-volume production and repeat component requirements. For purchasing and engineering teams sourcing overseas, that means an approach centred on technical clarity, practical production planning and communication throughout the order.
Explore component familiesOur CNC capabilities support custom industrial components. The suitable process, achievable requirements and delivery scope are confirmed after reviewing each part.
3-axis machining for prismatic features, 3+2 positional milling for angled faces and multi-sided features, and simultaneous 5-axis machining for complex geometry.
Explore CNC MillingDrawing-based shafts, bushings, sleeves and connectors, with attention to mating diameters, shoulders, threads and functional surfaces.
Explore CNC TurningA focus on manageable batches and repeat requirements, with drawing revision, quantity, inspection and delivery aligned for each order.
Explore OEM productionDrawing-based CNC component supply for industrial OEM customers, with coordinated secondary services.
Company information & termsUnderstand which operations form our machining scope and which require supplier coordination before placing an order.
Drawing-based parts, with the machine route, material, size, tolerance and batch quantity reviewed for each enquiry.
Agree the in-house operations in the quotation. This overview is not a machine inventory or a guarantee that every feature can be produced in-house.
Coordinated through suppliers in Dongguan and Shenzhen, subject to the part specification and supplier availability.
Confirm the outsourced route, acceptance criteria and required records. Specialist testing and supplier documents require separate confirmation.
Our confirmed machining capabilities include 3-axis CNC milling, 3+2 positional milling, simultaneous 5-axis CNC milling and CNC turning. Supporting workshop and team information should relate to the operation proposed for your project.


3-axis CNC milling
Vertical milling for accessible faces, pockets and hole patterns.

Simultaneous 5-axis machining
Rotary and tilting workholding for complex machining access; 3+2 positional milling is also available.

CNC turning
Turning for shafts, sleeves and rotational components.

Technical & order coordination
Drawing review, machining questions and project communication.
For supplier assessment, ask which current workshop views and process information can be shared for your proposed machining route.
A verified machine inventory, model list and working envelopes are not yet published. Request confirmation of the equipment and measurement capability relevant to your part before order acceptance.
Team profiles are not currently published. During project review, agree the contacts responsible for technical questions, order coordination and quality follow-up, along with any supplier-assessment information needed.
Availability of photographs, equipment records, team introductions or a site visit must be confirmed individually.
When external operations are included, use the quotation and order confirmation to agree the controls below. Specific supplier qualifications, checks and records must be confirmed for the project.
Agree the outsourced operations, sequence and supplier suitability before release.
Pass on the agreed requirements with clear part and batch identification.
Define the checks after processing and who is responsible for each one.
Communicate changes, delays or deviations before accepting affected parts for shipment.
Based in Shenzhen, we draw on the manufacturing ecosystems and supplier networks in Dongguan and Shenzhen. This allows us to coordinate grinding, heat treatment, surface finishing and other secondary processes around your component. The route, supplier scope, specifications and requested records are agreed per project.
Explore secondary processesFor drawings that require a grinding step after machining, subject to geometry, tolerance and process review.
Coordinated to the material condition, hardness or treatment specification stated in your requirements.
Reviewed against the finish specification, masking needs, functional surfaces and post-finish dimensions.
Good manufacturing relationships are built on shared expectations. This is how we approach the conversation, from an initial enquiry to the next batch.
Start with your drawing, available model, material, quantity and application. Identify the revision and the features that matter to assembly or performance.
Review machining, secondary processes, inspection records and target delivery. Clarify technical questions and the scope included in the quotation.
Agree the drawing revision, acceptance criteria, quantity and commercial requirements in writing before work begins. Confirm milestone updates, any first-piece approval point and how schedule risks or proposed changes will be communicated.
Agree inspection documents, packing labels and dispatch requirements. For repeat orders, reconfirm revision status, quantity and delivery needs. Review design changes rather than assuming an earlier specification still applies.
Clear technical and commercial requirements give both teams a shared basis for the work. Questions should be resolved before they become production assumptions.
Geometry, material and inspection requirements determine whether a job is a fit. Feasibility and any limitations belong in the review and quotation.
OEM supply involves revisions, repeat demand and changing schedules. Our approach centres on clear communication and agreed requirements at each stage.
Critical dimensions, material requirements, final surface condition and inspection records should be part of the discussion before production. The same applies when secondary processes form part of the agreed route.
Our Quality ApproachCapability, documentation and any application-specific requirements are confirmed per project.
Our focus is OEM manufacturers, industrial equipment builders and engineering businesses with drawing-based machining requirements, manageable batches and potential repeat demand. Share the part and project context so we can review suitability.
CNC machining is our core focus. Grinding, heat treatment, surface finishing and other secondary processes can be coordinated through suitable suppliers in Dongguan and Shenzhen. The operations and responsibilities included in an order are confirmed during quotation.
Send the drawing revision, material, quantity, inspection requirements and target delivery for review. An initial batch and any future repeat requirements can be discussed against the part and agreed production scope.
Provide your drawing, available 3D model, material grade, quantity and target delivery. Include critical tolerances, secondary process specifications and required documents. Use the RFQ form to share the project details and drawing attachment.
Share your drawing, material, quantity and project requirements. We’ll review the fit and clarify the next steps.
Connect with us about your drawing, order requirements or supplier onboarding.
Send Project RequirementsPlanning a visit or delivery? Confirm the full premises address and receiving contact with us first.