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PRECISION CNC MACHINING · TAIWAN · SINCE 2005
Precision CNC Machining Partner in Taiwan
Precision Manufacturing Starts with the Details
From CNC machining to final inspection Every requirement on the drawing carried through to the finished part
24/7Three-shift production
20+years of manufacturing
±0.01 mmprecision capability
24/7three-shift production
ISO 9001certified quality system
Focused on Making Parts Right
JINTAT has specialized in CNC machining since 2005. From turning, milling and mill-turn machining to final inspection, processes are planned around the drawing, tolerances, material and quantity. When secondary operations are required, they can be coordinated through one point of contact.
RFQ WORKFLOW
A useful RFQ starts with four essentials
Information does not need to be perfect. Send the current drawing and identify what remains open.
Prototype, lot size or monthly demand
Specify or mark items to be confirmed
Tolerances and inspection requirements
CORE CAPABILITIES
Machining Capabilities
CNC turning, milling and mill-turn machining planned around part geometry, tolerances, material and quantity. From prototypes to high-mix low-volume and repeat production, the process is selected according to the requirements of each part.
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CNC Turning
For shafts, sleeves, flanges and rotational parts. Critical dimensions, threads and fits are machined to drawing requirements and inspected as required.
02
CNC Milling
For parts with faces, holes, slots, profiles and multi-sided features. Setup and machining sequences are planned around datums, tolerances and geometric relationships to reduce unnecessary repositioning.
03
Mill-Turn Machining
Turning and milling features completed in fewer setups to reduce repeated clamping and maintain relationships between critical features.
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Process Coordination
CNC machining and required secondary processes — including heat treatment, surface finishing and grinding — are coordinated through one point of contact. Process requirements remain aligned from machining through final inspection.
Prototype & Low-Volume ProductionFlexible support for design revisions and small production lots.
Capacity That Keeps Up with Demand24/7 three-shift production
Production is scheduled around project requirements and available capacity, with flexibility for prototypes, low-volume runs and repeat production.
Process CoordinationCNC machining and required secondary processes — including heat treatment, surface finishing and grinding — are coordinated through one point of contact.
Process requirements remain aligned from machining through final inspection.
SUPPLY EXPERIENCE
Manufacturing Experience
NDA-protected programs are described through public machining characteristics without disclosing customer drawings.
01Semiconductor Equipment
↗Machined components for equipment, fixtures, mounts, flanges and precision mechanisms. Dimensions, fits, datums and finishing requirements are reviewed according to the drawing, with inspection planned around critical features.
02Industrial Automation
↗Machined components for equipment, mounts, shafts, flanges and mechanical assemblies. Processes are planned around assembly requirements, from prototypes and low-volume runs to repeat production.
03Robotics & Precision Motion
↗Shafts, flanges, mounts, housings and transmission-related components. Machining and inspection are planned around critical fits, concentricity, datums and assembly requirements.
04Aerospace Applications
↗Material, geometry, tolerance and inspection requirements are reviewed according to the drawing and project requirements. Manufacturing feasibility is confirmed on a part-by-part basis.
05Medical Equipment Applications
↗Machining methods are reviewed according to the drawing and functional requirements, with dimensional, surface and inspection requirements confirmed for each project.
06Unmanned Systems
↗Mounts, housings, shafts, flanges and mechanical components for unmanned and electromechanical systems. Manufacturing is reviewed around geometry, assembly and dimensional requirements.
QUALITY EVIDENCE
Quality, Backed by Measurement
From process verification to final inspection Critical dimensions are inspected to drawing requirements, with measurement records available when required.
CMM InspectionGeometric relationships, datum features and specified critical dimensions.
Vision MeasurementProfiles, small features and non-contact dimensional checks where appropriate.
Inspection ReportsDocumented results for agreed characteristics and project acceptance needs.
ISO 9001Certified quality management system
KNOWLEDGE CENTER
Machining Knowledge
Practical notes on drawings, tolerances, processes, inspection and CNC machining.
Quality Inspection
What should a CNC machining inspection report include?
Learn what a CNC machining inspection report should include, how CMM and Keyence measurement differ, and what to confirm before production.
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High-mix, low-volume CNC machining is useful for industries that are developing, revising or sourcing precision parts with flexible quantities.
2026-08-06 · 5 min read↗COMMON SOURCING QUESTIONS
Working with a precision CNC machining partner in Taiwan
What CNC machining services does Jintat provide in Taiwan?
Jintat provides CNC turning, CNC milling and mill-turn machining for custom precision parts, with coordinated finishing and final dimensional verification.
Can Jintat support prototypes and low-volume production?
Yes. Jintat supports prototypes, engineering revisions and low-volume production where drawing control, flexible scheduling and clear inspection requirements are important.
What inspection support is available for precision machined parts?
Mitutoyo CMM and Keyence vision measurement support first-piece, in-process and final inspection. Critical-dimension inspection reports are available by project requirement.
Start with the Drawing
Send your drawing and basic requirements. We’ll review the process, tolerances and any points that need clarification.