PRECISION MACHINED PARTS · TAIWAN

Precision machined parts for turning, milling and mill-turn

Machining capabilities

The right process for the part

Turning milling and mill-turn planned around your drawing and part geometry

CNC machining at Jintat
CNC Turning: a machined component produced by JintatJINTAT / CNC TURNING

01CNC TURNING

CNC Turning

Precision turned parts in Taiwan: shafts sleeves flanges and threaded components We plan each operation around the rotational datum and the required fits including prototype and low-volume work

Maximum diameter
Ø250 mmSubject to part and workholding review
Maximum length
500 mmPart proportions and support reviewed separately
Combined operations
C-axisSecondary hole machining
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CNC Milling: a machined component produced by JintatJINTAT / CNC MILLING

02CNC MILLING

CNC Milling

CNC milling in Taiwan for multi-face parts hole patterns profiles and fixtures Datum selection and tool access guide the setup plan for prototype and low-volume milled parts

Maximum work envelope
1500 × 800 mmSubject to geometry and fixturing review
Holes & profiles
Multi-faceMultiple operations and fixture machining
Low-volume production
High-mixDifferent parts in small batches
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Mill-Turn: a machined component produced by JintatJINTAT / MILL-TURN

03MILL-TURN

Mill-Turn

Rotational surfaces cross holes and eccentric features planned together Fewer setups help maintain the geometric relationships that matter to assembly

Turning & milling
CombinedOperations planned around part features
Shared datums
Fewer setupsReduced re-positioning error
Holes & offsets
Cross featuresTool access checked before machining
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Machine capacity is a starting point Material geometry tolerances and fixturing determine whether a part can be machined

04PROCESS INTEGRATION

Process integration

Jintat performs CNC machining in-house Qualified partners handle heat treatment finishing grinding and simple assembly with verification on return before delivery

  • CNC MachiningIn-house
  • Heat TreatmentQualified partners
  • Surface FinishingQualified partners
  • GrindingQualified partners
  • Simple AssemblyQualified partners

MANUFACTURING FLOW

From drawing to delivery

  1. 01

    Drawing review

    Confirm revision material critical features and inspection requirements

  2. 02

    Process planning

    Set the machining sequence datums and fixtures

  3. 03

    First-piece check

    Verify initial dimensions and machining conditions

  4. 04

    Production checks

    Track critical dimensions during the run

  5. 05

    Final measurement

    Check critical features and required inspection records

  6. 06

    Finishing & delivery

    Coordinate secondary work verify on return and pack for delivery

EQUIPMENT

Primary equipment

Machinability is confirmed from geometry material tolerances and fixturing—not machine size alone

TypeModel / systemCapability summary
CNC latheGS-260MYMaximum diameter 250 mm · length 500 mm
CNC latheEX-308 (C-axis)Maximum diameter 220 mm · length 500 mm
CNC lathesL270-E2 · CL-200 · GA-3300High-mix precision turning
Vertical machining centersTLV-1166 · TLV-850 · TBV-1300Work envelope up to 1500 × 800 mm
InspectionMitutoyo CMM · KeyenceCMM and vision measurement; exact model information available during supplier review

START WITH A DRAWING

Share the drawing. We will review the process and inspection priorities.