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VETCNCCNC MANUFACTURING
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CNC manufacturing in China.A family business.
A direct conversation.

We supply custom components to engineering and purchasing teams through our family factories in China and our manufacturing partners.

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10 yearsKevin's experience in the CNC industry
2 generationsA family connected by manufacturing
Based in ChinaMultiple factories and a wider partner network
Your choiceFactory production, coordination or an introduction

Our family manufacturing business

KevinThe next generation at VETCNC
Turning and machining

We bring our family’s manufacturing background and CNC experience together at VETCNC.

If your project needs another capability, we can discuss coordination with a manufacturing partner or a direct introduction.

“Let’s discuss the part, the work involved and who will be responsible for it.”
Our roots

A family trade.

My father's generation built the business through exhibitions, established customers and long-term relationships.

My experience

Ten years in CNC.

A decade in the industry shapes how I approach customer requirements and the practical decisions behind a part.

Our next chapter

Bringing VETCNC online

Customers can discuss drawings and manufacturing requirements with VETCNC online.

A manufacturing business built around custom parts

Our family operates factories in China. We work with OEMs, equipment builders and procurement teams on custom component orders.

Metal and engineering-plastic components

We machine metal and engineering-plastic parts, including shafts and components with pockets, mounting faces, bores, thin walls, threads or features on multiple faces.

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Inspection linked to the drawing

Our project experience includes optical calibration surfaces, hidden cross-hole burrs and assembly features that move after unclamping. The inspection method follows the feature and its function.

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One released specification for the batch

Sample approval, finishing and inspection records need to match the released drawing. Later batches should follow the same revision unless a change is approved.

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Completed machining projects

6061-T6 ALUMINUM

Optical calibration plate

The critical measurement area needed 0.01 mm flatness and parallelism control through machining and matte black anodizing.

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416 STAINLESS STEEL

Collimator tube with cross-holes

Small-hole checks and two-angle microscope inspection exposed burrs that main-bore gauging could otherwise hide.

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BLACK DELRIN / POM

Thin-wall dental assembly frame

Revised support, workholding and edge finishing improved snap-fit alignment after the part was released from its fixture.

Read the Delrin frame project

Production and specialist support

We start by checking whether our factories suit the part, material and order. If a specialist partner is needed, we agree the production route and responsibilities before the order starts.

Production through our factories

Define the manufacturing site, released drawing, inspection scope and delivery plan with VETCNC. Kevin is your starting contact for the project discussion.

When a specialist manufacturing partner is involved

A coordinated project identifies the company responsible for each operation, how inspection is handled and who responds to a quality or delivery question. Access to your drawings and any confidentiality requirements are agreed before files are shared.

If you prefer a direct supplier introduction

Where there is a suitable match, we can discuss an introduction. Production, payment and inspection terms are then agreed with that business, with any continuing VETCNC role made clear.

Quality evidence
for your part

Match the evidence to the feature: a surface measurement, an internal-edge check and a material record answer different questions.

Dimensional inspectionMake the important dimensions visible.
  1. 01

    Critical surfaces and datums

    A dimensional report needs to relate the measured features to the drawing datums. Flatness, parallelism and a mating bore are different checks, even on the same component.

  2. 02

    Features a size report can miss

    A cross-hole can retain an internal burr even when its main bore gauges correctly. A thin-wall part also needs its fit checked after release from the fixture.

  3. 03

    Material and finish records

    Material identity, finishing records and dimensional results should identify the lot or batch they cover, so the documents can be matched to the delivered parts.

  4. 04

    Sample acceptance

    Where sample approval is required, record the critical dimensions, finish and assembly checks it must demonstrate. Use those results as the reference for releasing the batch.

From inquiry to
a manufacturing plan

01 / UNDERSTAND

Share the part requirements.

Send the drawing, material, quantity and target delivery date. Include any question the quotation needs to resolve.

02 / MATCH

Select the production route.

Kevin reviews the fit with our factories and identifies any operation that needs specialist support.

03 / VERIFY

Resolve the open points.

Settle feasibility questions and any agreed sample review before releasing the manufacturing specification.

04 / AGREE

Release the agreed scope.

The order records the specification, price, delivery and responsible business before production starts.

Would a live conversation help?
Ask about an online introduction or a factory walkthrough relevant to your project.

Know who you're
working with.

Is VETCNC a manufacturer or a sourcing company?

Our business is rooted in our family's manufacturing work, with multiple factories in China. We also work with other manufacturing businesses when a project needs a different capability. For your inquiry, we want to make clear whether the work would be handled by our factories, coordinated with a partner or introduced directly to another company.

What does “ten years of experience” refer to?

It refers to Kevin's personal experience in the CNC industry. The family's involvement began with his father's generation. Today, Kevin is carrying that background forward through VETCNC and a more direct way of connecting with customers.

Can I work directly with a company you introduce?

Yes. A direct introduction is one of the ways we can help when there is a suitable match. You and that company would discuss the production contract, payment, inspection and after-sales responsibilities directly. Any continuing VETCNC role or introduction terms should be agreed separately.

What happens when your factories are not the right fit?

We will discuss that openly. Depending on the requirement, we may suggest a manufacturing partner, help coordinate an agreed scope or make a direct introduction. A recommendation does not replace checking that a supplier can meet your particular requirements.

How can I evaluate your work without visiting China first?

Start by telling us what you need to verify. We can discuss relevant manufacturing information, an online conversation, a factory walkthrough or sample evaluation. The availability, scope, timing and any costs need to be confirmed for the specific project.

Will you share my drawings with other companies?

Tell us about any confidentiality requirements before sending sensitive information. Before involving another company, let's agree on whether it needs access, what may be shared and under what confidentiality arrangements.

PROJECT SUPPORT

Discuss your part with Kevin

Tell me about your part, the requirements and the manufacturing arrangement you want to discuss.

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