About Us

We specialize in providing high-quality rubber coating product manufacturing solutions and precision mechanical parts processing. Our main products include rubber-coated wheels, rollers, screws, bearings, and customized parts, all designed to meet specific industrial needs with superior durability, stability, and precision.

With advanced CNC machining technology, modern production equipment, and over two decades of professional experience, we deliver one-stop customized services covering design, material selection, coating formulation, and precision processing. Our expert engineering team focuses on strict quality control at every stage to ensure excellent performance in wear resistance, anti-slip properties, and dimensional accuracy.

We serve a wide range of industries, including automation equipment, machinery manufacturing, medical devices, and electronic components. By combining innovation, precision, and reliability, we help our customers achieve more efficient, durable, and cost-effective solutions for their complex production challenges and long-term business success.

Quality stands at the core of everything we do. Our unwavering adherence to stringent quality standards guarantees reliable components for your business‑minimizing defects, cutting downtime, and boosting your overall profitability.

Our precision‑engineered components serve a broad spectrum of industries, including aviation, high‑speed rail, medical devices, automotive, yachts, precision test instruments, industrial machinery, photographic equipment and optical apparatus.

We deliver components that not only meet but surpass industry benchmarks, elevating your end‑products in both performance and reliability.

Driven by consistent pursuit of excellence, we oversee every stage from product conception to final manufacturing, making us your dependable partner for project success.

We are far more than a mere supplier — we are your trusted ally to achieve superior performance, higher efficiency and dependable output. Partner with us to unlock the full potential of precision engineering.

Our Misson

Founded in 2003, we serve as a trusted business partner for clients across a wide range of industries. Boasting a 25,000‑square‑meter production base and a dedicated team of more than 100 professionals, we stand as your ideal supplier for high‑precision components.

Our state‑of‑the‑art equipment underpins our market reputation, enabling us to deliver exceptional precision consistently. This translates into smooth‑running operations and enhanced performance for your business.

We understand that timeliness is critical in today’s fast‑moving industrial sector, and we specialize in meeting demanding project deadlines. Count on us for on‑time delivery and successful project outcomes.

Driven by innovation and uncompromising quality, we have built a solid track record of supplying products that add value to your projects and fuel your business growth.Founded in 2003, we serve as a trusted business partner for clients across a wide range of industries. Boasting a 25,000‑square‑meter production base and a dedicated team of more than 100 professionals, we stand as your ideal supplier for high‑precision components.

Driven by innovation and uncompromising quality, we have built a solid track record of supplying products that add value to your projects and fuel your business growth.

FAQ

1. How Much Does CNC Turning Cost?

Our online CNC machining services cater to various industries, including automotive, aerospace, medical devices, electronics, and consumer goods.

For a general idea of CNC turning costs typically cost around $8-$16 per hour to operate. To get a precise estimate tailored to your project requirements, feel free to request a quote.

With improved technologies and extensive expertise in CNC machining, ZHXING Hardware produces high-quality and cost-effective metal/plastic custom CNC turned components with high precision guaranteed for your innovative projects.

2. What parts are ideal for CNC turning?

While capable of processing square and hexagonal-shaped materials, the CNC turning process is best for tubular and circular shaped raw materials, including the following:

Inner and outer cylindrical surfaces

Inner and outer conical surfaces

Grooves, threads & rotational molding surfaces

Modern CNC turning machines are capable of handling different tools, spindles, and speeds. With various cutting tools available, CNC turning machines can create different parts with complex geometries. Generally, CNC turning is popular for making parts with the following criteria:

Rotary parts with the high precision requirement

Rotary parts with good surface roughness

Super precision parts with ultra-low surface roughness

Rotary parts with complex surface shapes

Rotary parts with horizontal machining

Parts with some special types of threads

Overall, CNC turned parts are widely used in the field of machine manufacturing, aerospace, automobile part manufacturing, and service factories.

3. CNC turning and CNC milling, what's the difference

n contrast, CNC Milling utilizes rotating cutting tools that move against the stationary workpiece. This process is versatile and can create a wide range of shapes, including flat surfaces, complex contours, and intricate designs. CNC milling is particularly effective for machining irregular and flat surfaces, making it suitable for parts that require detailed features and precision. If you’re looking for more complex machining solutions, you can opt for CNC milling China, which is ideal for creating intricate designs and precision parts with rotating cutting tools.

4. What's the difference between CNC lathe and CNC center?

A CNC lathe specializes in turning operations, efficiently producing cylindrical parts through processes like turning, facing, and threading. In contrast, a CNC turning center is an advanced machine that expands on the capabilities of a CNC lathe. In addition to facing, threading, and knurling, it can perform drilling, boring, reaming for precise holes, and even milling to create complex shapes.

5. How many axis are there in CNC turning?

Z-axis: This axis represents the spindle’s rotation and is aligned with the length of the workpiece. It allows for longitudinal movement along the length of the part being machined.

X-axis: This axis is perpendicular to the Z-axis and allows for radial movement, enabling the cutting tool to move in and out from the center of the workpiece to adjust the diameter.