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OEM & ODM
CNC Manufacturing

One manufacturing partner from prototype to production — under NDA, with free design-for-manufacturing review and full inspection documentation. Your design stays yours.

Mutual NDA
Free DFM review
FAI / PPAP on request
ISO 9001 certified

OEM or ODM — Which One Are You?

The two terms get used loosely, so it helps to be precise. The difference decides how much engineering work sits with us versus you:

OEM (build-to-print)ODM (design + build)
You bringA finished drawing or CAD fileA requirement, concept, sample, or sketch
We addManufacturing + QC to your specEngineering, material & tolerance design, then manufacturing
Best whenYour design is lockedYou need the part developed, not just made
Design ownershipYoursYours — we assign all rights to you

EKINSUN runs both tracks daily. If you don't even have a drawing, our no-CAD ordering and reverse engineering services feed straight into an ODM program.

What an OEM/ODM Program Includes

  • Mutual NDA signed before any file or sample changes hands
  • Free DFM (design for manufacturing) review — we flag thin walls, unreachable features, and tolerances that add cost before they become a problem
  • Dedicated tooling & fixtures reserved for your parts only
  • Material traceability with certificates on request
  • Inspection documentation — dimensional reports as standard, FAI and PPAP for production
  • One engineer as your point of contact, replying within 24 hours

From Prototype to Production

The value of a single partner is consistency: the CNC program, fixtures, and inspection plan written at the prototype stage carry forward unchanged, so part 1,000 matches part 1.

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Prototype (1–5 pcs)

Prove form, fit and function. DFM feedback applied before tooling decisions.

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Pilot Run (20–100 pcs)

Validate the process at small batch. First Article Inspection signs off the spec.

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Production Batches

Repeatable batches with locked program and inspection plan. Forecast-based scheduling.

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Process Transfer (high volume)

Where it lowers cost, suitable parts move to die casting or injection molding — same QC owner.

For the small-quantity end of this path, see low-MOQ custom parts and our low-volume production capability.

How We Protect Your IP

Sharing a design with an overseas factory is the number-one worry for procurement teams. We address it in writing: a mutual NDA before disclosure, no reuse or sub-branding of your design, customer-reserved tooling, and a clear paper trail. First time importing? Read how we protect your design when ordering from China.

Quality & Documentation

We are ISO 9001 certified, and quality scales with the program. Typical documentation by stage:

StageStandard docsOn request
PrototypeDimensional reportMaterial cert
PilotDimensional report + FAIRoHS / REACH declaration
ProductionBatch inspection reportPPAP package, CoC, SPC data

Tight-tolerance parts are verified on a CMM — see tolerance & inspection.

Industries We Build For

Automotive and motorsport, industrial equipment, robotics and automation, marine, energy, and lab/scientific instruments. We are a custom-parts manufacturer, not a catalog supplier — if it can be machined, cast, or molded, it fits our scope.

Frequently Asked Questions

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OEM means you supply the design and we build exactly to it. ODM means you bring a requirement or concept and we engineer the part — materials, tolerances, geometry — then manufacture it. We do both, and you own the design in either case.

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Yes — a mutual NDA before any drawing or sample is shared. We never reuse, resell, or sub-brand a customer's design, and your tooling is reserved for your orders only.

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Yes. A typical path is 1–5 prototypes, a 20–100 piece pilot, then production batches, with the same program and inspection plan carried forward. High-volume parts can transfer to casting or molding.

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Dimensional inspection reports as standard; FAI, material certificates, RoHS/REACH declarations, and PPAP-level documentation on request for production parts.

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