
CNC Turning
Precision turning for shafts, sleeves, bushings, fasteners, and rotational components.

Bring your current model, sketch, or prototype package. Weko helps turn changing requirements into a manufacturable part and a practical path toward repeat production.
Four production routes cover rotational parts, complex housings, multi-process components, and precision finishing.

Precision turning for shafts, sleeves, bushings, fasteners, and rotational components.

Multi-axis milling for housings, covers, brackets, and parts with complex profiles.

Combined processes for complex parts requiring fewer setups and consistent control.

High-accuracy outside-diameter finishing for selected shafts and cylindrical parts.
Incoming, in-process, and final inspection are aligned to confirmed drawing and quality requirements.
See Weko machining and quality inspection in a real production environment.
Manufacturing decisions are grounded in the application, not just the geometry.

Sensor housings, reducers, joints, shafts, and motion-control components.

Motor covers, gimbal parts, connectors, and lightweight structural components.

Valve cores, bushings, inserts, fasteners, and fluid-control parts.
The next step depends on what has already been validated — not on forcing every project into the same process.
Send a sketch, CAD model, prototype revision, or production-ready drawing with the main unknowns.
We review process fit, tolerance risk, material, finish, and the decisions that affect iteration cost.
Prototype or pilot parts are aligned to the checks needed for functional validation.
When demand grows, process control, batch planning, and quality documentation can evolve with it.
Yes. Explain what is already fixed and what still needs engineering judgment.
Prototype and lower-volume requirements can be reviewed against geometry, material, tolerance, finish, and the expected next stage.
Use the secure inquiry workflow and request an NDA before sharing files when your project requires it.
Production suitability is confirmed for the actual part, forecast, quality requirements, and revision maturity.
Share where the product stands now, what must be proven next, and the volume you expect after validation.