HONGYI
Factory Direct From Dongguan

Custom Metal and Plastic Parts Manufacturer in China

Send your drawing and get a reply within 24 hours. We make stamped, machined and molded parts, plus the casting, finishing and assembly work around them, in our own factory in Dongguan.

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  • 80+ countries
Stamped, machined and molded custom parts
Parts We Make

Custom parts, made to your drawing

Everything we make starts from a customer drawing, not a catalog. These are the part families buyers send us most, from formed sheet parts to machined and molded components.

Stamped steel bracket with formed flanges and mounting holes
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Formed brackets

Process
Metal stamping
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Hole position relative to the bend line
Stamped terminals and clips
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Terminals and clips

Process
Progressive die stamping
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Burr direction and spring-back on the contact
CNC machined aluminum mounting plate
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Milled housings and plates

Process
CNC milling
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Pocket depth, thin walls and hole patterns
A CNC turned shaft
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Turned shafts and bushings

Process
CNC turning
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Diameters that must share one axis
An assembly of stamped, machined and molded parts
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Multi-process assemblies

Process
Assembly of stamped, machined and molded parts
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Interfaces between parts from different processes

More part types, grouped by process, are in our custom parts gallery.

Have a part like one of these? Send the drawing and the quantity you need.

Find Your Process

Find the right process for your part

Pick the group that matches your part. Each line says when that page is the right place to start.

Sheet metal parts

For sheet parts, the first decision is whether a dedicated die pays off. The next section helps you decide.

Metal Stamping: repeat batches of formed parts worth a die
Sheet Metal Fabrication: enclosures, frames and panels cut, bent and joined
Laser Cutting: flat profiles from your DXF, no die
Metal Bending: parts where bend angle and radius decide fit
Metal Welding: welded parts where joints and distortion matter

Machined parts

For solid metal or plastic parts cut from stock. Start with the overview if you are unsure between milling and turning.

CNC Machining: not sure yet, or a mix of machining work
CNC Milling: plates, housings and brackets with pockets and holes
CNC Turning: shafts, sleeves, pins and threaded round parts
5-Axis CNC Machining: features on many faces and complex surfaces
Precision Machining: critical dimensions, GD&T and measurement
Gear Machining: gear data, tooth form and heat treatment

Molded plastic parts

For plastic parts in volume. The overview covers the whole project; the others cover one decision each.

Plastic Injection Molding: plastic parts in volume, made to drawing
Injection Molding: still choosing between a new mold, an existing mold or a second material
Injection Mold Tooling: the mold itself, from design review to T1
Overmolding: a soft grip or seal molded over a base part
Insert Molding: nuts, pins or terminals molded into the part

Cast parts

For metal parts cast near their final shape. Compare routes on the casting overview first.

Metal Casting: compare casting routes for your part
Investment Casting: complex, near-net-shape metal parts
Die Casting: alloy parts in volume from a reusable die
Sand Casting: larger, heavier castings with cores
Vacuum Casting: resin copies from a silicone mold, not metal casting

Prototypes and formed parts

For samples before tooling, and for parts formed from wire or profiles.

Rapid Prototyping: choose a sample route by what you need to test
3D Printing: printed parts, with the process chosen for the test
Aluminum Extrusion: constant profiles cut to length and machined
Spring Manufacturing: compression, extension and torsion springs and wire forms

Finishing and supply

For what happens after the part is made, and for how you want it delivered over time.

Surface Finishing: finish chosen by base material and function
On Demand Manufacturing: small, repeat and revised batches over time
Assembly: subassemblies delivered ready to install
Industrial Automation Components: custom parts and fixtures for automation equipment

Not sure which group fits? Send the drawing anyway.

Metal Stamping

Stamping die, or no die?

Stamping is one of our three core services, next to CNC machining and injection molding. For sheet parts, the first question is whether a dedicated die pays off.

A die costs money once and then makes every part the same, fast. Laser cutting and bending need no die, so they suit small batches and designs that are still changing. We review your drawing before any die is built, and you approve a sample before production starts. For the full picture, see our China metal stamping service.

Metal stamping presses on a factory floor
Choosing a sheet metal route
Your partRouteStart here
Repeat batches of flat or formed parts, design settledStamping with a progressive or single-stage dieMetal Stamping
Small batches, or a design still changingLaser cutting and bending, no dedicated dieLaser Cutting, Metal Bending
Enclosures, frames and panels joined from several partsCutting, bending, welding or rivetingSheet Metal Fabrication, Metal Welding
Flat springs and clipsStill stampingMetal Stamping
Compression, extension and torsion springs, wire formsSpring formingSpring Manufacturing
Repeat batches of flat or formed parts, design settled

Route Stamping with a progressive or single-stage die

Start here Metal Stamping

Flat springs and clips

Route Still stamping

Start here Metal Stamping

Compression, extension and torsion springs, wire forms

Route Spring forming

Start here Spring Manufacturing

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Not Sure Yet

You do not need to pick the process first

Send the drawing, the quantity and what the part does. Parker suggests the route that fits, and if another process would serve you better, he says so. Next: who actually makes your parts.

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Our Own Factory

One factory makes your sample and your production run

All production runs in our own factory in Humen, Dongguan: stamping, machining and molding, plus the casting, finishing and assembly work on our service pages.

We have made custom metal and plastic parts to customer drawings for more than 15 years. Nothing is sent out to another workshop, so the part you approve is the part you receive in volume.

Factory
2/F, No.12, Dapu Rd., Huaide, Humen Town, Dongguan, Guangdong 523926, China
Hours
Mon to Sat, 9:00 to 18:00 (GMT+8)
Contact
Parker, parkerzhang@hongyimfg.com
Stamping production area with multiple presses
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Sample and production, same factory

The team that makes your sample makes the production run, so an approved part does not drift when volume starts.

CNC machining center prepared for production
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One BOM, one team

Stamped, machined and molded parts on one BOM are made to the same drawing revision and inspection standard, so the interfaces line up.

Injection molding production area with an operator
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One contact, quote to shipment

Parker handles your drawings, samples and orders, so you are not coordinating several suppliers across time zones.

See the production areas and who does what inside our factory. Want the company background first? Read about HONGYI. Need parts delivered as a ready-to-install unit? See assembly.

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How Projects Run

Four points where you sign off

From drawing to shipment, these are the points where you stay in control of cost, tooling and quality.

Drawing review and quote

Parker reviews every drawing and replies within 24 hours for complete drawings, flagging anything that drives cost or risk.

Tooling plan

For parts that need a die or mold, you approve the tooling plan before any tooling cost is committed.

Sample sign-off

Samples go through first article inspection against your drawing. Production starts only after you sign off.

Production and pre-shipment check

Parts are made to the signed-off sample and checked again before they ship.

We work under an ISO 9001 quality system, and your drawings and files stay confidential. How to set inspection points and records is covered under quality assurance and inspection; what is checked for each process is on our metal stamping, CNC machining and injection molding pages.

Have your own inspection points or acceptance criteria? Send them with the drawing.

What To Send

What to send for a firm quote

Two starting points, depending on whether the part is new or already in production somewhere else.

New Part

A new part

  • 2D drawing with tolerances and revision
  • 3D file, such as STEP
  • Material and surface finish
  • Quantity per batch and estimated annual volume
  • Critical dimensions or inspection requirements
  • What the part does and what it mates with
Existing Part

Moving an existing part or tooling

  • Current drawing and revision
  • A physical sample or clear photos
  • What is going wrong now: size, looks, lead time or price
  • Existing tooling: type, condition and drawings
  • Any inspection records you already have

Several parts can go in one inquiry. If the mold itself is what you are buying, see injection mold tooling.

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Common Questions

Questions buyers ask before they send a drawing

Short answers on how we work, before you share a drawing.

Are you a factory or a trading company?

A factory. Every part is made in our own factory in Humen, Dongguan, and nothing is sent out to another workshop.

Can one order include stamped, machined and molded parts?

Yes. One factory makes them to the same drawing revision and inspection standard, and Parker is your single contact. If you need them delivered as a unit, see assembly.

I am not sure which process my part needs. What should I send?

The drawing, the quantity and what the part does. Parker suggests a route, and says so if another process would serve you better. For early samples, see rapid prototyping.

Is tooling priced separately from the parts?

Yes. The quote shows tooling separately from the part price, together with material, finish and lead time, so you can see what the one-time cost buys.

Do you sign NDAs?

Your drawings and files stay confidential. If your project needs an NDA, tell us before you send confidential files.

Do you design and build the dies and molds?

Yes. We design and build stamping dies and injection molds in our own factory, and you approve the tooling plan before any tooling cost is committed. See stamping dies and injection mold tooling.

Can you take over parts and tooling from another supplier?

Often, yes. We first review the tooling condition, the drawing and your production goals, then compare the sample against the drawing to find any differences.

How do repeat orders stay the same as the approved sample?

Each repeat order is made to the approved drawing revision and checked against the signed-off sample. For planned small and repeat batches, see on demand manufacturing.

Do you make samples and small batches?

Yes. Prototypes, samples and low-volume production are part of our regular work. Send the quantity you need and the quote will reflect it.

Which certifications do you hold?

We work under an ISO 9001 quality system. If your industry requires a specific certificate, state it in your inquiry and we will answer it directly.

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Request A Quote

Send your drawing to Parker

One contact for stamped, machined and molded parts. You get a reply within 24 hours.

Parker, your Custom Parts contact at HONGYI

Parker

Your Custom Parts Contact, HONGYI

I'm Parker. I review every drawing we receive, whether it is a stamped bracket, a machined housing or a molded cover. If you are not sure which process fits, send it anyway and I will suggest a route.

Add the material, the quantity and any inspection requirement you already know. If something on the drawing will cost you money for no reason, I will point it out with the quote.

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  • In-house production
  • Drawings kept confidential

STEP, IGES, DWG, DXF, PDF or photos.

We reply within 24 hours. Your files stay confidential.