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We deliver value-added services that enable companies to manage, improve, and grow their businesses.
Sheet metal work

We offer the complete sheetmetal manufacturing solution, from single part or sub-assembly to turnkey solutions for mechanical and electrical assemblies. With years of manufacturing experience, we have developed an expertise that deliver the finest quality and service.
Aluminium diecasting

P&A offer a range of aluminium die casting services to suit clients needs predominately working with high quality aluminum enclosures and components. The fact that we are China based company enables us to deliver aluminum parts and components at most competitive pricing.
Heatsink

We designed and manufacture a wide variety of thermal solutions for various applications. Our products include U-type heat sinks, extruded heat sinks, cold forged heat sinks, stacked and folded fin heat sinks, heat pipes and heat pipe integrated solutions, TEC's, conduction cooling solutions and more.

CNC Machining & Milling in China

We are top shop in China for CNC machining needs. From one off sample to large production runs, CNC machining offer accuracy, flexibility and low cost. Utilizing latest Japanese and German machinery and low cost Chinese processing, we oferr high quality product at competitive pricing. Providing the high quality CNC in China can offer.
Located in China mainland, P&A specializing in CNC Machining of complex shaped parts, Rapid Sample Development, Fabrication and Assembly of manufactured parts. While shop’s speciality is CNC milling, assembly of component parts is also offered. By combining our in-house expertise with services from suppliers in different fields such as plating, painting or brazing, we are able to provide a complete solution to our customers. The best CNC machining China can provide at affordable costs.

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CNC Milling China

There are number of different parts that can be made using CNC equipment. We can breakdown those in four categories: CNC Turning, CNC Milling, CNC Sheet Metal Stamping, CNC Bending. If you need some guidance to complete the design or make an improvement of your component our experienced staff can help with drawings, reverse engineering, material selection and tooling. We help you choose the top CNC milling China can provide with the shortest lead-time and top quality.

CNC turning produces parts by "turning" rod material and feeding a cutting tool into the turning material.  In CNC turning the cutter can be fed into the rotating workpiece at a variety of angles and many tool shapes can be used.  CNC turning provides an economical way to make parts that are commonly symmetrical about an axis of rotation. Shapes that can be made using CNC turning include a variety of plain, taper, contour, fillet and radius profiles plus threaded surfaces. Although many turned parts use a single axis of revolution, there can be multiple axis to allow more flexibility (e.g. crankshafts). CNC turning can be combined with CNC milling and other processes to make more diverse shapes.

CNC milling is a cutting process in which material is removed from a block by a rotating tool. In CNC milling the cutting tool is moved in all three dimensions to achieve the desired part shape.  In CNC milling the cutting tool usually rotates about an axis that is perpendicular to the table that holds the material to be cut. CNC milling machine looks somewhat like a drill press at first glance. A cutting tool protrudes down from a rotating spindle. A block of material is placed on a moving table below the cutter. While the cutting tool turns, a computer controls the vertical (Z axis) motion of the cutter and the horizontal (X and Y axis) motion of the block of material. The cutter is guided to move through the material, removing portions to create shapes. Additionally, the material can be turned to various orientations in the middle of the process and cutting tools of various shapes can be used. Material is usually removed by both the end and the side of the cutting tool.  
CNC Milling has several advantages over other manufacturing processes. It is cost effective for short runs. Complex shapes and high dimensional tolerances are possible. Smooth finishes can be achieved. CNC milling can produce almost any 2D or 3D shape provided that the rotating cutting tools can reach the material to be removed. Examples of CNC milled parts include engine components, mold tooling, complex mechanisms, enclosures.

CNC Sheet metal stamping dies are used to produce high precision metal components which are identical in shape and size. The dimensional accuracy and stability which you can achieve using precision CNC metal stamping are very high and thus quality made metal stamping dies are critical.
You can see metal stamping components everywhere. From the electrical switches at your home to the computer casings, cars, aircrafts, everything that needs precision metal stamping parts. A highly specialized branch of mechanical engineering, metal stamping technology has grown considerably with the evolution of sophisticated machineries, CAD and CAM.
Sheetmetal stamping services: Modular stamping, Progressive die stamping, High-speed stamping, Deep draw stamping, Bore slide stamping, Transfer stamping.

CNC bending is a process where sheet metal is bent to an angle using, typically a V shaped punch or a die. The sheet is placed between the punch and die which presses down on the sheet. CNC bending provides a low cost method to produce 3D shapes from 2D sheets.  
CNC bending is a suitable for processing most ductile metals and primarily for sheet metal designs with one or more bends. Just a few examples of CNC bending applications are brackets, enclosures, cams, chassis, etc. There is generally no special tooling required for CNC bending, with the exception of intricate designs and special bends.

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