Titanium CNC Machining Service in China
What to expect when you order titanium CNC machining from an independent engineer based in Baoji, Shaanxi — prototypes, small batches, DFM reviews, quotes within 24 hours, and worldwide shipping.
The short answer
CNC Titanium is an independent, engineer-owned titanium machining service based in Baoji, Shaanxi, China. We machine titanium prototypes and small production batches from a single part to a few hundred pieces, review your design for manufacturability for free, and quote within 24 hours. One engineer is accountable for the whole job — from quoting to cutting to inspection.
This page explains how the service works, who it’s for, and what to expect.
Where the service is based
Baoji, Shaanxi is a well-known center of titanium production in China, with titanium suppliers and machining capability close at hand. Being there means shorter material lead times and access to the full range of titanium grades — from commercially pure Grade 2 to structural Ti-6Al-4V (Grade 5) and Grade 23. That matters for both cost and lead time on machined parts.
How the service works
- Send your drawing — STEP (.step), STP (.stp), IGS (.igs), or PDF (.pdf) via the quote page.
- Free DFM review + quote — we check the geometry for manufacturability and send a real quote within 24 hours.
- Machining + QC — parts are machined and inspected against the drawing before shipping.
- Delivery — parts are shipped with tracking, and questions are welcome after delivery.
What the service covers
- Prototypes — a single first article is a normal job, not a problem. See titanium prototype machining.
- Small batches — most production runs are 50–500 pieces; small batches up to a couple of thousand are fine. See small batch titanium production.
- Processes — CNC milling, CNC turning, and 5-axis machining.
- Finishing — machined, polished, and anodized options depending on how the part is used.
Who this is for
Small brands, individual engineers, and R&D teams that need titanium parts but don’t want the overhead of a large supplier — a US cycling brand validating a titanium line, a robotics startup testing a prototype joint, a machinist who needs a run of racing fasteners. If a job genuinely needs a bigger operation than one engineer, we’ll say so up front rather than over-promise.
Working with an independent engineer
The whole job is owned by one person: quoting, programming, machining, and inspection. That means fewer hand-offs, straight answers, and someone accountable for the result. It also means honest scope — if a run is better served by a larger shop (roughly beyond 2,000 pieces), you’ll be told and referred rather than misled.
Tolerances and quality
Machined surfaces typically hold around ±0.005 mm where geometry allows, with ±0.01–0.02 mm common across a run. Achievable tolerance depends on wall thickness and feature size, and is confirmed against your drawing during the free DFM review. Parts are inspected against the drawing before they ship.
Getting started
Upload your drawing for a free DFM review and quote. No minimum order, and a real quote within 24 hours.