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|Articles|October 25, 2022
Tuofa CNC Machining Company
Shenzen-based OEM offering custom milling and 3D printing
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Tuofa CNC Machining delivers mechanical parts manufacturing across a wide range of industries as a one-stop-shop for metal parts. In addition to custom OEM manufacturing and CNC machining services, the company is offering 3D printing, sheet metal fabrication, and various other machining services under one roof.
The factory includes 50 CNC lathes, 26 CNC milling machines, 22 Swiss-style high-speed precision CNC lathes, and 5 German 5-axis CNC machine tools. The 24/7 automated precision machining workshop with ISO9001:2015 certification is widely used in energy equipment, aerospace, machine parts and other precision products.
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