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Shenzhen JUDA Technology

Shenzhen, China · CNC machining ↗

Shenzhen CNC shop running 7 five-axis centers plus lathes and sheet-metal lines, machining superalloys such as Inconel 718 and Hastelloy with Zeiss CMM inspection.

Max size
1,200×800 mm ↗
Tightest tolerance
±0.005 mm ↗critical features, suitable geometry
Fastest lead time
24–72 h ↗
MOQ
No minimum (single prototypes accepted) ↗
Manufacturer website ↗
Shenzhen JUDA Technology factory
Image from the manufacturer’s website ↗

Overview

Services

Offers 3- and 5-axis CNC milling and turning plus sheet metal (fiber-laser cutting, turret punching and robotic welding), from one-piece prototypes to production runs. ↗ ↗

Quality control

Parts are inspected on Zeiss DuraMax and Contura and Mitutoyo Crysta-Apex CMMs, with an SJ-410 profilometer and hardness testers. Production batches ship with PPAP (18 elements) and AS9102 FAI documentation. ↗

Delivery

Prototypes of 1–5 parts ship in 24–72 hours, small batches in 7–10 business days and production in 14–30 business days. MOQ is one piece. ↗ ↗

Processes ↗
  • CNC machining
  • Sheet metal
  • Assembly
Materials ↗ ↗
  • Aluminum
  • Stainless steel 303/304/316/316L/17-4PH
  • Carbon/alloy steel 1018/1045/A36/4140/4340
  • Titanium
  • Brass H62/C360
  • Copper
  • Bronze
  • Magnesium AZ91D
  • Inconel 718
  • POM
  • PEEK
  • Nylon/PA
  • PMMA
  • PTFE
  • PEI/Ultem
Industries ↗
  • Automotive
  • Medical
  • Robotics
  • Electronics
  • Energy
  • Telecom
  • Defense
  • Marine
Certificates (listed on site) ↗
  • ISO 9001
  • ISO 14001
  • IATF 16949
  • QC080000

Photos

From the manufacturer’s website ↗

About Shenzhen JUDA Technology

What they do

Shenzhen JUDA Technology is a CNC machining factory in Shenzhen with a 4,500 m² facility it moved into in 2015. It runs 3-, 4- and 5-axis milling, CNC turning and Swiss turning, plus sheet metal (laser cutting, turret punching, bending, robotic welding) and assembly, in aluminum (6061/7075/2024), stainless (303–316L, 17-4 PH), titanium, alloy steels, copper alloys, superalloys and engineering plastics such as PEEK and Ultem. It quotes single prototypes through production runs for medical equipment, aerospace and defense, automotive and EV, robotics and semiconductor equipment; its llms.txt states it does not offer 3D printing or injection molding and does not make implants. ↗ ↗ ↗

What’s different

  • The about page itemizes its own equipment: 7 five-axis centers, 35 three-axis mills, 15 CNC lathes, a TRUMPF 6000 W fiber laser, a Han's Laser 3000 W cutter, 2 AMADA turret punches and 5 robotic welding stations. ↗
  • The quality page names its inspection machines (Zeiss DuraMax, Zeiss Contura, Mitutoyo Crysta-Apex CMMs, Mitutoyo SJ-410 profilometer) and lists all 18 PPAP elements and AS9102 FAI forms as deliverables. ↗
  • Machines superalloys (Inconel 718, Hastelloy C-22, Monel 400) and Grade 23 ELI titanium on 5-axis tables up to 1,200×800 mm, and its llms.txt spells out what it does not do (no 3D printing or molding). ↗

Full specifications

Values as stated on the manufacturer’s website. The link icon next to a value opens its source page.

Capabilities
Max axes5-axis (7 five-axis machining centers; 3+2 and simultaneous)
Max part size5-axis working envelopes 500×400 mm to 1,200×800 mm (table envelope; no Z or part-size limit stated)
Tightest tolerance±0.005 mm on critical features/suitable geometry; general tolerance inside ISO 2768-m (critical features, suitable geometry)
Equipment list5-axis machining centers: 7; 3-axis mills: 35; CNC lathes: 15; TRUMPF 6000 W fiber laser: 1; Han's Laser 3000 W cutter: 1; AMADA turret punches: 2; robotic welding stations: 5
Materials & finishing
Material gradesAluminum; Stainless steel 303/304/316/316L/17-4PH; Carbon/alloy steel 1018/1045/A36/4140/4340; Titanium; Brass H62/C360; Copper; Bronze; Magnesium AZ91D; Inconel 718; POM; PEEK; Nylon/PA; PMMA; PTFE; PEI/Ultem
In-house surface finishesListed: anodizing, passivation, electropolishing, plating, bead blast, powder coat (site does not say which are done in-house)
Quality control
Inspection equipmentZeiss DuraMax, Zeiss Contura, Mitutoyo Crysta-Apex CMMs, optical CMM, Mitutoyo SJ-410 profilometer, Rockwell/Vickers/Brinell hardness; salt spray, XRF coating thickness, helium leak test on request; PPAP (18 elements), AS9102 FAI
Reports available (FAI, PPAP, material certs)AS9102 FAI; PPAP; CMM report; Dimensional inspection report; Material certificates; Certificate of Conformance; SPC data
Volume & lead time
Best-fit batch size1-piece prototypes to 10,000+ production; MOQ one
MOQNo minimum (single prototypes accepted)
Rush lead timePrototypes (1–5 parts) 24–72 h
Prototype lead time24–72 hours (1–5 parts); small batch 7–10 business days
Production lead time14–30 business days
Other
Industries servedAutomotive; Medical; Robotics; Electronics; Energy; Telecom; Defense; Marine
What’s different
  • The about page itemizes its own equipment: 7 five-axis centers, 35 three-axis mills, 15 CNC lathes, a TRUMPF 6000 W fiber laser, a Han's Laser 3000 W cutter, 2 AMADA turret punches and 5 robotic welding stations.
  • The quality page names its inspection machines (Zeiss DuraMax, Zeiss Contura, Mitutoyo Crysta-Apex CMMs, Mitutoyo SJ-410 profilometer) and lists all 18 PPAP elements and AS9102 FAI forms as deliverables.
  • Machines superalloys (Inconel 718, Hastelloy C-22, Monel 400) and Grade 23 ELI titanium on 5-axis tables up to 1,200×800 mm, and its llms.txt spells out what it does not do (no 3D printing or molding).
FoundedNot stated
Certificates (listed on site)ISO 9001; ISO 14001; IATF 16949; QC080000
CityShenzhen, China

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