I already have a drawing, model, or sample
Send the technical package for review of material, geometry, tolerances, process, inspection, lead time, and cost.
Send technical drawing→SERVICES — CNC MACHINING
CNC machining services with engineering for custom parts.
Kondak supports industrial buyers from technical component definition through lot production, combining application engineering, drawing/modeling, CNC machining, turning, milling, Swiss-type lathes, centerless grinding, threading, and dimensional control.
ISO 9001:2015
certified quality system
0.005 mm
tolerance reference published by Kondak
3 shifts
operation prepared for industrial lots
CMM
coordinate measurement for critical parts
TWO PATHS —
You can arrive with a finished drawing or with the technical problem.
Not every request starts with a closed technical package. Kondak engineering can turn a requirement, sample, application, or reference part into a drawing, process, pilot lot, and manufacturable component.
I need to develop or adapt a component
Share the application, function, operating environment, constraints, and reference part. The technical team can support drawing/modeling, geometry adjustment, process selection, prototype, or pilot lot.
Talk to engineering→
CNC · SERVICES
CHOOSE THE SERVICE —
Find the right path to quote your part.
Each page goes deeper on one type of demand. If the component still needs development or combines more than one process, talk to engineering for an integrated review.
Custom machined parts
For buyers who already have a drawing, 3D model, sample, or technical specification and need to turn the package into industrial supply.
View custom parts→CNC machining
For requests that combine application engineering, milling, turning, drilling, threading, finishing, documentation, and process review.
View CNC machining→CNC turning
For shafts, pins, bushings, sleeves, cylinders, connectors, threads, and components whose main geometry is cylindrical.
View CNC turning→CNC milling
For blocks, flanges, brackets, housings, faces, holes, slots, bases, and prismatic geometries.
View CNC milling→CAPABILITY AND PROOF —
Engineering, process, equipment, and quality in one flow.
The buyer is not choosing only a machining operation. They need to know whether the supplier can understand the requirement, propose the technical path, produce, measure, repeat, and document the component.
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Engineering
Support for drawing/modeling, DFM, adaptation of existing parts, process definition, prototypes, and pilot lots.
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Equipment
Machining centers, CNC lathes, Swiss-type automatic lathes, centerless grinding, thread rolling, and automatic tapping equipment.
View equipment→03
Quality
ISO 9001:2015 system, CMM, dimensional control, and tools such as PPAP, FMEA, SPC, and MSA when applicable to the supply.
View quality→FOR TECHNICAL PURCHASING —
When it makes sense to talk to Kondak.
Kondak supports buyers with a component, application, technical requirement, development need, or recurring demand.
Drawing, sample, or defined application
The team reviews geometry, material, tolerances, finishing, volume, and functional risk before proposing a drawing, adjustment, or process.
Custom part development
Engineering can support drawing/modeling, component adaptation, manufacturability review, and preparation for prototype, pilot lot, or production.
Supplier with documented quality
When supply requirements demand it, the operation considers dimensional reports, traceability, PPAP, FMEA, SPC, MSA, 8D, and Poka-Yoke.
FOR RFQ —
What to send for an objective review, even without a final drawing.
The more complete the technical context, the less quotation rework and the clearer the definition of drawing/modeling, process, lead time, cost, and documentation.
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Technical drawing, 3D model, physical sample, or photo of the current part
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Component function, application, assembly, and problem it needs to solve
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Material, standard, hardness, heat treatment, or surface finishing
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Critical tolerances, roughness, threads, faces, and control characteristics
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Initial quantity, recurring volume, and expected delivery
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Required documents such as dimensional report, PPAP, FMEA, SPC, or MSA
WORKFLOW —
From technical need to supply plan.
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Package received
You send a drawing, model, sample, reference part, or application description with desired volume and timing.
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Technical review
Engineering reviews function, material, geometry, tolerances, operations, inspection, manufacturing risks, and complementary processes.
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Development or process definition
The team defines whether the next step is drawing/modeling, technical adjustment, prototype, pilot lot, validation, or production quote.
BUYER QUESTIONS —
Common questions before choosing a service.
Can I contact Kondak without a finished drawing?
Yes. If there is an application, sample, reference part, photo, technical problem, or functional requirement, engineering can review the path toward drawing/modeling, prototype, pilot lot, and manufacturing.
Which service should I choose if my part requires turning and milling?
Use the CNC Machining page or send the technical drawing. The team defines the most appropriate process arrangement when the part combines cylindrical and prismatic geometries.
Does Kondak manufacture parts from technical drawings?
Yes. The review can start from a 2D drawing, 3D model, physical sample, or application specification.
Can Kondak help develop components for industrial products?
Yes, within the scope of machined components and industrial parts. The team can support drawing/modeling, technical adaptation, manufacturability review, prototype, pilot lot, and preparation for production. Functional validation of the final product remains the customer's responsibility.
Which information helps speed up quotation?
Drawing, material, tolerances, finishing, quantity, lead time, application, and inspection requirements reduce technical questions and rework.
Request a quote
Talk to Kondak engineering.
Attach the technical package, send a sample, or describe the component application. Kondak returns with the initial review and next steps for drawing/modeling, prototype, validation, pilot lot, or quotation.
QUOTE —
Send your drawing for technical review.
Share the drawing, material, quantity, and lead-time requirements so the team can review the part.
✓ Technical review before quotation
✓ Drawings handled as confidential information
✓ Accepted formats: STEP, IGES, DWG, PDF