FAQs

Our company specializes in producing aerospace-grade materials that consist of aluminum alloys together with titanium, stainless steel and high-performance plastic materials 

The CNC technology at our workplace enables us to accomplish tight tolerances down to ±0.001 inches. 

Absolutely. Our precision and reliable operations follow standards based on both AS9100D and ISO 9001 requirements. 

Our products ship according to the complexity of each project though we maintain fast-track procedures for emergency requests. 

Yes, we handle both small and large-scale production while maintaining the quality. 

Our company specializes in the machining of aluminum, steel, stainless steel, titanium, and many high-performance plastics. 

Definitely. Because of our CNC machining capabilities, we can achieve tolerances as tight as ±0.001 inches. 

Timeframes for delivery depend on the intricacy of the project. However, we do provide urgent services when there is a necessity. 

Certainly. We are capable of accepting both low and high production volume orders and will deliver on quality and consistency 

Yes, our CNC machining capabilities allow for tolerances as tight as ±0.001 inches, ensuring precise fit and function.

The company produces different medical components that include surgical instruments, implants, diagnostic equipment parts as well as prosthetic components. 

Absolutely. We adhere to ISO 13485 and FDA standards to meet the stringent requirements of medical device manufacturing. 

Gree-Ge excels at creating custom CNC machines specialized for medical device producers who require exact solutions within regulatory requirements. 

Yes, we offer rapid prototyping services to help validate designs before full-scale production. 

Yes, we have the capacity to support both small and large-scale production runs while maintaining strict quality control. 

Yes, we deliver personalized CNC machined robotic components that achieve exact specifications for applications. 

Our company manufactures CNC machine parts that serve both industrial robots, automation systems alongside medical robots for aerospace robotics applications. 

We implement strict quality control measures, including dimensional inspections, material testing, and performance verification, to ensure every part meets industry standards. 

Yes, we have the capacity to support both low and high-volume production runs while maintaining precision and consistency. 

Yes, we provide fast turnaround prototyping services to help engineers test and refine their designs before full-scale production. 

We manufacture CNC-machined parts for industrial robots, automation systems, medical robotics, aerospace robotics, and more.

We work with aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, and engineered plastics suited for high-performance robotic applications. 

Our business executes precise milling and turning and multi-axis machining processes used to generate quality electronic components which maintain tight dimensional specifications.

Yes, our advanced CNC machining capabilities allow us to manufacture intricate and miniaturized parts with exceptional accuracy.

We offer anodizing, powder coating, polishing, and laser engraving to enhance durability, appearance, and performance.

Yes, we specialize in both prototyping and full-scale production to support product development and testing. 

Quality control standards at our facility are achieved through performance evaluation of CMM inspections and material analysis by keeping the industry requirements in mind.

We provide precision milling, turning, and multi-axis machining to produce high-accuracy semiconductor parts. 

We use state-of-the-art CNC technology, including multi-axis machining and real-time quality control, to ensure exact tolerances and superior precision. 

Yes, we provide customized CNC machining solutions tailored to specific semiconductor applications, ensuring compatibility with various fabrication processes. 

Yes, we specialize in rapid prototyping to support semiconductor research, development, and process optimization. 

Our stringent quality control includes CMM inspections, precision surface finishing, and contamination-free handling to meet semiconductor industry standards. 

Our company delivers manufacturing solutions which serve telecommunications systems, satellite communications and wireless networking along with broadband infrastructure networks. 

We work with aluminum, copper, titanium, engineered polymers, and other high-performance materials suited for high-frequency and structural applications. 

Yes, Gree-Ge specializes in precision-engineered enclosures that provide durability, shielding, and thermal management for communication devices. 

Yes, we produce high-precision components for 5G infrastructure, including antenna systems, RF components, and network hardware. 

We adhere to strict quality control processes, industry standards, and regulatory requirements to ensure our components meet all necessary specifications. 

Our company specializes in producing automation components through accurate milling, turning and multi-axis machining technology. 

Gree-Ge company combines modern precision machining systems together with real-time quality control checks and advanced finishing processes for high accuracy results. 

Yes, we provide customized precision manufacturing solutions tailored to specific automation applications. 

Yes, we specialize in rapid prototyping to support automation system development, testing, and optimization. 

Our rigorous quality control includes CMM inspection and thorough testing to meet industry standards for durability. 

Our team employs state-of-the-art materials alongside precision machining and advanced surface treatment methods to enhance wear resistance and corrosion protection. 

We provide precision machining, fabrication, and advanced surface treatments to produce high-performance industrial machine parts. 

We use state-of-the-art technology, rigorous quality control processes, and real-time inspections to ensure exact tolerances and superior durability. 

Yes, Gree-Ge delivers customized manufacturing solutions which fulfill particular industrial performance needs along with application specifications. 

Yes, we specialize in rapid prototyping to support machinery design, development, and process optimization. 

Yes, we specialize in rapid prototyping to support research, development, and process optimization in the new energy sector. 

Our company delivers accurate fabrication services together with material transformation and precise manufacturing of components for renewable energy systems. 

We implement rigorous testing, including material analysis, dimensional inspections, and environmental stress testing to ensure high performance and reliability. 

Yes, we support innovative energy solutions, providing precision components for hydrogen, advanced battery systems, and next-generation solar and wind applications. 

The company applies high-performance materials and advanced surface treatments to strengthen and improve resistance against corrosion in energy environments. 

Prototyping is the process of creating an early sample or model of a product to test its design, functionality, and feasibility before mass production.

Prototyping machining helps identify design flaws, test functionality, and gather feedback, which allows for improvements before committing to large-scale manufacturing, saving time and costs.

To get started, contact us with your project details, including design files and specifications. Our team will review your requirements and provide you with a quote and timeline.

A T1 sample is the first trial sample produced from a new mold in the injection molding process. It is used to evaluate the mold and make necessary adjustments before mass production.

Yes, we offer rapid prototyping services, including 3D printing and CNC machining, to provide quick turnaround times and meet tight project deadlines.

The cost of prototyping depends on factors such as the complexity of the design, materials used, and the type of prototyping service. Contact us for a detailed quote based on your specific requirements.

Yes, we provide expert design support to help optimize your prototype for manufacturability, ensuring the best quality and performance.

We offer CNC prototype service,3D printer prototype service, injection molding prototype(T1 samples), and sheet metal prototype to meet various prototyping needs.

The lead time for creating a prototype varies depending on the complexity and type of service. For example, CNC machining and 3D printing can produce prototypes in as fast as 1-3 days, while injection molding may take 1-4 weeks.

We offer a wide range of materials for prototyping, including metals, plastics, and composites. Specific materials include aluminum, steel, ABS, nylon, and more.

Yes, we provide tailored manufacturing solutions, including CNC machining, injection molding, die casting, and sheet metal fabrication. 

We provide finishing options such as anodizing, powder coating, polishing, and heat treatment to enhance durability and aesthetics. 

Yes, we specialize in both low-volume and high-volume production runs, ensuring efficiency and consistency at any scale. 

We follow strict quality control measures, including material inspections, precision machining, and final product testing to meet industry standards. 

We offer expedited production services for urgent orders, depending on material availability and production capacity. 

Absolutely! Our engineering team reviews designs and suggests modifications to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance production quality. 

Common plastics include ABS, polycarbonate, nylon, PEEK, polypropylene, and polyethylene. 

Gree-Ge offers both low-volume prototyping and high-volume production options. 

Yes, plastic injection molding supports intricate designs, undercuts, and fine details. 

Steel molds can last hundreds of thousands to millions of cycles, depending on material and maintenance. 

Yes, overmolding and two-shot molding allow for multi-material parts. 

The range tends to differ according to the order’s difficulty and volume, but the general rule is that we get the work done within 5-10 working days. 

We can use aluminum, steel, titanium, and brass as well as plastics like ABS, PEEK, nylon, and polycarbonate for different applications. 

We certainly do. We ensure punctuality and minimal wastage for both prototypes and orders requiring low volume production. 

Yes, Gree-Ge engineers will assist you with DFM (Design for Manufacturability) so your designs are easier to do with CNC machining. 

Our capacity to perform machining on five-axis, makes it possible for us to produce parts that are very complex in shape with great accuracy. 

CNC milling can work on a number of materials including metals like aluminum, steel, titanium, and polymers such as ABS, PEEK, and nylon. It’s also able to mill composites like carbon fiber and fiberglass.

Gree-Ge’s services are capable of tolerance levels of ±0.005mm. Thus, making it possible to CNC complex parts with high precision. 

Indeed. CNC milling is an effective option for prototyping as they are both efficient and less costly. 

Precision component industries that involve aerospace, automotive, medical equipment, electronics, and industrial manufacturing utilize CNC milling. 

CNC milling removes materials using a rotating cutting tool on a stationary workpiece, while a CNC turning machine does the same thing but with a rotating workpiece and a stationary tool. 

Turning involves metals such as aluminum, steel, titanium; plastics like PEEK, nylon, and PTFE; and composites including carbon fiber and fiberglass. 

Unlike other firms, Gree-Ge prides itself on their fast and reliable final product delivery. The turnaround time for any custom order with high complexity and significant volume can deviate based on the material type. 

CNC Turning serves precision components in aerospace, automotive, medical, electronics, and industrial manufacturing industries. 

The tolerance for Gree-Ge CNC turning services can be within ±0.005mm. 

Absolutely! Prototyping with CNC turning is very efficient and flexible. 

Standard lead times are 3-5 business days,depending on part complexity and order volume. 

Yes,we offer powder coating,anodizing,electropolishing,and plating to meet your functional and aesthetic needs. 

We can fabricate parts up to 48” x 48”.Larger sizes may be available based on project requirements 

Yes,we provide MIG,TIG,and spot welding,along with assembly services for complex parts 

We support aluminum,stainless steel,carbon steel,copper,and brass,offering flexibility for various applications. 

We follow ISO2768-mK tolerances,holding ± 0.010” for laser cutting and ± 0.020” for bending.Tighter tolerances are available upon request. 

You could send us your CAD file by Email,WhatsApp,Wechat or contact form. 

Standard lead time is 10–15 business days, depending on part complexity and volume. 

Aluminum, zinc, and magnesium are the most commonly used materials due to their strength, lightweight properties, and corrosion resistance. 

Parts can range from small components under an inch to larger parts up to 24” x 24” x 12” depending on the alloy and casting method. 

Yes, Gree-Ge offers powder coating, anodizing, electroplating, and more to enhance durability and appearance. 

Simply upload your CAD file to our platform for an instant quote with pricing and lead time. 

We use titanium, stainless steel, PEEK, medical-grade plastics, and other biocompatible materials. 

Contact Gree-Ge with your project details, and our team will provide a customized quote based on your specifications. 

We use advanced inspection techniques, including CMM measurement and surface analysis, to verify precision. 

Yes, we adhere to ISO 13485 and FDA standards to ensure compliance with medical manufacturing requirements. 

We can achieve tight tolerances up to ±0.001mm, ensuring precision for critical medical applications. 

CNC Routing is compatible with wood, plastics, acrylic, aluminum, composites, foam, and more. 

The precision level of our CNC routers reaches ±0.1mm tolerance based on design complexity and material type. 

Yes, CNC Routing is ideal for intricate patterns, custom engravings, and unique shapes with high repeatability. 

CNC Routing is better for thicker materials and produces smoother edges, whereas laser cutting is preferred for ultra-fine details and thin materials. 

Turnaround times vary depending on project complexity, but we offer rapid production to meet tight deadlines. 

Wire EDM technologies enable the production of ultra-precise cuts through complex inner passages which makes it perfect for working on sensitive components. 

Wire EDM is suitable for cutting all electrically conductive materials, including stainless steel, titanium, copper, brass, and hardened tool steel. 

Wire EDM operates with computer-controlled accuracy, achieving tolerances as tight as ±0.002mm, ensuring precise and repeatable results. 

Our Wire EDM solutions enable both prototyping and high-volume production because they deliver exact same product quality between various pieces. 

Wire EDM produces smooth finishes with minimal burrs, reducing the need for additional finishing operations. 

Wire EDM minimizes material waste, reduces tool wear, and eliminates the need for extensive post-processing, making it a cost-efficient option. 

At Gree-Ge, we offer industry-leading turnaround times, with parts typically delivered within days, depending on the complexity and volume of the order. 

Industries such as automotive, medical, consumer goods, aerospace, and electronics benefit greatly from Quick Turn Molding due to its speed, precision, and adaptability for different applications. 

Yes, Quick Turn Molding is highly cost-effective for low-volume production runs as it eliminates the need for expensive full-scale tooling. 

Absolutely. Quick Turn Molding is perfect for creating functional prototypes that closely resemble final production parts. 

Gree-Ge offers rapid prototyping with turnaround times ranging from a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the complexity of the design. 

Yes, it reduces costs by identifying design flaws early, preventing expensive modifications during full-scale production. 

Absolutely. Our prototypes are designed to simulate real-world conditions and performance requirements before mass production. 

Industries such as automotive, medical, aerospace, consumer products, and electronics benefit from prototype molding to accelerate product development. 

Gree-Ge offers precision, speed, and expert support, ensuring high-quality prototypes that streamline the transition from design to full production. 

Prototype Molding focuses on early-stage testing, while Bridge Molding supports short-run production before finalizing high-volume molds. 

Yes, it provides an affordable solution for low-volume production without the high cost of full-scale molds. 

Absolutely. It produces fully functional parts that can be tested in real-world applications before mass production. 

Turnaround times vary but typically range from a few weeks to a couple of months, depending on complexity and order volume. 

Gree-Ge offers ABS, polycarbonate, nylon, PEEK, and other engineering-grade plastics based on performance requirements 

Bridge Molding supports low-to-medium volume production before full-scale manufacturing, while Production Molding is designed for mass production with hardened steel molds. 

Turnaround time depends on mold complexity, order volume, and material selection but typically ranges from weeks to months for full-scale manufacturing. 

Absolutely. We work with clients to select or develop custom plastic formulations that meet specific mechanical, thermal, and chemical resistance requirements. 

Yes, due to economies of scale, larger production runs significantly reduce per-unit costs compared to low-volume molding processes. 

Common materials include ABS, polycarbonate, nylon, polyethylene, and high-performance thermoplastics, tailored to product requirements. 

Lead times vary based on the complexity of the part, tooling requirements, and volume. Generally, smaller, simpler projects can take a few weeks from design to production. 

Absolutely. Our flexible manufacturing facilities are designed to accommodate orders of varying sizes.  

Our engineering team will guide you through material selection based on factors like application requirements, chemical compatibility, mechanical properties, and cost-effectiveness.  

We rigorously test for adhesion and durability, so peeling or separation is highly unlikely when materials are selected and processed correctly. 

If the process is set up properly—right mold design, optimized gating, correct injection speed/pressure—the risk is minimal.  

Absolutely. We often work with designs that involve multiple inserts (e.g., metal bushings, threaded inserts, and electronic connectors). 

Our engineering experts will guide you through the selection process, recommend materials, and perform tests to validate the insert-resin pairing. 

We accommodate both low-volume and high-volume orders. The MOQ depends on factors like part complexity, tooling requirements, and material availability.  

Compression molding is excellent for medium-to-large components that require robustness, dimensional stability, and a specific shape. 

While compression molding can handle complex shapes, features like very thin walls or intricate undercuts may be challenging. 

Cycle times can vary greatly depending on the material and part size. Some thermoset materials cure quickly, while others may require a longer curing phase. 

It can be. By using the exact amount of material needed and minimizing waste, compression molding often has a lower ecological footprint compared to other processes 

Yes, it’s possible to integrate inserts or metal reinforcements. However, compatibility and mold design are crucial to ensure the inserts are securely encapsulated.  

Construction, automotive, consumer goods, packaging, and more. 

Yes. We design custom dies to achieve profiles tailored to your needs. 

PVC and certain UV-stabilized polymers like ASA or polycarbonate. 

Absolutely. We can extrude multiple layers of different materials for enhanced properties. 

It depends on tooling complexity and volume, but we work to deliver in a few weeks or less. 

They’re ideal for sectors needing low-to-medium volume parts, like consumer electronics, medical devices, and automotive. 

Urethane offers strength and varied hardness; silicone excels in flexibility, heat resistance, and biocompatibility. 

Yes. We can tint or pigment both materials to achieve specific colors. 

Any finish that matches the master mold—polished, matte, or textured. 

Urethane molds often produce 20–50+ parts; silicone mold longevity varies, but we estimate before starting. 

Common plastics used in custom fabrication include ABS, polycarbonate, acrylic, PVC, PEEK, and nylon. The best choice depends on the application’s strength, flexibility, and temperature resistance requirements. 

Lead times vary depending on the complexity, quantity, and material selection. Gree-Ge offers rapid prototyping and expedited production services to meet tight deadlines. 

Yes, in many cases, high-performance plastics can replace metal components, offering benefits such as weight reduction, corrosion resistance, and cost savings. 

The size limit depends on the fabrication method. CNC machining and vacuum forming allow for larger parts, while injection molding is better suited for smaller, high-volume production. 

Yes, Gree-Ge provides rapid prototyping using 3D printing, CNC machining, and thermoforming to help clients test and refine their designs before full-scale production. 

You can contact us through our website, provide your design specifications, and our team will offer a tailored solution with pricing and lead time estimates. 

Yes, micro molding is ideal for high-volume production, providing consistent quality and cost efficiency across large production runs. 

Micro molding operates on a much smaller scale, requiring specialized machines, tooling, and processing techniques to achieve extreme precision. 

Common materials include PEEK, LCP, nylon, and high-performance thermoplastics.  

Micro molding can produce parts as small as 0.1 milligrams with feature sizes in the micron range, depending on the material and design complexity. 

We support both small and large production runs depending on your needs 

Yes, we design and build custom dies in-house for every unique part. 

Absolutely, it’s one of the most cost-efficient methods for high-volume production. 

Our processes achieve tight tolerances and excellent dimensional consistency. 

Yes, we provide machining, finishing, and assembly after stamping. 

Common metals include aluminum, copper, brass, steel, and magnesium. 

Yes, extrusion is excellent for creating custom cross-sectional profiles with precision 

Yes, we design and manufacture custom dies in-house for your unique project needs. 

Absolutely, extruded parts offer excellent strength and structural integrity, especially when heat-treated. 

Yes, we provide CNC machining, drilling, cutting, and finishing as part of our services.