Frequently Asked Questions

SINOWIN ensures accuracy through three core capabilities: (1) In-house tooling to reduce outsourcing uncertainty and keep fixtures consistent. (2) A proven equipment mix—diamond-wire related processes to minimize chipping on brittle materials, plus medium-speed WEDM to balance geometry accuracy and throughput. (3) End-to-end process control with documented inspection and traceability aligned with IATF 16949 requirements.

We combine process parameters, proper fixturing/support, and equipment selection. Diamond-wire related processes help improve kerf and edge quality, while suitable WEDM modes and cutting paths are used for challenging shapes. In-process checks prevent micro-cracks from propagating.

Medium-speed WEDM is a good choice when you need a balance of efficiency and geometry accuracy—e.g., precision fixtures, tooling components, and certain shaped magnet parts with tight dimensional consistency requirements.

One-stop coverage can include precision machining and profiling, WEDM cutting, slicing and sizing, surface finishing per customer spec, magnetization and assembly, plus final inspection and export packaging to shorten lead time and reduce coordination cost.

We standardize fixtures, define control points for key dimensions/appearance/magnetic properties, and keep batch IDs and inspection records. This builds a traceability chain and supports continuous improvement under IATF 16949-style management practices.

Depending on the project, we can provide quality-system and compliance-related information (e.g., IATF 16949, ISO 14001, RoHS, REACH statements/data) and support customer audits and supply-chain compliance workflows.

On the drawing, specify magnetization direction (e.g., along thickness/height H) and the magnetic targets (test points, distance, and tolerance). Also define the inspection setup (fixture, probe gap, measurement positions) to reduce variation in production.

Lead time depends on grade and size, profile complexity, coating/finishing requirements, magnetization method, inspection scope, and order volume. With drawings and specifications, we map the process route and provide a realistic schedule and risk points.

Yes. In-house tooling and rapid iteration support prototypes and engineering changes. Once drawings, tolerances, magnetization direction, and finishing are confirmed, we can arrange trials and scale to production.

Finishing is selected based on environment (humidity/corrosion/media), mechanical wear, assembly method, and reliability targets. Share operating conditions and required lifetime, and we will recommend options via risk assessment.