Duties and import VAT are usually excluded; Incoterms confirmed in writing. We ship worldwide (US · EU · Asia). See zoryra.com/en/guides/worldwide-export-shipping and /en/guides/cnc-for-global-buyers.

Zoryra Precision (泽锐精工) is a custom CNC quoting platform on zoryra.com — upload CAD for an AI itemized reference quote. Production runs at the Dongguan, China base and 6,000+ qualified partner factories for global delivery.

No. 98, Dongwan Avenue, Binhaiwan Section, Binhaiwan New Area, Dongguan, Guangdong, China. We ship to the US, EU, Asia and worldwide; lead-time views separate production days from sketched international shipping days.

AI reference quotes are near-instant. Engineering review within 12 business hours for complex parts.

Yes — prototyping from 1 piece.

Yes — ask via contact or live chat before sharing sensitive files.

Precision machining down to 0.001 mm; fine features commonly to ±0.002 mm — final acceptance per drawing.

AI reference totals include production + sketched intl shipping days; engineering-confirmed quote is authoritative for complex parts.

STEP, STL, IGES, SolidWorks, Parasolid, DXF, PDF and more.

Typical: bank wire (T/T) in USD against the written quote. Card/PayPal is not the live checkout. Production usually starts after funds clear.

Courier, air, or sea can be arranged. The AI line is a freight-day sketch; the carrier is confirmed on the order. Duties usually extra.

Yes — quantity 1 is a paid export prototype, not a free sample. A later small lot is a follow-on quote.

Non-conforming parts vs the agreed drawing are reviewed for remake or credit. No public N-year warranty and no invented ISO numbers.

Common: EXW Dongguan, China, FOB Shenzhen/Hong Kong, DAP; DDP only after destination review. The AI freight sketch is not duty-paid DDP.

The AI price is a reference. Hardness, surface roughness, polish, and critical dimensions follow the drawing and engineering confirmation. Use a paid sample before a larger lot when those matter.

Not as a production release. We need a STEP file or drawing, or engineering first completes structure, material, and tolerances. A sketch or printed model is only a shape reference.

Upload CAD for each part number. MOQ is 1, with machining and transit shown separately. Complex parts, or a repeat supply, go to engineering before the order.

A smaller grade number is tighter. General mill and turn work follows the drawing's untoleranced defaults. Precision holes, fits, and anything inside 0.01 mm must be called out and confirmed by engineering.

Coarse threads are the general choice: they tolerate dirt and assemble more easily. Fine threads suit thin walls, adjustment, or short engagement. Call out the designation, pitch, tap drill, and usable depth. Blind holes need a thread relief.

State the material, hardness range, and any stress relief on the drawing or in the note. If it is not specified, the quote is for the machined part as-cut. Quench, temper, and finishing are separate lines and are not included by default.

Specify the thread, tap-drill diameter, and usable thread depth. Leave at least 1.5 pitches of clearance at the bottom of a blind hole. Do not write only “tap to the bottom” on a small, deep thread.

No. Quotes cover CNC mill, turn, and drill, 5-axis, sheet metal, prototypes, and finishing. Casting, injection molding, die casting, and 3D printing are outside this platform.

6061 aluminum is the common choice for mounts, nozzle seats, and base plates. Use stainless when the drawing needs corrosion resistance. The grade on the drawing is the grade we cut.