Capabilities

The component sets
the requirements.

We match the supplier and the support to the work: material, geometry, process, quantity, inspection and delivery.

Areas of focus

Practical knowledge.
Applied to your drawings.

These are the manufacturing areas we assess. Capability is confirmed for each enquiry; the imagery illustrates the processes and component types, rather than a list of completed customer projects.

Welding & fabrication
Welding & fabrication / Manufacturing reference
welding

Welding & fabrication

Welded structures and assemblies bring together fit-up, distortion control, welding requirements and final dimensional acceptance.

What we discussMaterial and joint requirements; applicable welding and inspection criteria; assembly geometry; outsourced operations; surface protection.

Our team combines welding industry knowledge with supplier assessment and procurement experience to support the technical conversation.

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Cast & forged components
Cast & forged components / Manufacturing reference
casting

Cast & forged components

Supplier suitability depends on the material, part geometry, production route, batch size and follow-on operations.

What we discussMaterial specification and traceability; tooling and samples; manufacturing capability; subsequent heat treatment and machining; agreed testing.

We help compare suitable manufacturing routes and supplier proposals. Any change from the specified process or material is referred to the customer for approval.

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Machined components
Machined components / Manufacturing reference
machining

Machined components

Drawing-based parts need clear revisions, accessible measurement methods and a supplier whose equipment suits the actual component.

What we discussEnvelope and equipment capacity; datum strategy and critical dimensions; material and treatment requirements; inspection equipment; packaging of finished surfaces.

Mr Zhao has worked with Simon since 2008, supporting machining suppliers, quality follow-up and commercial coordination.

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Heat-treated components
Heat-treated components / Manufacturing reference
heat / treatment

Heat-treated components

Heat-treatment requirements need to be understood before production, with the relevant process records and verification agreed for the batch.

What we discussMaterial and required properties; process route; relevant equipment records; batch identity; specified hardness or other testing; subsequent operations.

Mrs Zhao’s background in heat-treatment equipment design and manufacture supports technical clarification and supplier discussions.

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A sourcing opportunity

Energy-intensive parts.
A complete cost picture.

Energy costs can prompt a fresh look at cast, forged and thermally processed parts. The decision also needs to account for material, tooling, inspection, freight, stock, qualification and lead time.

We can help explore a supplementary China source without assuming that every component or every order should move.

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Your next step

Start with a component.
Or just one part of the process.

Share your drawings or tell us where you need support. We’ll help you define a practical starting point.

Discuss your project Your principal contact: Simon Zhang · Shanghai, China