OEM — Build to Print
You own the design. We forge and machine parts to your drawings, specifications or samples, and to the standards you specify (ISO or ASME tolerances; ASTM, DIN EN or GB materials).
OEM & ODM Forging
From Drawing to Delivery.
Whether you have a finished drawing or just a functional requirement, Aviaforge takes your part from engineering review to forged, machined and packed components.
Ways to work with us
ODM — Co-Develop With Us
You have a function, load case or prototype in mind. Our R&D team develops the design with you, optimizing forging process and material utilization for performance and cost.
How a Project Works
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Send Your Inquiry
Email a 2D drawing or 3D model (PDF, DWG, STEP), a specification or photos of a sample, with material, quantity and target lead time.
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Engineering Review
Our engineers check manufacturability (DFM), suggest material and process options, and run 3D forging simulation where needed.
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Quotation
You receive a quotation covering the forging, machining, heat treatment and finishing your part requires.
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Tooling & Prototype
Forging dies are made and the first samples produced. First prototype piece within 30 days, with support for your functional testing.
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Inspection & Approval
Samples are checked by hardness testing and, as specified, fluorescent penetrant, X-ray, grain size or metallographic testing before you approve them.
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Batch Production
Flexible MOQ: small-batch prototyping and mass production; production lines sized for 2,000–50,000 pieces per production order.
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Packing & Shipping
Anti-rust film and wooden crates protect parts in transit. Goods ship worldwide on FOB terms; we have exported since 1990.
Details on presses, processes and materials:Capabilities ·Quality & Certifications
OEM & ODM FAQ
What is the difference between OEM and ODM forging?
With OEM, Aviaforge produces parts exactly to your drawings or samples. With ODM, our R&D team co-develops the part design with you based on functional requirements, then manufactures it.
What files should I send for a forging quote?
A 2D drawing or 3D model (PDF, DWG or STEP) or photos of a sample, plus material grade, heat treatment, order quantity, annual volume, critical tolerances and required lead time.
What is your minimum order quantity and prototype lead time?
MOQ is flexible: we support small-batch prototyping as well as mass production, with production lines sized for orders of 2,000 to 50,000 pieces. The first prototype piece is typically delivered within 30 days, and production orders typically ship in 5–7 weeks.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes. We have exported to Europe, the Americas and Southeast Asia since 1990, with protective packaging such as anti-rust film and wooden crates, on FOB terms.
Have a drawing or a sample? Let’s forge it.
Send us your drawing, specification or sample and our team will reply with a quotation.