Custom Manufacturing for Engineering Teams With No Margin for Error
From flight hardware and surgical instruments to EV battery modules and robot grippers, Unity Manufacture supplies precision parts where tolerance, documentation and lead time all have to land on the same day.
Compliance programs we build to
Choose the industry your part lives in
Each industry page shows the typical parts we make, the materials and finishes that survive that environment, the certification paperwork that normally comes with it, and the manufacturing route we recommend. Start with the one closest to your application, then follow it down into processes and materials.
Aerospace & Defense
Structural brackets, actuator housings, avionics enclosures and satellite hardware machined under AS9100D discipline, with first article inspection and full material traceability.
Explore aerospace manufacturing →Medical Devices
Surgical instrument components, diagnostic analyser assemblies and non-implant hardware in biocompatible metals and plastics, delivered with clean, auditable documentation.
Explore medical device manufacturing →Automotive & EV
IATF 16949 working discipline with PPAP support for brackets, housings, cooling plates, busbars and structural assemblies — including a dedicated path for electric vehicle programs.
Explore automotive manufacturing →Robotics & Automation
End-of-arm tooling, gripper jaws, sensor mounts, machine frames and tooling plates built for repeatability and quick design changes between robot generations.
Explore robotics manufacturing →Electronics & Thermal
Enclosures, heat sinks, RF shields, busbars and ICT test fixtures for power electronics, instrumentation and communication hardware.
Explore electronics manufacturing →Everything else
Industrial equipment, energy, lab instrumentation and consumer hardware all run through the same four core processes. If your part is machined, folded, molded or extruded, we can quote it.
Talk to an engineer →Four processes, one accountable supplier
Most programs use more than one process. Keeping them under one roof means one quality system, one inspection report format and one person to call when the schedule moves.
| Process | Best for | Typical industry use | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| CNC machining | Tight tolerance metal & plastic parts, complex geometry | Aerospace brackets, medical housings, robot joints | 5-axis · Milling · Turning |
| Sheet metal fabrication | Enclosures, chassis, panels, brackets | Electronics enclosures, EV cabinets, machine guards | Laser, bend & weld |
| Injection molding | Plastic housings, insulators, consumable device parts | Device enclosures, connectors, fixture bodies | Tooling & production |
| Aluminum extrusion | Frames, heat sinks, structural profiles | Robot frames, thermal management, rail systems | Profiles & machining |
What every industry gets by default
- DFM before the quote is final. We flag features that will drive cost or scrap — deep pockets, thin walls, unnecessary GD&T — and propose an alternative before tooling starts.
- Certified material, traceable to the mill. Every batch carries a certificate; heat and lot numbers follow the part through machining and finishing.
- Documented inspection. First article inspection in the AS9102 format, ballooned drawings and full dimensional reports from CMM and optical measurement.
- Repeatable capacity. Prototypes today, low-volume next month, high-volume after that — the same fixture and program strategy scales with you.
Read the detail on our quality assurance and certification program, or go straight to the inspection and metrology capability.
Frequently asked questions
Do you hold the certifications listed on these pages?
Certification scope differs by program and facility. Tell us which standard your purchasing team requires during quotation and we will confirm the applicable certificate, its registration number and its expiry before you commit.
Can you support both prototype and production volumes?
Yes. Most customers start with a handful of prototypes, move into low-volume production while validating the design, then transfer into a dedicated production cell with fixtures and inspection programs already built.
How fast can you quote a new part?
Simple machined parts are usually quoted within one business day from a 3D model (STEP or IGES) plus a drawing with tolerances and surface requirements.
Will you sign an NDA before reviewing our drawings?
Routinely. Send your NDA with the RFQ, or ask us for ours, and the engineering review starts immediately after signature.
Send us the part. We will send back a plan.
Upload your 3D model and drawing for a quote and DFM review. No minimum order quantity, no tooling commitment until you approve it.