Metal injection molding
Small, integrated 3D features where geometry and repeat volume justify tooling.
SINTS / OEM component manufacturing
Custom Metal Components by Application
Coffee and appliance parts, electronics hardware, gears, lock components, medical instrument parts and industrial hardware. Find a similar product, then share your drawing.
Representative custom components. Manufactured to customer drawings.
Product categories
Explore products by application
Browse real product examples for familiar applications, or start with a custom OEM drawing.
Coffee Machines & Home Appliances
Grinder burrs, portafilter hardware and appliance mechanisms
View examples →Consumer Electronics
Buttons, communication-device parts, watch and camera hardware
View examples →Gears & Transmission
Spur, helical and bevel gears, plus supporting bushings
View examples →Locks & Security
Spring bolts, deadbolts, cylinder parts and smart-lock hardware
View examples →Medical Devices
Forceps, tweezer and instrument component examples
View examples →Power Tools & Industrial Hardware
Tool gears, pneumatic forks, guide components and hardware
View examples →Custom OEM Metal Components
Agricultural, personal-care and drawing-specific metal parts
View examples →Manufacturing options
Match the route to the requirements
Powder metallurgy
Compaction-friendly gears, bushings and structural parts for repeat production.
Machining & gear routes
Flexible machining or gear processes when volume, tooth form or precision drives the decision.
Secondary operations
Sizing, machining, heat treatment and finishing on the features that require extra control.
From drawing to supply01 / ENGINEERING 02 / SAMPLES 03 / SUPPLY
Know what the next step involves
Route & DFM review
Review geometry, material and volume, identify critical features and clarify the proposed tooling and secondary operations.
Samples & agreed reports
Define trial parts, dimensional checks, material confirmation and any customer-required functional approval.
Production confirmation
Confirm the approved route, control plan, packaging and repeat-supply requirements for the program.
Questions before an RFQ
A useful first conversation
Are these standard catalog products?
These are representative custom components. SINTS reviews new parts against customer drawings, material requirements and production needs.
Can I send a part when the process is undecided?
Yes. Share the function, drawing and annual volume. Engineering can compare MIM, PM, machining and supporting operations.
What information helps with the first review?
A 2D drawing or 3D model, material target, annual quantity, critical dimensions, application and any finishing or inspection requirements.
Can samples and quality documents be included?
Sample quantities, dimensional reports, material confirmation and any required approval documents are agreed for the customer program.
Drawing review
Send Your Drawing →Let’s review your component
Share the drawing, function, material, annual quantity and priority requirements. If information is incomplete, describe the intended use and project stage.