Quoting process
Quotes are generated through a structured evaluation process, including technical feasibility review and alignment with cost and delivery requirements.
Cut your costs, not your quality.
Your metal parts, manufactured.
CNC machined parts from our own Seattle facility, plus casting and fabrication at our facilities in Mexico and Asia. One U.S. engineering team accountable for every part.
Global Manufacturing, American Quality Since 2018 Automated, high-volume precision machining for regulated and performance-driven industries.
Overseas Production. Controlled from Quote to Shipment.
Manufacturing facilities in China, Mexico, and the United States, allowing each project to be produced in the most cost-effective and efficient environment.
All production is coordinated through a centralized management process to ensure consistency, quality, and delivery reliability across regions.
Capabilities
High-volume die casting for complex metal components with consistent dimensional accuracy, repeatability, and surface quality.
Materials
Aluminum, Zinc Alloys
Industries
Automotive, Industrial Equipment, Electronics, Consumer Products
Precision casting for complex geometries requiring tight tolerances, fine surface finishes, and high material integrity.
Materials
Stainless Steel, Carbon Steel, Alloy Steel, Aluminum
Industries
Aerospace, Medical Devices, Industrial Equipment, Defense
Cost-effective casting for large or complex components, ideal for low to medium production volumes with flexible tooling.
Materials
Iron, Steel, Aluminum, Bronze
Industries
Heavy Equipment, Automotive, Industrial Machinery, Energy
Precision CNC machining for complex components with tight tolerances, supporting 3-axis, 4-axis, and full 5-axis production.
Materials
Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Titanium, Brass, Copper, Engineering Plastics
Industries
Aerospace, Medical Devices, Defense, Automotive
Custom sheet metal fabrication including laser cutting, bending, welding, and assembly for durable production-ready components.
Materials
Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum
Industries
Industrial Equipment, Electronics, Automotive, Construction
High-precision metal components produced through injection molding, ideal for small, complex geometries at scale.
Materials
Stainless Steel, Low-Alloy Steel, Tool Steel
Industries
Medical Devices, Automotive, Defense, Electronics
High-volume plastic component production with consistent quality, tight tolerances, and repeatable performance.
Materials
ABS, Nylon, Polycarbonate, PEEK, Polypropylene
Industries
Medical Devices, Consumer Products, Automotive, Electronics
Lower Landed Costs.
U.S. Manufacturing Standards.
Overseas production lowers costs, while U.S. based engineering oversight ensures consistent quality.
We manufacture in Mexico and Asia in the facility and country that best align with your cost targets, technical requirements, and long-term order stability.
Every order is led by a U.S. based engineer who coordinates production, supplier communication, and logistics under a single U.S. contract.
Multi-region production also provides built-in flexibility. If tariffs or trade conditions shift, orders can transition between qualified facilities without restarting validation from scratch.
Trusted for Complex Manufacturing Orders
Regardless of where parts are produced, every part follows the same controls:
- Engineering review and DFM validation
- Controlled revision management and documentation
- Defined inspection plans aligned to your drawings
- First Article Inspection (FAI) prior to production
- PPAP Level III documentation where required
- ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 quality systems
- Coordinated logistics and landed cost planning
Controlled Production. Global Footprint.
From Quote to Production
Order placement
Each order is initiated under a single Redstone contract, with production planning aligned to technical requirements, cost targets, and delivery timelines.
Manufacturing
Production is executed across a broad range of manufacturing processes, with scalable capacity and ISO 9001 aligned quality management systems.
Quality Control
Every part is validated through defined inspection processes to ensure consistency, accuracy, and compliance with regulated industry standards.
Shipment
Reliable delivery timelines supported by coordinated production planning and centralized logistics execution.
Precision Machining for Regulated & Performance Driven Industries
Precision-machined components for devices and instruments requiring tight tolerances, material traceability, and documented quality processes. Production runs to ISO 9001 with inspection records on every lot, so your quality file is audit-ready from the first shipment.
- Material certifications and full lot traceability
- First-article inspection and dimensional reports on every batch
- CMM verification on tight-tolerance features
Mission-critical parts manufactured to MIL-SPEC requirements with full traceability, AS9100-certified facilities, and zero tolerance for failure. Safety-critical features are held with CMM verification and documented on every production run.
- CMM verification on safety-critical and mating features
- Material certifications and full lot traceability
- Certificate of Conformance with every shipment
Tight-tolerance receivers, barrels, and trigger assemblies machined from billet aluminum, carbon steel, and stainless steel on 5-axis CNC. Dimensional control on mating features is verified by CMM, with material certs and inspection records on every lot.
- Billet aluminum, carbon steel, and stainless steel on 5-axis CNC
- CMM verification on safety-critical and mating features
- First-article inspection and dimensional reports on every batch
Production-ready castings and machined components for OEM and Tier 1-3 suppliers, manufactured under IATF 16949 automotive quality certification, with the PPAP and APQP documentation an automotive customer audit expects.
- IATF 16949 and ISO 9001 certified production facilities
- PPAP documentation support across Levels 1, 2, and 3
- APQP coordination on automotive programs
Heavy-duty castings up to 7,000 kg, CNC-machined structural components, and robotic-welded assemblies for equipment operating in demanding environments. Casting, machining, and fabrication run under one supplier, so multi-process parts arrive finished.
- Casting, CNC machining, and sheet-metal fabrication under one supplier
- Robotic-welded assemblies and finished components
- First-article inspection and dimensional reports on every batch
Flight-critical components manufactured under AS9100-certified quality systems with full dimensional reporting and material certification, from first article through recurring production.
- Full dimensional reporting on every article
- Material certification and lot traceability
- Documented quality systems from first article to production
Trusted for Complex Manufacturing
Get your parts quoted
Send your drawings or design files and our U.S. team will quote your parts and the most cost-effective way to make them.
Production & Manufacturing FAQs
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What are your typical lead times?
Lead times vary based on part complexity, material, and production volume.
Most projects range between 4–8 weeks, including machining, finishing, and delivery.
Expedited timelines may be available depending on capacity and project scope.
Is there a minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
High-complexity components produced with controlled manufacturing processes and we support both low-volume and high-volume production.
MOQ depends on the manufacturing process:
- CNC machining: low to medium volume
- Casting and molding: typically higher volumes
Our team will recommend the most cost-effective approach based on your requirements.
How do you determine pricing?
Pricing is based on:
- Part complexity
- Material selection
- Production volume
- Manufacturing process
- Tolerance requirements
Projects are matched to the most cost-efficient production region to optimize overall cost.
Do you support engineering review or DFM?
Yes, all projects include engineering review and Design for Manufacturability (DFM) validation.
We assess:
- Geometry feasibility
- Material suitability
- Cost optimization opportunities
This ensures efficient and reliable production before manufacturing begins.
What quality standards do you follow?
All production follows structured quality processes, including:
- Engineering validation
- Defined inspection plans
- First Article Inspection (FAI)
- Controlled documentation
We support ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 aligned systems, depending on project requirements.
What materials can you work with?
We support a wide range of materials, including:
- Aluminum
- Stainless steel
- Carbon steel
- Brass
- Engineered plastics (PEEK, Nylon, Acetal, PTFE)
Material selection is based on performance requirements and application needs.
How is production managed across multiple facilities?
All programs are coordinated through a centralized management process.
This includes:
- Engineering oversight
- Supplier coordination
- Quality control
- Logistics management
Ensuring consistency and accountability across all regions.
How do you ensure consistency across global production?
Regardless of production location, all projects follow the same engineering, inspection, and documentation standards.
This ensures consistent quality, repeatability, and performance across every production run.
Resources
From the engineering desk
Casting
Choosing Between Die Casting and Sand Casting for Production Volumes
How part geometry, annual volume, and tolerance decide which casting process fits your program, with the cost and lead time tradeoffs spelled out.
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Casting Casting vs Machining: Which Process Should Make Your Part?
Casting vs machining compared across cost, tolerances, volume, and lead time. Learn which manufacturing process fits your metal part production needs.
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Casting Designing for Metal Injection Molding: A Part Design Guide
Metal injection molding design requires uniform wall thickness, proper gating, and sintering shrinkage planning. Learn the key MIM part design rules before you commit to tooling.
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Machining
CNC Machining Tolerances: Standards, Charts, and Best Practices
CNC machining tolerances range from ±0.005" standard to ±0.001" tight. Learn the standards, callout types, and charts that keep rework and cost under control.
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Machining 2024 Aluminum vs 6061 Aluminum: Properties, Uses, and How to Choose
2024 and 6061 are both workhorse aerospace alloys, but they serve opposite needs: 2024 delivers high strength and fatigue resistance under tension, while 6061 offers superior corrosion resistance, weldability, and fabrication versatility.
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Machining 7075 Aluminum vs 6061: Strength, Weldability, and Application Differences
7075 aluminum nearly doubles the tensile strength of 6061 and dominates aerospace tooling, but it is generally considered non-weldable and harder to form. 6061 offers superior corrosion resistance, weldability, and fabrication versatility for a broader range of industries.
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Sheet Metal
Can You Bend 6061 Aluminum?
6061 aluminum can be bent, but its precipitation-hardened T6 temper makes it prone to cracking if handled without the right techniques. Proper bend radii, annealing, and controlled heating are all essential for successful results.
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Sheet Metal A36 vs AR500 Steel
A36 and AR500 are two common steel grades with very different strengths. A36 is valued for workability and low cost; AR500 is engineered for extreme wear and abrasion resistance.
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Sourcing
What a Complete Supplier Quality Package Includes
ISO 9001, IATF 16949, PPAP, and the inspection records that should ship with every production lot. A checklist for evaluating a supplier.
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Sourcing Managing Overseas Manufacturing From One U.S. Contact
Overseas production delivers cost savings, but only with proper U.S. oversight. Learn how a single American contact simplifies the entire process.
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Sourcing Outsourcing Manufacturing: Pros and Cons
Weighing the benefits and drawbacks of outsourcing manufacturing to countries like Mexico, China, and India. Learn how to evaluate partners and protect your supply chain.
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- Surface Finishing
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