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Get Multiple Factory Quotes for Your Parts in 24 Hours
Connect with 800,000+ listed factories in Asia. Receive multiple quotes for your parts and manage production with speed and confidence.

Procurement delays often derail critical quality timelines. While multiple suppliers might quote 6–8 weeks for your inspection fixtures, it is not uncommon to find yourself at week 10 with a two-week extension request and no firm delivery date. As assembly launch dates slip, teams frequently hit a wall when vendors demand 20-unit minimums for gauge blocks, even when validation requires only two first-article fixtures.
That visibility gap is the core problem. Identifying reliable manufacturers for these components requires direct access to their metrology equipment and past project history before committing to an order. Haizol’s standard part directory bridges this gap by connecting you with verified Chinese manufacturers specializing in cmm inspection fixtures and custom gauging solutions, including gauge blocks, test jigs, and assembly fixtures. Labs typically start with standard fixtures for basic parts, adding custom nests and inspection probes for internal features that external styli cannot reach. You can browse factory profiles to review their equipment lists and portfolios, or contact them directly to discuss technical specifications. Alternatively, submitting an RFQ allows you to receive multiple comparable quotes within approximately 24 hours.
Factory listings provide essential data, including location, employee count, quality control staff ratios, and pricing bands. For specific tolerance capabilities, material certifications, and detailed inspection equipment specifications, you can engage with factories directly or upload your CAD files and technical requirements through an RFQ.
This RFQ approach typically generates 8+ responses from capability-matched manufacturers, enabling a side-by-side comparison of pricing, production capacity, and certifications like ISO 9001 or IATF 16949.
Every buyer is assigned a dedicated English-speaking account manager at no extra charge to clarify technical requirements, coordinate with the shop floor, and track production milestones. While the platform has no fixed Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) for RFQ submissions, individual factories determine their quotes based on your specific volume and complexity.
Other related parts categories: Standard Fixtures, Structural Components, Dispensing Accessories
Upload 3D CAD files in STEP or IGES format illustrating both the part being inspected and the fixture design. Clearly specify tolerance requirements on locating surfaces (ranges from ±0.005mm to ±0.02mm) and list required materials with hardness specifications, such as 7075 aluminum or tool steel HRC 58–62. Defining inspection points and measurement methods upfront ensures the quotes and timelines you receive are technically accurate.
Start in Haizol's directory, browse the CMM and inspection fixture builders listed there, and open the profile of any factory that matches your part geometry. Every listed factory has been verified generally before it goes live, so you're not starting from a cold list of unknown workshops. Contact a manufacturer directly to discuss locating-surface tolerances and CMM accuracy for your specific fixture, and negotiate price directly since Haizol doesn't tack on a commission of its own. Most factories in the network reply to direct inquiries within 24 hours, which keeps early-stage sourcing moving quickly.
Include your specific tolerance requirements and reference surfaces in your RFQ documentation. Ask responding manufacturers to confirm their CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine) accuracy - ideally ±0.002mm - and their calibration frequency. You should also request examples of recent projects with similar high-accuracy demands to verify their consistent output.
Request heat treatment certificates showing actual hardness values (HRC 58-62 for tool steel), material mill certificates (MTRs) confirming the steel grade, and full traceability documentation. For automotive applications requiring IATF 16949, verify the factory's certification status and their material supplier approval process. Stating these requirements in the RFQ ensures factories confirm their traceability standards before quoting.