Custom Manufacturing & Fabrication

Upload your drawing or 3D model on this page — STEP, IGES, DWG, DXF, STL, SolidWorks, Inventor, Parasolid, PDF drawings, photos, or a ZIP of the whole package — with the quantity and material, or email the same files to [email protected]. We reply with pricing, lead time and manufacturability notes within 1 business day. If all you have is a broken part and a machine that is down, send photographs with a few measured dimensions; that is a normal starting point here, not an obstacle.

No, and that is deliberate. We manufacture through a vetted network of contract machine shops, fabricators, moulders, foundries and finishers, and match each job to a supplier that runs that exact work every day. A single shop can only quote what its own equipment does; a network quotes what your part actually needs. KKM manages the order, the documentation and the delivery, so you deal with one supplier throughout.

Quotes come back within 1 business day. Simple machined, laser-cut and 3D-printed parts in common materials can ship in as fast as 2–3 business days. Anything involving tooling, casting, heat treatment or multi-stage finishing takes longer, and the realistic range for each process is stated on its own page. Every quote carries a committed lead time for your specific part rather than a marketing average — tell us your required date and we will tell you honestly whether it is achievable.

One. A single replacement part for a machine that is down is one of the most common orders we take. Per-part cost falls sharply with quantity, so if you expect to need spares it is worth asking for pricing at one piece and at a spare-holding quantity on the same request.

Because a custom part almost never goes into service alone. A machined shaft needs its bearings and seals; a fabricated frame needs its guarding hardware and fasteners; a recovered roller needs new bearings pressed in. Our catalog already lists more than 300,000 bearings, seals, sensors, motors, drives and power-transmission components, so the custom part and everything around it arrive together on one purchase order and one invoice — instead of you coordinating a manufacturing marketplace and a parts distributor and hoping they converge.

Yes — it is the request we are built for. Send the sample (broken is fine) or photographs with measurements, and we produce a dimensioned drawing for your approval before anything is made. Worn features are reconstructed from the mating parts and the part's function, and we identify which dimensions were inferred rather than measured. The approved drawing is retained so the next order is a repeat, not another investigation.

They are used only to quote and manufacture your parts, shared only with the supplier quoting the job, and never published, resold, or used to list anything in our catalog. If you need a signed non-disclosure agreement in place before you send anything, ask for one at [email protected].

Yes, on request and specified before the job is released. Material certifications (mill certs), certificates of conformance, dimensional reports and first-article inspection reports are all available, and certified suppliers can be specified where your application or your customer requires it. Tell us what documentation you need when you request the quote — adding it afterwards means re-running the job.

Worldwide — to your site, your warehouse, or straight to your freight forwarder. Freight is quoted with the parts so there are no surprise charges, and export documentation is prepared by our order desk for international shipments.