Factory proof, streamed live.
Watch machining, inspection, and finished-goods handling before you send a drawing—then book a guided review around your sourcing questions.

Xuxiang Branch · Precision CNC Lathe Workshop 1
Observe a live precision CNC turning workshop with production cells arranged for stable, repeatable machining of custom metal components.
Real processes. Real inspection. Real custom parts.
Use the cameras to understand the working environment, then connect what you see to the products, controls, and supplier-review evidence relevant to your RFQ.

Machining cells and daily production flow
Explore capabilities
Inspection and release evidence
Review audit options
Threaded fittings and controlled interfaces
View product detail
CNC-turned sleeves, bushings and hardware
Start a turning RFQ
Protected batches staged for packing and release
Browse the catalogMove from camera proof to a sourcing decision.
Use the shortest route to capability details, audit planning, product examples, or a quote-ready RFQ.

A practical route from requirement to release.
The camera proves activity. The sourcing decision also depends on engineering ownership, process definition, inspection and release evidence.
- 01Drawing and requirement review
Material, tolerance, finish, quantity and application are clarified.
Start drawing review - 02Process and control planning
Machining, fixtures, secondary work and inspection points are defined.
Review capabilities - 03Production and inspection
Part flow is connected to checks, handling and agreed evidence.
Plan verification - 04Release and follow-up
Shipment status and project communication remain visible to the buyer.
Talk to the factory
Show us what you need to verify.
A live camera proves the factory exists. A guided session lets your team ask questions, inspect the relevant area, and understand how your project would move through production.
Multiple views across the order journey.
Use the live floor view as a practical first step before a drawing review, sample order, or on-site audit.
Machining visibility
View the CNC turning cells, aisles, work-in-process staging, and operating rhythm.
Inspection visibility
Observe the 100% inspection area where product appearance and release status are controlled.
Fulfilment visibility
See finished goods protected, staged, and prepared for packing and outbound handling.
Have a drawing ready for the factory?
Send material, tolerance, finish, and quantity requirements for an engineering review.
Answers for procurement, engineering and supplier-quality teams.
Use these answers to plan an initial remote review before sharing drawings or arranging a formal audit.
Is the KEC Tour factory stream live?
The page connects to configured factory camera feeds and shows current Dongguan time in UTC+8. Individual feeds can be unavailable during maintenance or network interruption.
What can my team verify during a guided tour?
Request machining, inspection, finished-goods, packing, or other relevant areas. Access depends on safety, production schedules, and confidentiality requirements.
Do we need a drawing to book?
No. The initial live tour can be booked without a drawing. Drawings and specifications are needed later for meaningful DFM feedback and quotation.
Can this replace a formal supplier audit?
It supports an efficient first review but does not automatically replace your formal audit process. Project-specific documents and evidence should be agreed separately.
Can we request an NDA?
Yes. Request an NDA before sharing confidential drawings, proprietary specifications, or sensitive program details.
Use the live evidence to ask better RFQ questions.

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