Turned parts
Diameters, bores, shoulders, threads, grooves, sealing faces, sleeves, bushings, and adapters.
Live factory access · Custom metal parts from drawings
See the factory that will review your drawing.
Watch selected KEC Tour inspection and engineering areas live. Then send your 2D drawing, 3D file, sample photo, material, tolerance, finish, and quantity for a direct manufacturing review.
Drawing-based reviewSample-to-batch supportNo appointment to watch
Initial review target: within one business day for standard drawing packages. Complex tolerances, finishes, or multi-process parts may require follow-up questions.
Can this factory review your part?
Custom metal components that do not fit a standard catalogue.
Send the closest available drawing, CAD file, sample photograph, or technical description. We review the proposed manufacturing route before quotation.
Fittings and connectors
304/316 fittings, threaded bodies, housings, ferrules, connectors, and non-standard interfaces.
Sleeves and bushings
Threaded sleeves, collars, weld-through components, spacers, and drawing-specific small hardware.
Sheet metal and stamping
Brackets, covers, panels, bends, inserts, welds, stamping samples, and small assemblies.
Die casting plus machining
Aluminum or zinc blanks with post-machining, dimensional review, and finishing requirements.
Finishing and inspection
Polishing, passivation, plating, marking, critical dimensions, first-article evidence, and packing.
Factory and part examples
A real workshop. Drawing-specific parts.
Use these representative examples to identify the closest part family. Final material, dimensions, threads, finish, quantity, and inspection requirements are reviewed from your drawing.
Factory context
CNC production workshop
Equipment and environment context from the KEC Tour manufacturing network. Use the live cameras above for the current selected-area view.
Representative part family
Stainless connectors
Custom interfaces where thread form, sealing geometry, material grade, and surface condition matter.
ThreadsSealingMaterial
Representative part family
Threaded hardware
Drawing-specific bores, shoulders, grooves, external features, and machined mating surfaces.
BoresShouldersFinish
Representative part family
Machined housings
Turned bodies and interfaces requiring alignment of dimensions, threads, inspection, and batch needs.
ToleranceInspectionQuantity
Have a different part? A drawing, CAD file, sample photo, or technical description is enough to begin the review.
Send Your Part for ReviewVerify before you order
Why buyers check the factory before sending an order.
A polished supplier website is easy to create. A reliable manufacturing relationship needs evidence that connects the company, process route, inspection plan, and your actual drawing.
Unclear factory identity
The website may not show whether you are speaking with the actual manufacturer or an intermediary.
Generic quality claims
Inspection language may not explain how your critical dimensions, threads, finish, or acceptance criteria will be checked.
Incomplete quotation inputs
Material grade, tolerance, surface finish, packing, and quantity details can change the manufacturing route and price.
Evidence that stops at video
A camera cannot prove drawing-specific capability, sample approval, traceability, or conformance for your order.
Our approach: use the selected live view as a first verification layer, then connect it to drawing review, sample evidence, an agreed inspection plan, and project-specific production requirements.
What each selected view helps you check
One live window. Three camera choices.
Choose and play cameras in the opening section. These notes explain the intended context without loading a second video player.
Inspection Workshop 1
Use this selected view to observe checking, sorting, and release activity when the local shift is active.
Inspection Workshop 2
A second perspective on inspection-area activity. The player reports the actual connection state.
Engineer Office
A coordination-area view that may be restricted or unavailable to protect people, screens, and customer information.
Use the evidence correctly
What a live camera can—and cannot—prove.
A thoughtful procurement page should not exaggerate what video proves. It gives buyers a real-time first look and a direct path to deeper verification.
A live view can help you:
- Confirm access to a visible workshop environment.
- Observe selected inspection-area activity during local shifts.
- Assess openness before investing in a visit or sample.
- Prepare better questions for a guided audit.
It does not replace:
- Drawing-specific process and tolerance review.
- Document verification and quality-system audit.
- First-article inspection or sample approval.
- Contractual, compliance, and shipment controls.
From public proof to project evidence
Choose the level of verification your project needs.
Watch
Open a selected public camera and check the normal working environment.
Discuss
Book a guided walkthrough and ask process-specific questions.
Validate
Send drawings, align inspection criteria, and review a sample or first article.
Visit or audit
Arrange an on-site or third-party review when project risk requires it.
Start with your part
You have seen the factory. Now let us review your part.
Send the best information you have. A drawing is ideal, but a CAD file, sample photo, or technical description can start the conversation.
Manufacturing-route reviewWe assess likely processes, secondary operations, and quotation inputs.
Technical questions identified earlyWe flag missing material, tolerance, thread, finish, quantity, or packing details.
Inspection and sample-path alignmentWe clarify critical features, evidence needs, and the next validation step.
Drawing and DFM reviewDiscuss route, risk, and quote inputs
Sample / first articleAlign evidence before repeat production
Guided live walkthroughReview selected areas with our team
On-site factory visitPlan an in-person supplier review
Practical questions
Before your remote visit.
Clear expectations make live access more credible and useful.
Is someone manufacturing in front of the camera 24 hours a day?
The selected live window may be accessible at any time, but production activity follows Dongguan local schedules. Quiet periods can reflect breaks, shift changes, holidays, maintenance, or work outside the camera view.
Why are only selected areas public?
Camera selection should protect customer drawings, computer screens, personal data, employee privacy, confidential projects, and safety-sensitive areas.
Can we request a different area during a guided walkthrough?
Tell the team what process or evidence you need to verify. Access depends on safety, confidentiality, operations, and whether the requested process is active.
Can the live stream prove my part will meet tolerance?
No. Tolerance capability must be reviewed against your drawing, process route, inspection method, sample results, and agreed acceptance criteria.
What should I send before a technical review?
Provide a 2D drawing, 3D model if available, material, thread, critical tolerances, finish, quantity, application, inspection needs, and target schedule.