Describe your part once. We match your RFQ to vetted Canadian machining, fabrication and finishing shops that can make it, and come back with 3 to 5 quotes. Free for buyers.
The taxonomy real buyers think in - process, finish, material and certification. Not an alphabetical phone book.
Find Canadian shops experienced with the certifications, tolerances and materials your industry expects.
For defence, aerospace and IP-sensitive work, where your drawing lives and whose law governs it is part of the spec.
Made to Spec is a Canadian company. Your files are governed by Canadian law, not pulled under a foreign jurisdiction through a U.S. corporate parent.
Controlled Goods Program registered shops for defence and controlled work. A shop that handles controlled goods or technical data in Canada must be CGP-registered, and we only route controlled jobs to registered shops.
We match you to vetted Canadian shops and share who they are, you choose who to talk to. Your drawing is never sent to an undisclosed global network.
Ship to the U.S. under CUSMA when you want to, on your terms, not because a platform routed your part offshore by default.
Residency vs. sovereignty: servers in Canada (residency) is not the same as Canadian law governing the file (sovereignty). A U.S.-parented provider with Canadian servers can still be reached through U.S. legal process. This is about reducing and controlling exposure, not a promise of an impenetrable shield. Read the guide →
The numbers that decide a machined part: standard vs achievable tolerances by process, the surface-finish (Ra) ladder, DFM limits and a metric tap-drill chart. Bookmark it.
The difference between 304 and 316 stainless, when the extra molybdenum in 316 is worth it (salt, chlorine, marine, medical), and when 304 is the cheaper right answer.
6061 is the weldable, corrosion-resistant workhorse; 7075 is aerospace-strength and about triple the cost. When the strength-to-weight actually earns 7075, and when 6061 is the right call.
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