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About Tiezheng: Factory Evidence for CNC Equipment Buyers

Tiezheng presents CNC lathes, vertical, horizontal, gantry and five-axis machining centers, drilling and tapping centers, vertical lathes, turn-mill centers, grinding machines and selected custom automation for industrial buyers. Explore workshop views and certificate documents, compare machine families, and send your drawings for a configuration-specific quotation.

Factory mediaThree workshop and factory views
Certificate resourcesTwo published CE document review pages
Buyer routeDiscuss your machining requirements through a private RFQ

Company scope

What does Tiezheng present to industrial buyers?

The public site organizes Tiezheng equipment around machine families, workpiece applications, technical resources and buyer verification. The current media-backed range covers CNC lathes, vertical and horizontal machining centers, gantry and five-axis machining centers, drilling and tapping centers, vertical lathes, turn-mill centers, grinding machines and selected custom automation.

This page is an evidence hub, not a substitute for a technical quotation. Model specifications, controller choices, tooling, cycle targets, inspection plans, destination-market documents and after-sales scope should be confirmed against the buyer's drawing and written RFQ.

Factory evidence

What can buyers verify from the factory media?

The images below show workshop, assembly and logistics activity. For your order, confirm production capacity, delivery planning and machine acceptance requirements with Tiezheng.

Tiezheng factory workshop image showing CNC machine production areas, assembly activity, and manufacturing environment.
CNC machine workshop area. Machines and assembly activity shown in a real workshop scene. Configuration and acceptance details remain project-specific.
Tiezheng factory yard with production buildings, loading trucks, and organized machine components ready for shipment.
Factory yard and logistics context. Workshop buildings, logistics access and staged components. Delivery scope must still be confirmed in the quotation.
Evidence source What it supports What still needs confirmation
Workshop assembly overview Visible machine assembly and workshop context. Capacity, ownership, staffing and project acceptance.
Workshop and yard media Visible equipment, floor activity, buildings and logistics access. Exact machine configuration, lead time, packing plan and delivery terms.
Certificate resources Existence and visible contents of the uploaded certificate documents. Model match, current validity, destination-market rules and project documentation.
Written RFQ and quotation Buyer requirements and the commercial scope offered for that project. Final acceptance after both parties approve the written specification.

Certificate resources

How should the CE documents be reviewed?

Open the two UDEM CE certificate PDFs below for document review. Buyers should open the document, verify the issuer and report details, check the listed product and model scope, review dates and standards, and confirm whether the quoted configuration and destination market require additional documents.

Certificate scope: check the models, standards and dates listed in each document. Applicability must be confirmed for the quoted machine, options and destination market.

Service boundary

What support can be discussed before an order?

The RFQ channel can be used to review the application, requested configuration, document needs and commercial boundaries. Public wording stays conservative because commissioning, training, spare parts, remote support, on-site work, warranty handling and response expectations depend on the machine, destination and written quotation.

Before quotation

Share drawings, material, tolerance, production volume, current process, automation target, destination and inspection needs for an initial application review.

Inside the written scope

Confirm machine configuration, tooling boundary, acceptance checkpoints, document list, packing, delivery terms and any requested service items.

After order

Use only the support, commissioning, training, spares and warranty terms stated in the approved commercial and technical documents.

Buyer due diligence

What should be checked before requesting a quotation?

  1. Match the workpiece, material and process to a machine family.
  2. Send drawings, tolerances, annual volume and current cycle information.
  3. Define controller, tooling, fixture, automation and inspection expectations.
  4. List destination-market documents and any buyer-side compliance checklist.
  5. Confirm acceptance, packing, delivery and service boundaries in writing.

Contact / RFQ

Turn the evidence review into a project-specific quotation

Send the part drawing, material, tolerance, annual volume, automation target, destination and document requirements. Send these details through the private RFQ form for project review.

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