At Yueyi Precision, we define and control manufacturing tolerances based on real production capability — not just theoretical design limits. Our team supports both linear tolerances and geometric tolerances to ensure every component performs reliably in assembly, motion, and sealing applications.
Linear tolerances in CNC machining control the size, distance, and location of features — including hole diameters, shaft diameters, lengths, wall thicknesses, and pocket depths. These tolerances answer critical engineering questions such as “How big?” and “Where exactly?” — directly affecting part fit and functional alignment.
Geometric tolerances (GD&T) focus on the form, orientation, and positional accuracy of features. Flatness, straightness, roundness, cylindricity, and positional control ensure parts not only meet dimensional targets but also maintain functional performance under real-world loads and assembly conditions.
The tolerance capability matrix below reflects our standard and precision CNC machining tolerances, categorized by part size and inspection method. This allows engineers and buyers to quickly evaluate what level of precision machining tolerance is achievable in production.
