This means that non-standard machining service providers must not be content with their current capabilities, but must maintain a commitment to continuous learning and process development. When communicating with clients, are they able to point out that a particular sharp corner in the drawing is not conducive to stress relief and suggest rounding it off? Are they able to, based on the subsequent heat treatment process,

Orders are surging, but the production line is stuck in the delivery of a shaped part; new product development sprint, but the prototype has repeatedly failed due to insufficient machining precision; equipment is in urgent need of upgrading, but the standard parts can not be matched - these moments, are you also in the past year, the most unwilling to face the anxiety?