ABOUT US · SINCE 1998

About Us

Established in 1998, Beijing Baodi Industrial and Trade Co. Inc. is a longstanding ceramic machining and engineering manufacturer, bringing together material understanding, manufacturing experience and quality control.

Illustration of ceramic tubes, rings, plates, complex components and ceramic-to-metal assemblies
Illustrative component forms.

Company Profile

Founded in 1998, the company has developed its experience in ceramic machining over many years. Advanced ceramic materials, precision machining, inspection and joining underpin our manufacturing work across a range of structural and functional components.

Through longstanding practice, we have developed an understanding of material properties, process limitations, dimensional stability and assembly fit. Our work for advanced manufacturing emphasizes machining quality, process control and engineering coordination for precision, stable and complex components.

We consider material selection, manufacturing, inspection and assembly together, starting with operating conditions and drawing requirements. Contact us by telephone or email to discuss your component needs.

WORKING TOGETHER

Starting a Project Discussion

Start with the actual component need, then clarify scope, technical requirements and delivery arrangements.

Share Available Information

Use telephone or email to describe the application, material, quantity and requested timing, with drawings or photos permitted for sharing. If drawings are incomplete, list known conditions and open questions.

Clarify Technical Requirements & Scope

Discuss machining, joining or assembly, distinguishing drawing requirements from reference information and validation targets. Define critical dimensions, inspection, documentation and each party's scope for the project.

Agree Commercial & Delivery Terms

Confirm price, quantity, delivery and acceptance requirements for the project. When requirements or drawings change, review the scope and arrangements against the revised information.

PROJECT DISCUSSION

Questions Before You Get in Touch

Organize the information you have to make your component requirements clear.

Can I get in touch before the material or drawing is final?

Use the telephone or email to describe the application, available geometry information and the problem you want to address. Material, drawing and machining requirements can then form the basis of the discussion.

How should I ask about pricing and delivery?

Describe the component requirements, quantity and requested delivery date, and include available information. Pricing, manufacturing scope and delivery arrangements need to be discussed for the actual requirements.

How should I interpret the images and figures on this website?

Images marked as illustrations explain typical components, materials and processes; real project cases are shown separately. Dimensions, tolerances and property scales are illustrative; actual requirements are defined by the agreed drawings and technical conditions.

CONTACT

Contact Us

Contact us by telephone or email to discuss advanced ceramics, precision machining, component design, inspection and joining.

Address
Courtyard No. 1, Wanhong Road, Jiuxianqiao, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China
FocusAdvanced ceramics, precision machining, inspection and assembly

Before You Get in Touch

  • Drawings & GeometryComponent name, drawing revision, main dimensions and critical features.
  • Material & Service ConditionsKnown material or grade, intended use and operating conditions.
  • Quantity & TimingQuantity for this request, future demand and requested delivery date.
  • Quality & AssemblyCritical tolerances, surfaces, inspection documents and joining or assembly requirements.
  • Available InformationDescribe available drawings, photos or samples and any points to discuss.
  • Contact DetailsCompany or project name, contact person and a telephone number or email for a reply.

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