Aoleide
Precision Machining
Machined precision parts from a single piece — mold components, semiconductor and automation equipment parts — from a Chang'an, Dongguan shop registered in 2017; registry-checked active with a machining-and-export scope, with 3 insured staff against 26 stated, three addresses and a public tax-arrears history disclosed.
Milling, turning, grinding, and the measuring room.
Precision Machined Parts (One Piece Up)
General precision machining to drawing: shafts, pins, blocks, plates, brackets and custom profiles in tool steel, stainless, aluminium and engineering plastics. The stated MOQ is one piece, which suits prototypes, spares and low-volume runs. Tolerance class, materials list and surface-finish options are not published — ask for them with your drawing.
Mold Components
Mold parts as sold under the group’s LB brochure: guide pillars and bushes, ejector pins, cores, inserts and profiled cutting-edge parts. Jig grinding and wire EDM are in-house, which is the usual requirement for insert and core work.
Semiconductor Equipment Parts
The brochure lists “semiconductor equipment accessories” as one of six product lines. Parts for this use are normally bought against cleanliness, surface finish and traceability requirements; no such documentation has been supplied yet, so ask what the shop has done before and how parts are cleaned and packed.
Automation Equipment Parts
High-precision equipment parts for automation builders — the closest fit to the shop’s equipment list. FAI and CMM reports are the normal deliverable here; templates are being prepared (CMH research, September 2026).
Stamping & Injection Mold Tooling (group)
The brochure also shows progressive stamping dies and precision injection molds under the LB brand, which belong to the affiliated company 东莞市浏北模具有限公司. If you need a complete tool rather than parts, ask which entity quotes and warrants it.
What Is Not On Record
No published tolerance capability, material list, inspection standard or lead-time table; no certificates of any kind. This page lists equipment and registry facts only — everything else should be asked for in writing.
What the registry confirms, and what stays open.
Registered to Machine and to Export
The registry read (2026-09-18, official source) gives the scope in its own words as 产销、加工、研发：五金精密零部件、模具配件、机械配件、自动化设备配件及耗材、五金制品、塑胶制品 (production, machining and development of precision hardware parts, mold components, machine parts and automation equipment parts and consumables), plus 货物进出口、技术进出口 (import and export of goods and technology). Registered capital is RMB 1 million, fully paid in.
Equipment List Supplied by the Shop
In-house, per the company’s own equipment table: 16 CNC machining centres (800×550×550), 8 surface grinders, 5 large surface grinders (1000×600), 4 CNC lathes and 4 turn-mill centres (D320×500), 4 milling machines, 4 tapping machines, 2 optical profile grinders (200×300), 2 optical jig grinders (1200×500) and 4 wire-EDM machines (1000×600×500). Listed separately as long-term subcontracted capacity: 30 CNC machining centres, 50 tapping machines and 10 slow-wire EDM machines. CMH has not visited the shop to check nameplates or asset records.
Three Insured Staff Against 26 Stated
The application states 26 employees. The registry records 3 people on social insurance at this company, and 2 at the affiliated mold company — 5 in total. Part of the gap is explained by the subcontracted capacity above, but the difference is disclosed rather than smoothed over: ask how many people are employed, by which entity, and who supervises the subcontractors.
Three Addresses on Record
The application gives 振隆路 17 号 in Wusha, Chang'an — which is the registered address of the affiliated mold company. This company’s own registered address is 乌沙社区第六工业区海滨路 12 号 A 栋一楼 108, and the brochure prints an English address on YinCheng 6th Road, Xiabian. All three can be true of a company that registers, machines and meets customers in different units, but only one of them is the workshop — ask which, and to see it.
Two Companies, One Brochure, Two English Names
The affiliated company 东莞市浏北模具有限公司 (USCC 91441900MADGQW9YXN) was registered on 2024-04-22 with RMB 500,000 capital (RMB 400,000 paid in) and 2 insured staff; its licence covers mold manufacture and export. The shared brochure carries the LB / 浏北 brand and signs off in English as both “DONGGUAN JIER HARDWARE TECHNOLOGY LTD” and “Dongguan Jieri hardware technology Co., LTD” — neither of which is the registered name of either company. Ask in writing which entity signs the contract, issues the invoice and is the exporter of record.
Tax-Arrears History on Record
The risk scan (2026-09-18) shows no current self-risk items for either company — no administrative penalties, abnormal-operation listings, serious violations, dishonest-debtor or enforcement records. It does show historical tax-arrears notices: 3 for this company and 2 for the affiliated mold company. Tax arrears are published in China and a buyer’s compliance team will find them; ask for the clearance documents before a first order.
What was checked — and what the check found.
The registry read is done for both companies: status, scope, capital, insured headcount and risk records come from an official registry source read on 2026-09-18 and are quoted as recorded, including the tax-arrears history. The equipment list, product lines and the one-month delivery statement come from the company’s own brochure and application; CMH has not visited the workshop, and no certificate, inspection report or material certificate has been supplied. Nothing on this page is claimed as certified.
A machining shop with a 2017 licence, read off the registry, an equipment list and a brochure.
Aoleide is Dongguan Aoleide Precision Components Co., Ltd. (东莞市奥雷德精密零部件有限公司), registered on 9 March 2017 in Chang'an, Dongguan, as a limited liability company held by individuals, with RMB 1 million of registered capital fully paid in. An official registry read on 2026-09-18 confirms active status and a scope covering the production, machining and development of precision hardware parts, mold components and automation equipment parts, plus the import and export of goods and technology.
Its own equipment table lists 16 CNC machining centres, 8 surface grinders and 5 large surface grinders, 4 CNC lathes, 4 turn-mill centres, 4 milling and 4 tapping machines, 2 optical profile grinders, 2 optical jig grinders and 4 wire-EDM machines, plus long-term subcontracted capacity of 30 CNC machining centres, 50 tapping machines and 10 slow-wire EDM machines. With a stated MOQ of one piece, that combination suits prototypes, spares and low-volume precision work rather than mass production.
Four things are open and disclosed here rather than smoothed over: 3 people are on social insurance against 26 stated; three different addresses appear across the application, the licence and the brochure; the brochure is shared with an affiliated mold company registered in 2024 and signs off in two English names that match neither registered entity; and both companies appear in historical tax-arrears notices, though neither has current penalties or enforcement records. No certificates of any kind have been supplied.
Registered in 2017, with a second company added in 2024.
Company registered
Registered 2017-03-09 in Chang'an, Dongguan, with RMB 1 million capital, fully paid in (registry read).
Affiliated mold company registered
东莞市浏北模具有限公司 registered 2024-04-22 under the LB brand, licence covering mold manufacture and export (registry read).
Affiliated company moved
That company’s registered address changed on 2025-10-22 from Haibin Road to Zhenlong Road, both in Wusha, Chang'an (public registry entry).
Registry read · joins CMH
Both companies read on 2026-09-18; CMH research report issued. Headcount, addresses and tax-arrears history are disclosed on this page; no certificates were supplied.
What these parts go into.
Mold & Die Makers
Cores, inserts, guide components and profiled parts where jig grinding and wire EDM decide the fit.
Semiconductor Equipment Builders
Equipment accessories per the brochure; confirm cleanliness, packing and traceability requirements before ordering.
Automation & Machine Builders
Brackets, shafts, plates and custom mechanics for one-off machines and small series.
Prototype & R&D Buyers
A stated MOQ of one piece makes this shop a candidate for prototypes and spares rather than mass production.
Optical & Medical Equipment (parts, not devices)
Equipment-side components only — no ISO 13485 or biocompatibility documentation exists here, so patient-contact parts are out of scope.
Automotive (non-safety parts & tooling)
No IATF 16949, so treat this shop as a source for tooling, fixtures and non-safety parts until a system certificate exists.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Aoleide make?
Machined precision parts to drawing: mold components (guide pillars and bushes, ejector pins, cores, inserts, profiled cutting-edge parts), semiconductor and automation equipment parts, and general precision parts in tool steel, stainless, aluminium and engineering plastics. The affiliated company under the same LB brand also builds progressive stamping dies and precision injection molds.
Is this listing CMH-verified?
Yes, on the registry check: an official read on 2026-09-18 confirms an active licence whose scope covers machining and the import and export of goods. It does not confirm the workshop location, the headcount, or any quality certificate — there are none.
Why does the page say 3 insured staff when the application says 26?
Three is the number of people on social insurance at this legal entity in the registry record (the affiliated mold company adds two). The company also lists long-term subcontracted capacity of 30 CNC machining centres, 50 tapping machines and 10 slow-wire EDM machines, which is where much of the work is likely done. Ask how the work is split and who is responsible for quality on subcontracted parts.
Which company will I be contracting with?
Ask before ordering. Two companies share one brochure and brand: this one (registered 2017, precision parts) and 东莞市浏北模具有限公司 (registered 2024, molds). Both licences allow direct export. The brochure’s English sign-off matches neither registered name.
What about the tax-arrears records?
Both companies appear in historical tax-arrears notices — three and two respectively. Neither has current penalties, abnormal-operation listings or enforcement records. These notices are public in China; ask for proof of clearance, which is a normal request in supplier onboarding.
What should I send to get a quote?
A STEP file plus a dimensioned PDF, the material, quantity, tolerance class, surface finish and any inspection requirement (FAI, CMM report, material certificate to EN 10204 3.1). The stated MOQ is one piece, so prototypes and spares are in scope.
Talk to Aoleide Precision Machining directly.
Send the drawing (STEP plus a dimensioned PDF), material, quantity, tolerance class and surface finish, and say whether you need a first-article (FAI) or CMM report. Ask which legal entity will invoice and export, where the parts are actually machined, which operations are subcontracted, and for the tax-arrears clearance documents — none of those is confirmed on this page.