About Us
Small Workshop,
Serious Precision.
Based in Harbin — home to China's top aerospace and engineering universities — we've spent a decade machining precision parts for research projects that push boundaries.
About Us
Based in Harbin — home to China's top aerospace and engineering universities — we've spent a decade machining precision parts for research projects that push boundaries.
We're not a big factory. We're a small, focused machining shop that specializes in what large factories don't want to bother with: one-off parts, small batches, tight tolerances, and tricky geometries.
Over the years, we've become a go-to partner for research groups at Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin Engineering University, and several defense research institutes. They come to us because we understand their drawings, we ask the right questions, and we deliver parts that work — not just parts that look close enough.
Beyond machining, we also do process optimization, structural design assistance, and full-stack R&D through our Sancai Maker team. And we're developing our own pulsed laser products under the PricLaser brand. Small team, real capabilities.
Precision CNC machining — the foundation. Est. 2014, 20-person team.
Full-stack R&D services — mechanical + electronics + software. Est. 2022, 5-person team.
Long-range pulsed laser systems for LiDAR. Est. 2023.
Ten years of machining parts for projects that matter.
2014
Set up a small CNC shop in Harbin's Pingfang District. Started with 2 machining centers, taking on jobs from university labs.
2016
Began regular cooperation with Institute 703 and Xinguang Photonics. Added wire EDM to handle tougher jobs.
2018
Added a 5-axis machining center. More complex parts, fewer setups, better accuracy on tricky geometries.
2020
Team grew to around 20. Small precision parts consistently hitting 10μm tolerance. More process optimization work coming in from researchers.
2022
Started a dedicated R&D team — mechanical, electronics, software. Helping clients go beyond just machining, into full product development.
2023
Began developing high-power pulsed laser systems for long-range LiDAR applications. Still in R&D, but making progress.
2024
Launched our website to reach researchers and engineers worldwide. Started accepting international orders.
2025
Upgraded quality inspection with precision measuring instruments. PricLaser entered prototype testing phase.
2026
PricLaser completes field validation for long-range LiDAR. Actively seeking OEM partnerships for pulsed laser integration.
Each brand is led by someone who knows the work firsthand.
Head of Jet Maker
Leads precision CNC machining operations, quality management, and production strategy. 20+ years of hands-on machining experience.
Head of PricLaser
Leads pulsed laser system development and product strategy. Drives R&D in high-power LiDAR laser sources and supporting power electronics.
Head of Sancai Maker
Directs full-stack R&D services — mechanical, electronics, and software. Harbin Institute of Technology graduate. Oversees project delivery and client relations.
Jet Maker Group is a small Harbin-based operation with three branches: Jet Maker (precision CNC machining for research and small-batch work), Sancai Maker (full-stack hardware R&D), and PricLaser (developing pulsed laser systems for LiDAR). We mainly serve universities, research institutes, and technology companies.
Our machining workshop is located in Pingfang District, Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, China. The R&D office is at No.3 Yikuang Street, Nangang District, Harbin 150001.
Yes. We can ship internationally via DHL, FedEx, or sea freight. Communication in English and Chinese.
Send your drawings (STEP, IGES, or PDF) and specifications to sancaichuangke@gmail.com or message us on WeChat at 15989235087. We typically respond within 24 hours with a detailed quotation.
We mostly serve university research groups and research institutes — aerospace, defense, industrial automation, and scientific equipment. Our long-term clients include Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin Engineering University, Institute 703, and Xinguang Photonics.