OEM/ODM (this page)
Brand owners and industrial OEMs that need confidential drawing-based development or manufacture-to-print supply. XRZ engineers or manufactures under your specification; branding and IP follow the OEM/ODM agreement.
CONFIDENTIAL DRAWING-BASED DEVELOPMENT
OEM/ODM Cutting Tool Manufacturing
XRZ develops PCD reamers, solid carbide drills and special cutting tools for tool brands and industrial OEM customers that need controlled engineering, confidential handling and repeatable supply.
Request a Confidential Review →OEM/ODM vs private-label vs distributor—pick the role clearly
Private-label
Your brand on XRZ-manufactured tools with agreed labels, packaging and part numbers. Start on private-label cutting tools when packaging/brand launch is the primary need.
Distributor program
Channel partners needing repeat supply and application support for end users—see distributor cutting tool program.
What to send for an OEM/ODM RFQ
- Approved drawing or current tool + target performance notes
- Material / application (Al–Si band when aluminum), hole or feature callouts
- Branding, part-number and packaging rules (if any)
- NDA preference before sharing sensitive prints
- Sample expectation and acceptance idea (or ask XRZ to propose a plan)
Path: engineering review → optional sample validation → freeze revision → repeat supply. Submit via custom cutting tool RFQ. Core tools: PCD reamer · solid carbide drill.
Choose the cooperation model
OEM manufacturing
Manufacture to your approved drawing, specification, customer part number and packaging requirements.
ODM development
Develop a tool concept with XRZ engineering around the application, performance target and product strategy.
Existing-tool review
Where drawings are unavailable, review an existing tool, sample part and process data before defining a controlled specification.
Controlled from brief to repeat production
Confidentiality
- NDA discussion before sensitive review
- Private drawing and project handling
- Customer-owned branding and references
Engineering
- DFM and application review
- Geometry, material, coating and coolant decisions
- Defined inspection and trial criteria
Repeatability
- Approved drawing revision control
- Batch and inspection traceability
- Repeat production planning
NEXT STEP — CORE TOOLS & RFQ
Specify the finished hole / face requirement, then choose the conversion path:
Start an OEM/ODM tool project
Send the drawing, current tool or application brief.
Engineering RFQ → Sample Validation →