Not a middleman. A manufacturing route operator.
We do not sell factory access. We take responsibility for the result.
ITM Technology connects the customer, engineering team, production sites, and quality control into one system with clear ownership at every stage.
01 / Who we are
One point of contact.
Never a one-person operation.
Behind one conversation stands an entire production network: process engineers, partner factories, inspection laboratories, logistics, and a team that stays with the project from enquiry to accepted batch.
The customer does not have to assemble this chain, align multiple suppliers, or discover where responsibility disappeared. We make the chain visible and manageable.


02 / Why not buy directly
A direct contract does not always create direct control.
A factory can show an impressive machine park. Machines alone do not guarantee process discipline, correct tooling, repeatable heat treatment, or reliable inspection.
The real risk lives in the handovers: from drawing interpretation to process planning, from machining to hardening, from measurement to the shipping decision. Those handovers are where we work.
03 / Vetting
How a site enters the network
Capability
We match actual equipment and expertise to the class of parts the site is expected to produce.
Trial work
We verify the result, not the presentation: geometry, finish, repeatability, and compliance with the process route.
Measurement
We assess inspection equipment, calibration, methods, and the ability to issue clear records.
Discipline
We review how the site handles changes, nonconformities, and corrective actions.
Approval
Partners receive work only within their confirmed capability.
04 / Our role
Nothing should get lost in translation between the drawing and the part.
Our critical translation is not from Russian into Chinese. It is from drawing intent into a controlled process: identifying critical characteristics, building the route, defining inspection points, and agreeing in advance how the result will be documented.
- Review manufacturability and risk before launch.
- Select the production site for the exact process, material, and tolerance.
- Connect multiple operations into one controlled route.
- Control samples, serial batches, and release documentation.
- Arrange packaging and international logistics.
- Resolve nonconformities before shipment, not after the customer raises a claim.
Serious manufacturing begins with the ability to say no.
05 / Bottom line