CNC Metal part
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Stainless Steel
Cold Forging
High Rigidity and Precision
ISO, GS, RoHS, CE
One year
Forging
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ARIDA
China
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All CNC Metal Parts are customizable, please contact customer service with photos.
Type: 316L Stainless Steel
Properties: Corrosion-resistant, high tensile strength, non-magnetic, good formability, and weldability.
Tolerances: +/- 0.02mm or better depending on the complexity of the part.
Size Range: Customizable to fit specific application requirements, typically ranging from miniature components to larger structural parts.
Roughness: Ra ≤ 0.8 μm for standard finishes; can be improved to Ra ≤ 0.4 μm with additional treatments.
Treatment: Options include polishing, grinding, electro-polishing, and coating for enhanced wear resistance and aesthetic appeal
Forming: Can be cold-formed or hot-formed depending on the complexity and size of the part.
Machining: Suitable for CNC machining, EDM (Electrical Discharge Machining), and laser cutting for high precision parts.
Welding: Weldable using various techniques such as TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding or MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding.
Shape and Size: Customizing the shape and size of the parts to fit the exact space constraints and requirements of the electronic device.
Complex Profiles: Incorporating intricate profiles, such as channels, slots, and holes, to facilitate assembly and improve functionality.
Polishing: Achieving a smoother surface finish to reduce friction and improve aesthetics.
Texturing: Adding textures for grip or decorative purposes.
Anodizing: Applying an anodic coating to enhance corrosion resistance and color.
Plating: Adding a thin layer of another metal, such as nickel or zinc, for added protection or conductivity.
Alloy Composition: Adjusting the composition of the 316L stainless steel to achieve specific properties, though this is less common as 316L is already a well-defined alloy.
Heat Treatment: Customizing heat treatment processes to alter the hardness, strength, and other mechanical properties of the parts.
High Precision: Specifying tighter tolerances for parts that require exceptional accuracy.
Standard Tolerances: Choosing standard tolerances for parts where less stringent specifications are acceptable.
Thread Design: Customizing thread pitch, type, and length for specialized fastening requirements.
Holes and Slots: Tailoring hole patterns, slot dimensions, and locations for precise mounting and alignment.
Integrated Features: Incorporating additional features like mounting tabs, flanges, or brackets directly into the part design.
Passivation: Enhancing corrosion resistance through chemical treatments.
Electropolishing: Improving surface finish and corrosion resistance through electrochemical processes.
Coatings: Applying coatings for electrical insulation, thermal management, or EMI shielding.
Machining Techniques: Selecting specific CNC machining operations like milling, turning, or drilling to achieve the desired geometry.
Additive Manufacturing: Using 3D printing techniques for complex geometries that are difficult to manufacture using traditional methods.
Forming Methods: Choosing between cold-forming and hot-forming processes based on the material’s formability and the desired part characteristics.
Consultation: Discussing the application specifics, performance criteria, and environmental factors affecting the part.
Documentation: Collecting drawings, CAD models, and technical specifications from the client.
Engineering Review: Evaluating the design for manufacturability and suggesting modifications if needed.
Simulation: Using finite element analysis (FEA) or computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to simulate the part’s behavior under operational conditions.
Initial Prototype: Creating a sample part to validate the design and manufacturing process.
Testing: Conducting tests to ensure the prototype meets the required specifications.
Tooling Preparation: Fabricating custom tooling or modifying existing tooling for production.
Batch Production: Running a small batch to finalize the manufacturing process and confirm part quality.
Inspection: Performing thorough inspections using gauges, coordinate measuring machines (CMMs), and visual checks.
Certification: Providing certificates of conformance and material traceability.
Packaging: Ensuring proper packaging to prevent damage during shipping.
Logistics: Arranging for timely delivery to the client’s facility.
All CNC Metal Parts are customizable, please contact customer service with photos.
Type: 316L Stainless Steel
Properties: Corrosion-resistant, high tensile strength, non-magnetic, good formability, and weldability.
Tolerances: +/- 0.02mm or better depending on the complexity of the part.
Size Range: Customizable to fit specific application requirements, typically ranging from miniature components to larger structural parts.
Roughness: Ra ≤ 0.8 μm for standard finishes; can be improved to Ra ≤ 0.4 μm with additional treatments.
Treatment: Options include polishing, grinding, electro-polishing, and coating for enhanced wear resistance and aesthetic appeal
Forming: Can be cold-formed or hot-formed depending on the complexity and size of the part.
Machining: Suitable for CNC machining, EDM (Electrical Discharge Machining), and laser cutting for high precision parts.
Welding: Weldable using various techniques such as TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding or MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding.
Shape and Size: Customizing the shape and size of the parts to fit the exact space constraints and requirements of the electronic device.
Complex Profiles: Incorporating intricate profiles, such as channels, slots, and holes, to facilitate assembly and improve functionality.
Polishing: Achieving a smoother surface finish to reduce friction and improve aesthetics.
Texturing: Adding textures for grip or decorative purposes.
Anodizing: Applying an anodic coating to enhance corrosion resistance and color.
Plating: Adding a thin layer of another metal, such as nickel or zinc, for added protection or conductivity.
Alloy Composition: Adjusting the composition of the 316L stainless steel to achieve specific properties, though this is less common as 316L is already a well-defined alloy.
Heat Treatment: Customizing heat treatment processes to alter the hardness, strength, and other mechanical properties of the parts.
High Precision: Specifying tighter tolerances for parts that require exceptional accuracy.
Standard Tolerances: Choosing standard tolerances for parts where less stringent specifications are acceptable.
Thread Design: Customizing thread pitch, type, and length for specialized fastening requirements.
Holes and Slots: Tailoring hole patterns, slot dimensions, and locations for precise mounting and alignment.
Integrated Features: Incorporating additional features like mounting tabs, flanges, or brackets directly into the part design.
Passivation: Enhancing corrosion resistance through chemical treatments.
Electropolishing: Improving surface finish and corrosion resistance through electrochemical processes.
Coatings: Applying coatings for electrical insulation, thermal management, or EMI shielding.
Machining Techniques: Selecting specific CNC machining operations like milling, turning, or drilling to achieve the desired geometry.
Additive Manufacturing: Using 3D printing techniques for complex geometries that are difficult to manufacture using traditional methods.
Forming Methods: Choosing between cold-forming and hot-forming processes based on the material’s formability and the desired part characteristics.
Consultation: Discussing the application specifics, performance criteria, and environmental factors affecting the part.
Documentation: Collecting drawings, CAD models, and technical specifications from the client.
Engineering Review: Evaluating the design for manufacturability and suggesting modifications if needed.
Simulation: Using finite element analysis (FEA) or computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to simulate the part’s behavior under operational conditions.
Initial Prototype: Creating a sample part to validate the design and manufacturing process.
Testing: Conducting tests to ensure the prototype meets the required specifications.
Tooling Preparation: Fabricating custom tooling or modifying existing tooling for production.
Batch Production: Running a small batch to finalize the manufacturing process and confirm part quality.
Inspection: Performing thorough inspections using gauges, coordinate measuring machines (CMMs), and visual checks.
Certification: Providing certificates of conformance and material traceability.
Packaging: Ensuring proper packaging to prevent damage during shipping.
Logistics: Arranging for timely delivery to the client’s facility.
A1: 316L stainless steel offers several advantages:
Corrosion Resistance: It is highly resistant to corrosion and pitting, making it suitable for harsh environments.
Strength and Durability: It has good mechanical properties, providing strength and durability even under stress.
Non-Magnetic: Unlike some other steels, 316L is non-magnetic, which is beneficial in electronic applications.
Weldability: It can be easily welded, allowing for complex structures and repairs.
Biocompatibility: Often used in medical applications, its biocompatibility makes it suitable for certain electronics used in healthcare.
A2: Compared to other materials:
Aluminum: 316L is heavier but offers better corrosion resistance and strength.
Brass: Brass is softer and easier to machine, but 316L offers superior corrosion resistance.
Titanium: Titanium is lighter but more expensive and harder to machine. 316L provides a cost-effective alternative with good strength-to-weight ratio.
A3: Yes, depending on the application:
Polishing: To achieve a smooth finish and reduce friction.
Passivation: To enhance corrosion resistance.
Electropolishing: For a bright finish and increased corrosion resistance.
Coatings: Such as PTFE for additional lubricity or ESD protection coatings.
A4: Yes, 316L stainless steel can generally withstand temperatures up to around 870°C (1598°F) in continuous service. However, for very high-temperature applications, it's important to check the specific requirements and ensure that the part remains within its operational limits.
A5: Tolerances vary depending on the part's complexity and size, but precision metal parts often have tolerances ranging from ±0.01mm to ±0.1mm. More complex parts may have tighter tolerances.
A6: Quality assurance measures may include:
Material Certification: Ensuring the material meets ASTM A276 or equivalent standards.
Dimensional Inspection: Using CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine) for precise measurements.
Non-Destructive Testing: Methods such as X-ray, ultrasonic, or magnetic particle testing to detect flaws.
Surface Finish Verification: Checking the surface roughness using profilometers.
A7: Yes, 316L stainless steel is often used in medical applications due to its biocompatibility and corrosion resistance. It can be sterilized and is compatible with many sterilization processes used in the medical field.
A8: Absolutely, customization is possible. Customization can include altering dimensions, adding features, or applying specific surface treatments. Consultation with the manufacturer is recommended to ensure the customizations meet the required specifications.
A9: Lead times vary depending on the complexity of the part, order quantity, and current production schedules. For standard orders, lead times can range from a few weeks to several months. For urgent orders, expedited services may be available at an additional cost.
A10: Detailed specifications and ordering information are typically available from the manufacturer or supplier. You can contact them directly for catalogs, data sheets, and assistance with placing orders.
A1: 316L stainless steel offers several advantages:
Corrosion Resistance: It is highly resistant to corrosion and pitting, making it suitable for harsh environments.
Strength and Durability: It has good mechanical properties, providing strength and durability even under stress.
Non-Magnetic: Unlike some other steels, 316L is non-magnetic, which is beneficial in electronic applications.
Weldability: It can be easily welded, allowing for complex structures and repairs.
Biocompatibility: Often used in medical applications, its biocompatibility makes it suitable for certain electronics used in healthcare.
A2: Compared to other materials:
Aluminum: 316L is heavier but offers better corrosion resistance and strength.
Brass: Brass is softer and easier to machine, but 316L offers superior corrosion resistance.
Titanium: Titanium is lighter but more expensive and harder to machine. 316L provides a cost-effective alternative with good strength-to-weight ratio.
A3: Yes, depending on the application:
Polishing: To achieve a smooth finish and reduce friction.
Passivation: To enhance corrosion resistance.
Electropolishing: For a bright finish and increased corrosion resistance.
Coatings: Such as PTFE for additional lubricity or ESD protection coatings.
A4: Yes, 316L stainless steel can generally withstand temperatures up to around 870°C (1598°F) in continuous service. However, for very high-temperature applications, it's important to check the specific requirements and ensure that the part remains within its operational limits.
A5: Tolerances vary depending on the part's complexity and size, but precision metal parts often have tolerances ranging from ±0.01mm to ±0.1mm. More complex parts may have tighter tolerances.
A6: Quality assurance measures may include:
Material Certification: Ensuring the material meets ASTM A276 or equivalent standards.
Dimensional Inspection: Using CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine) for precise measurements.
Non-Destructive Testing: Methods such as X-ray, ultrasonic, or magnetic particle testing to detect flaws.
Surface Finish Verification: Checking the surface roughness using profilometers.
A7: Yes, 316L stainless steel is often used in medical applications due to its biocompatibility and corrosion resistance. It can be sterilized and is compatible with many sterilization processes used in the medical field.
A8: Absolutely, customization is possible. Customization can include altering dimensions, adding features, or applying specific surface treatments. Consultation with the manufacturer is recommended to ensure the customizations meet the required specifications.
A9: Lead times vary depending on the complexity of the part, order quantity, and current production schedules. For standard orders, lead times can range from a few weeks to several months. For urgent orders, expedited services may be available at an additional cost.
A10: Detailed specifications and ordering information are typically available from the manufacturer or supplier. You can contact them directly for catalogs, data sheets, and assistance with placing orders.
Reliability and Durability:
"We've been using the 316L Stradivari-T1 parts in our medical devices for over a year now, and we've seen no signs of wear or corrosion, even in challenging environments."
"The parts have held up exceptionally well in our high-temperature applications."
Precision and Tolerances:
"The tolerances on these parts are incredibly tight, which is critical for the precision assemblies we're working on."
"The machining is top-notch, and the parts fit seamlessly with our existing components."
Corrosion Resistance:
"In marine applications, corrosion resistance is key, and these parts have exceeded our expectations in terms of durability."
"We've noticed a significant reduction in maintenance costs due to the parts' ability to resist pitting and corrosion."
Customer Service and Support:
"The manufacturer provided excellent support throughout the customization process, from initial design consultation to final delivery."
"Whenever we had questions or concerns, the customer service team was prompt and helpful."
Versatility:
"The parts are adaptable to a variety of applications, from our medical equipment to industrial machinery."
"The flexibility in customization options has allowed us to tailor the parts to meet our specific needs."
Lead Times:
"While the quality is great, the lead times could be shorter. We sometimes have to plan far ahead to accommodate the delivery schedule."
"In urgent situations, it would be beneficial if there were expedited options available."
Cost:
"While the parts are worth the investment, they are somewhat pricey compared to standard components. It would be nice to see more competitive pricing."
"For large-volume orders, discounts would be appreciated to help manage costs."
Documentation and Traceability:
"Some of the documentation could be more detailed, especially regarding the material certification and manufacturing processes."
"It would be helpful to have a more user-friendly online portal for tracking orders and accessing certificates of conformity."
Surface Finish Variability:
"There has been some variability in the surface finish across batches, which affects the consistency of our final products."
"We've noticed slight differences in the texture of the parts over time, which can impact the aesthetics in visible components."
Integration with Other Components:
"In some cases, the parts didn't integrate as smoothly as expected with our existing systems, requiring minor adjustments."
"More guidance on the integration process would be beneficial for first-time users."
Reliability and Durability:
"We've been using the 316L Stradivari-T1 parts in our medical devices for over a year now, and we've seen no signs of wear or corrosion, even in challenging environments."
"The parts have held up exceptionally well in our high-temperature applications."
Precision and Tolerances:
"The tolerances on these parts are incredibly tight, which is critical for the precision assemblies we're working on."
"The machining is top-notch, and the parts fit seamlessly with our existing components."
Corrosion Resistance:
"In marine applications, corrosion resistance is key, and these parts have exceeded our expectations in terms of durability."
"We've noticed a significant reduction in maintenance costs due to the parts' ability to resist pitting and corrosion."
Customer Service and Support:
"The manufacturer provided excellent support throughout the customization process, from initial design consultation to final delivery."
"Whenever we had questions or concerns, the customer service team was prompt and helpful."
Versatility:
"The parts are adaptable to a variety of applications, from our medical equipment to industrial machinery."
"The flexibility in customization options has allowed us to tailor the parts to meet our specific needs."
Lead Times:
"While the quality is great, the lead times could be shorter. We sometimes have to plan far ahead to accommodate the delivery schedule."
"In urgent situations, it would be beneficial if there were expedited options available."
Cost:
"While the parts are worth the investment, they are somewhat pricey compared to standard components. It would be nice to see more competitive pricing."
"For large-volume orders, discounts would be appreciated to help manage costs."
Documentation and Traceability:
"Some of the documentation could be more detailed, especially regarding the material certification and manufacturing processes."
"It would be helpful to have a more user-friendly online portal for tracking orders and accessing certificates of conformity."
Surface Finish Variability:
"There has been some variability in the surface finish across batches, which affects the consistency of our final products."
"We've noticed slight differences in the texture of the parts over time, which can impact the aesthetics in visible components."
Integration with Other Components:
"In some cases, the parts didn't integrate as smoothly as expected with our existing systems, requiring minor adjustments."
"More guidance on the integration process would be beneficial for first-time users."