Technical Specifications
Capabilities at a Glance
| Tolerance | ±0.005mm on critical dimensions |
|---|---|
| Materials | Aluminum 6061/6063 · Stainless 304/316L · Brass · Engineering plastics (PEEK, POM, PC). Full material certs available on request. |
| Process | 5-Axis CNC Milling |
| Surface Finish | Anodizing Types II/III for aluminum · Powder Coating · Bead Blasting · Passivation for stainless (available on request) |
| Inspection | Zeiss CMM · Cpk ≥ 1.33 · Free FAI |
| Lead Time | 5–7 business days for prototypes; 3–5 months for production runs. Rush available for critical milestones. |
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What housings can you machine?
Analyzer cases, equipment base plates, sensor bodies, display bezels, control panels and custom enclosures from aluminum, stainless, brass and engineering plastics.
What tolerances do you hold on housing fits and mounting features?
±0.005mm on critical dimensions — bore fits, mounting hole patterns and sealing grooves — verified on Zeiss CMM with full report.
Can you machine thin-wall enclosures without distortion?
Yes. Stress-relieved stock, balanced material removal and low-stress finishing keep thin-wall housings flat and dimensionally stable.
What surface finishes do you apply to instrument housings?
Anodizing (Types II/III) for aluminum, powder coating, bead blasting, passivation for stainless — per your cosmetic and functional spec.
Can you machine PEEK and other plastics for sensor parts?
Yes. PEEK, POM and PC are machined with controlled process to hold tolerances without melting or burrs.
What is your lead time for housing prototypes?
5–7 business days for prototypes, 3–5 months for production runs. Rush available for critical milestones.
Buyer Guide
Buyer's Guide
How to Request a Quote for Instrument & Sensor Housings
Send the drawing with: material, cosmetic finish, sealing or IP rating needs, insert/thread locations, and quantity. Cosmetic requirements affect finish pricing.
Material Selection Guide
Aluminum 6061/6063 for weight and anodizing, stainless 304/316L for durability and hygiene, brass for RF shielding needs, plastics for insulation and cost.
DFM Tips for Enclosures
Design wall thickness for stability, specify corner radii for tooling, and consolidate thread inserts and standoffs into the machining plan to reduce assembly cost.
Quality & Inspection
CMM inspection with full report, Cpk ≥ 1.33, free FAI, material certs available. Cosmetic surface checks per your AQL.
Lead Time & Shipping
Prototypes 5–7 business days, production 3–5 months. DDP door-to-door with one invoice — export, customs, duties, last-mile.
Request a Quote for Instrument & Sensor Housings
Send us your drawing — we review within 24h and return a quote with lead time.
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