Precision couplings
A torque-carrying rotating part: the coaxiality of the two bores matters more than the outside diameter.
Part family · Precision components
Second-operation work from extrusion or plate, where datum choice and the anodising dimension chain are the risk points.
These parts start as extrusion or plate and are finished by milling, drilling and tapping. The extrusion is never perfectly straight, so the first decision is which face becomes the datum — pick the wrong one and every hole inherits the bow of the profile.
Frame beams, mounting rails, heat-spreader plates, panels and brackets, module end caps.
Measured against your drawing and written on the inspection sheet that ships with the parts. First article reports are available on request.
A STEP file plus a drawing is ideal; a PDF with tolerances also works. Quantity, material and finishing are enough to give you a real price instead of a range.
Yes, and it is usually the better route — the section is already the shape you designed. Send the profile drawing and a cut length; we machine from your stock or source the section if the quantity justifies it.
Type II anodising adds roughly half the coating thickness per surface, so a 20 µm coat moves a dimension by about 20 µm overall on a through dimension. It is small but not nothing on a fit, so we allow for it on the features you nominate.
A torque-carrying rotating part: the coaxiality of the two bores matters more than the outside diameter.
A slender rod where straightness and the coaxiality of both threaded ends are the two things that decide fit.
Small, thin and curved: cosmetic consistency and the assembly shoulder are where parts usually fail.
STEP, IGES, DWG, PDF or a dimensioned sketch — plus material, quantity and finishing. We reply with a price and any questions in one message.