Custom Precision Machined Structural Components and Bushings

As core connecting components for mechanical transmission systems and automation equipment, these non-standard structural parts come in various forms, ranging from miniature pins and flanges to large irregular brackets. They are primarily used for bearing fixation, pipe clamping, or precise positioning between mechanisms, ensuring the coaxiality and stability of moving parts through complex inner hole and outer circle fits.

For the L-shaped bracket with blue anodized coating and multi-hole mounting base shown in the image, the manufacturing process requires strict control over flatness and hole position tolerances. Such irregular parts are typically processed using machining centers for multi-face milling and drilling, while the rotary parts on the left rely on CNC lathes and Swiss-type lathes to complete high-precision internal and external turning and threading, eliminating deformation risks caused by clamping errors.

The factory is equipped with Taikan machining centers, Tsugami Swiss-type lathes, and high-precision grinders, supporting customized production of materials such as stainless steel, aluminum, and brass. Combined with inspection equipment like Keyence vision measuring systems and pneumatic gauges, we perform 100% inspection of key dimensions. We also provide surface treatment services including electroplating, sandblasting, and hard anodizing to meet the stringent assembly requirements of the automotive, medical, and industrial robotics sectors.