What we machine
Multi-face housings combine several mating features in one metal component. The relationship between bores, mounting faces and hole patterns is often as important as each individual dimension.
Features to define on your drawing
- Bores, cavities and pockets accessed from multiple directions
- Threaded holes and fastener patterns across different faces
- Reference surfaces that locate adjoining components
Machining & inspection review
Provide a clear datum scheme and identify relationships between features on different faces. We review machining access and setup requirements from the model and confirm the inspection scope with your drawing.
Where this part family fits
Potential applications include equipment housings and mechanical interfaces in robotics, instruments and customer-designed machinery. The geometry shown is a part-family reference, not a certified end-use assembly.
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Send a STEP/STP model and a dimensioned PDF or DWG drawing. Include material grade and condition, finish, quantity, target delivery date and required inspection documents. Feasibility, price and lead time are confirmed after review.
Made to your drawing. Images illustrate a component family; they do not define a stock item, fixed specification or qualification for a particular end use.
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