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CNC round tube machined parts
Product Introduction
The production of CNC round tube machined parts begins with the selection of high-quality raw materials. Typically, these materials include stainless steel, aluminum, brass, and titanium, chosen for their respective properties such as corrosion resistance, lightweight strength, and aesthetic appeal.
Once the material is selected, it is cut into cylindrical tubes of the desired diameter and length. These tubes then undergo the CNC machining process, where they are precisely shaped and modified according to the specific requirements of the end application.
CNC machines take center stage, carefully shaping the tube into the desired shape, whether it's threading, drilling, cut-to-length, or forming complex geometries. The accuracy achieved is outstanding, often measured in microns, ensuring perfect fit and function in the final assembly.
Parameters
| Product Name | CNC round tube machined parts |
| Material Composition |
Stainless steel, options include aluminum alloys such as 304, 316 and 6061 or 7075
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| Outer Diameter (OD): | Dimensions are usually specified in millimeters (mm) or inches (in).
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| Machined Surface: | CNC machining produces a smooth, precise surface finish. |
| Cut-outs and apertures: | Additional cut-outs or apertures may be required for wiring, installation, or other functional needs. |
| Depth Dimension | Customizable |
Application
1. Automotive Industry: Used in structural components, exhaust systems, and fuel lines, where precision and durability are paramount.
2. Aerospace: Essential in aircraft frameworks, landing gear systems, and fuel tanks, where lightweight materials combined with high strength are critical.
3. Medical Equipment: Found in surgical instruments, prosthetics, and medical devices, where sterile surfaces and exact dimensions are vital for patient safety.
4. Furniture and Fixtures: Employed in stylish and functional designs for modern furniture, lighting fixtures, and architectural elements.
5. Mechanical Engineering: Integral in robotic arms, conveyor systems, and precision machinery, where smooth movements and accurate alignments are necessary.
