3-axis geometry AX-M01
Milled mounting bracket
A pocketed bracket with two functional datum faces. Explore stock allowance, edge breaks and finish requirements.
- Example alloy
- 6061-T6
- Envelope
- 80 × 60 × 25 mm
FROM DRAWING TO DEFINED PART
Precision begins
with the right questions.
Material. Datum. Finish. A clear engineering brief brings your component into focus before a production decision.
01 / MATERIAL02 / DATUM03 / FINISH
Drawing-ledCritical features first
Process-awareMilling / turning
Scope-definedInspection by agreement
Prepare your drawing →Industrial manufacturing
Explore the range.
Concentric features AX-T02
Turned locating sleeve
A tubular component that puts inner and outer diameters at the center of the purchasing conversation.
- Example alloy
- Stainless steel 304
- Envelope
- Ø32 × 48 mm
Multi-face machining AX-M03
Sensor housing study
An enclosure geometry with mating faces and threaded features for an engineering review.
- Example alloy
- Aluminum 6061-T6
- Envelope
- 120 × 85 × 40 mm
01 / Geometry
Separate critical surfaces from general features. Milling and turning follow different datum strategies.
02 / Material
Confirm alloy, temper and finish compatibility before fixing a route.
03 / Verification
Agree the measurement method and document scope for the critical dimensions.
A CLEARER NEXT STEP
Build a machining RFQ
- 01Choose a geometry
- 02Define the drawing
- 03Review the RFQ