Aluminum alloy
Aluminum is one of the most commonly used metals in mechanical processing due to its excellent strength to weight ratio, low cost, and recyclability.
Alloy:
AL5052-T651, AL6061-T651, AL 7075-T651, AL6082-T651...
Complete options:
A. Polishing, B. Grinding, C. Laser Carving, D. Sandblasting, E. Spray Painting, F. Coating, G. Anodizing, H. Hard Anodizing, I. Teflon Coating, J. Laser Marking, K. Silk Screen Printing, L. Silk Transfer Printing.
Brass is an easily machinable metal commonly used for various parts, including gears, lock components, fittings, and decorative applications.
Alloy:
Brass H59, Brass H62, Brass H59, Brass H62, Brass HA177-2, Brass HMn58-2, Brass HPB59-1, Brass HSn62-1
Complete options:
A. Polishing, B. Grinding, C. Brushing, D. Laser Marking, E. Screen Printing, F. Transfer Printing.
Brass
Copper
Copper has excellent conductivity and thermal conductivity, and is widely used in electrical applications.
Alloy:
T1¡¢T2¡¢T3¡¢TU1¡¢TU2b
Complete options:
A. Polishing, B. Grinding, C. Brushing, D. Laser Marking, E. Screen Printing, F. Transfer Printing.
Stainless steel
Stainless steel is a high-strength alloy with high hardness, corrosion resistance, and rust resistance due to its chromium and carbon content.
Alloy:
201¡¢303¡¢304¡¢316¡¢410¡¢420¡¢17-4PH...
Complete options:
A. Polishing, B. Grinding, C. Vacuum Heat Treatment, D. Sandblasting, E. Spray Painting, F. Nitriding, G. Passivation, H. Galvanizing, J. Teflon, K. Titanium Coating, L. Laser Marking, M. Screen Printing, N. Transfer Printing.
Oxidation
Painting
Electroplating
Other
Applicable Materials
Aluminium
Anodizing
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Nickel plating
Aluminum, steel, stainless steel, brass, bronze, copper
Applicable Materials
Aluminum, steel, stainless steel, brass, bronze, copper
Chrome plating
Applicable Materials
Aluminum, steel, stainless steel ABS
Powder Painting
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Polishing
Aluminum, stainless steel, brass
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Paint
Aluminum, stainless steel, brass
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Metal parts
Tolerance of normal production standards
What is sheet metal?
Sheet metal is a comprehensive cold working process for metal sheets with a thickness of less than 6mm. The sheet metal process includes cutting, punching/cutting/synthesizing, folding, riveting, splicing, forming (such as car body), etc. The notable feature of sheet metal is that the thickness of the same component is uniform.
The most important steps in general sheet metal processing are cutting, punching/cutting, folding/rolling, welding, surface treatment, etc.
Sheet metal processing generally involves manual or mold stamping to cause plastic deformation of sheet metal, thereby obtaining the desired shape and size. More complex parts can also be formed through further welding or minimal mechanical processing. For example, chimneys, iron furnaces, and car casings are commonly made of metal sheets in households.
Sheet metal is a very thin sheet metal part that can be processed through stamping, bending, and stretching. The general definition is that sheet metal parts have a constant thickness during the processing.
Sheet metal processing includes traditional cutting, cutting, bending, forming methods and process parameters, as well as various cold stamping die structures and process parameters, various equipment working principles and operating methods, and new processing technologies such as stamping. The processing of sheet metal parts is called sheet metal processing.
Modern sheet metal technology includes: filament power winding, laser cutting, heavy-duty processing, metal bonding, metal stretching, plasma cutting, rolling forming, sheet metal bending, die forging, water jet cutting, precision welding, etc.
The thickness of sheet metal material is 0.5-6 mm, and the maximum width is 2500mm.
Processing technology of metal sheet
