Metal Machining
Metal machining parts are the most common type of machined parts. They include, but are not limited to, the following:
Aluminum alloy machining parts: Used to manufacture various parts requiring lightweight and high strength.
Steel machining parts: Widely used in various machinery, automotive, and shipbuilding industries.
Copper machining parts: Used to manufacture parts with good thermal conductivity and stable electrical conductivity.
Plastic Machining Parts
Plastic machining parts are also a common type of machined parts, mainly including the following categories:
Engineering plastic machining parts: Used to manufacture wear-resistant, corrosion-resistant, and high-strength parts.
Plastic mold manufacturing: Manufacturing injection molds, die-casting molds, etc., for the production of plastic products.
Rubber Machining Parts
Rubber, as an elastic material, has its machining parts widely used in various fields, mainly including the following categories:
Tire manufacturing: Tires are a typical example of rubber machining parts, requiring multiple machining processes.
Seals and shock absorbers: Rubber's sealing and shock-absorbing properties make it an ideal material for manufacturing seals and shock absorbers.
Wood Processed Parts
As a natural material, wood processed parts are widely used in machinery, construction, and other fields. These mainly include the following categories:
Wooden Components: Wooden parts used in various mechanical equipment.
Wooden Formwork: In the construction industry, wooden formwork is widely used for support and shaping before concrete pouring.