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1.The sheet metal size about 16*16*58.
2.In general, sheet metal services is most commonly applied to the shell or cabinet of the equipment.
Also is used in automobile and truck (lorry) bodies, airplane fuselages and wings, medical tables, roofs for buildings (architecture), and many other applications.Sheet Metals are strong, can tolerate high pressures and are malleable. The finishing of sheet metal is done to create a durable surface which makes sheet metal resistant to sun, corrosion and moisture.
3.Practically every sheet metal fabrication goes through four process steps: cutting, bending, joining and finishing.
4.The lead time about 3-5 working days.
5.MOQ:1 pcs.
Plastic-injection molding is the preferred process for manufacturing plastic parts, as it is ideal for producing high volumes of low-cost plastic parts with high tolerance precision, repeatability and little to no finishing required.
1.The product size about 46*46*3mm.
2.Pressings and stampings can be used to become a part of many important products in modern day society, including bicycle parts, aeroplane parts and entire cans. In fact, pressings can be considered an instrumental part of the aerospace, automotive, and construction industries.
3.The process:Sheet metal is made by running hot slabs of metal through a series of roughing rolling stands that makes them thinner and longer. To make them even thinner, these sheets go through finishing rolling stands and are then cooled and rolled into coils.
4.Lead Time: 10-12 working days.
MOQ:1pcs
2k injection molding is a manufacturing process used when referring to molding two materials/colors into one plastic part. This plastic molding technology blends two materials or two different colours materials into one ending plastic part by using 2k injection molding machine.
