Produced in stainless steel by Aunov Tech, the Stainless Steel CNC Machined Sensor Housing Bodies is formed and machined on the same floor. Once installed, the sensor housing shields the sensing element and positions it in the measured medium. Drawing, cutting and measurement sit on one floor, so the approved sample defines every later batch on one production route.
Product overview
The specification of this stainless steel sensor turns on, the formed envelope, flatness and hole location, recorded on the inspection report for every batch.
The whole route from die to finished stainless steel sensor stays in house, so revisions do not wait on outside suppliers, and nothing about the route depends on a third party.
Production route
This is how the stainless steel sensor is built: Bar and plate are cut on CNC turning and milling centres; cycle time and tool life are recorded per part number.
Route cards follow each plain cylinder sleeve batch through the shop, so the next run starts from the data that already worked. First article, drawing revision and material cert travel with each plain cylinder sleeve batch.
Materials and finishing
Everything is drawn from a fixed stock list: carbon steel SPCC / DC01, 304 and 316 stainless, aluminium, brass and copper and this stainless steel sensor is costed in 304 / 316 stainless steel.
With the working face exposed, the finish is selected for cleanliness: polishing, zinc / nickel / chrome plating, anodising or powder coating. It is written into the drawing for this stainless steel sensor, so it cannot drift between batches.
Batch records for the plain cylinder sleeve are filed against the part number, so process settings are reused instead of re-invented. That record is what every plain cylinder sleeve reorder is built on, so nothing changes silently between shipments.
Quality control
An ISO 9001 certified system governs production: certificates verify each incoming batch of material, a full CMM report approves the first article, and routine sampling keeps batches aligned with the first article. Thread gauging and seal-face checks are part of every plain cylinder sleeve batch. If the assembly calls for torque, leak or pressure proof, the test is built into the quality plan, and results travel with the batch paperwork.
Typical applications
This stainless steel sensor normally works inside sensor and thermostat assemblies in volume programmes as well as aftermarket supply.
Drawings for this stainless steel sensor are adapted across programmes, so wall bands and finishes are selected to cover the widest duty, and the same first article applies throughout.
Customization and options
The options customers tune most
Variations that come up most often on this stainless steel sensor: coating, wall bands, flange profiles, threads and the degree of closure on the ends, and whether the programme starts as a sample or a full release.
Quotes for this stainless steel sensor show which options the current die already supports, so there are no surprise tooling charges after approval. Pricing on the plain cylinder sleeve holds for the validity period agreed in writing.
Specifications
| Item | Stainless Steel CNC Machined Sensor Housing Bodies |
|---|---|
| Brand | AUNOV |
| Designing | Your drawing sets the part – a manufacturability review comes back with the quotation; revisions are re-quoted once rather than silently absorbed. |
| Tooling | Tooling is built and held under your part number, so tooling lead time stays under our control, and ownership is confirmed on the quotation. |
| Samples | Samples are issued for approval before the run, and production starts only after written sign-off. |
| Materials | Stock covers carbon steel (SPCC / DC01), 304 / 316 stainless, aluminium and brass; grade and temper are confirmed in writing before tooling. |
| Surface finish | Surface treatment matched to the duty: plating, coating or polishing; the agreed finish travels with the part number. |
| Processing | CNC turning from bar or billet, concentricity held across operations; in-process checks sit between stages, not only at the end. |
| Equipment | Turning centres fed from bar, with machining centres for milled features; first articles and batch samples are checked on the CMM. |
| Tolerance | +/-0.005 mm achievable on ground faces where the print demands it; capability is checked on the first article before the run continues. |
| Delivery terms | FOB, with DDP offered for EU and US addresses, payment by T/T, L/C at sight or D/P; call-off schedules are supported. |
Packaging and delivery
For this stainless steel sensor, protection starts at the surface: the coating decides whether parts are interleaved, bagged or tray-packed, in sealed export cartons, palletised and marked as you direct.
