Brass and nickel plated sensor sleeve housings – brass natural where it shows, nickel plated where wear and a brighter finish matter. Both sleeve types protect sensor elements and thread into standard fittings.
Function and Design
Part work is unforgiving: a few hundredths in the wrong place and the assembly will not go together. Tolerances that matter are confirmed with capability data before the part is quoted.
Key Features
- Nickel plating gives a hard, wear-resistant, bright surface over the base metal – a step up from zinc where appearance matters.
- Ask for material certificates and dimensional reports with your order.
- Deburred edges and clean surfaces on arrival, ready for your line.
- Material: brass (H62 / H65) for the part, with material certs issued together with the dimensional report.
- Process: drawn part, then machined sealing faces and pierced ports on the second operation.
- Finish: nickel plating; finish thickness and adhesion are checked on the part first article.
- Size: To print: part diameters, depths and feature positions all follow the drawing.
- Custom: Custom part production – samples and first articles precede volume.
Where It Is Used
Typical applications include household appliance thermometers, industrial process instrumentation, NTC and PT100 probe assemblies.
Factory-Direct Advantage
Sealing faces are machined and checked, because a housing that leaks fails the whole instrument. First articles are dimension-checked and pressure-tested, and production is sampled against the approved part.
Ask for OEM pricing and a free part sample – every enquiry gets an engineering review first.