CNC parts with plastic gears and clips from a mixed-material run. Plastic gears run quiet and need no lubrication; machined plastic avoids the draft and sink of molding, so prototypes and mid-volume runs are practical here.
Function and Design
Gears fail on tooth form and finish. Ours are hobbed or milled then deburred tooth by tooth, and runout is checked against the bore so mesh stays quiet for the life of the gear.
What Makes It Work
- This assorted set ships from matched tooling, so the variants share dimensional logic instead of just sharing a box.
- Every piece is deburred and cleaned ahead of packing.
- Trial quantities are quoted alongside volume pricing, so you can prove the part first.
- Material: engineering polymer (nylon / POM / PTFE) – confirmed against your drawing before tooling, so the part matches the print on the first batch.
- Process: CNC turning and milling for the part, bar-fed where the geometry allows.
- Finish: Surface treatment for the part is picked for its working environment, not from a catalogue.
- Size: To your print, family covers the standard size range; dimensioned sketches can be advised before the part is quoted.
- Custom: The part is made to print – low MOQ on standard items, volume pricing on repeats.
Applications
It earns its place in pneumatic and hydraulic systems, instrumentation fittings, pump and valve assemblies.
Why Source It From Aunov
The part runs on recorded cutting data, offsets and dedicated fixtures. Inspection is done in a climate-controlled room, and any dimension that drifts stops the machine rather than the shipment.
Request a quote and the part is priced with real material, tolerance and tooling figures.