Square aluminum dishes, anodized after drawing. The anodize layer adds hardness and color while keeping the dish light. Square drawn dishes need corner-radius control so the walls meet cleanly – these came off the press tear-free.
Function and Design
Dishes are shallow draws with a job: locate, spread, reflect or protect. The draw keeps them flat where they bolt and shaped where they work.
Design Highlights
- Anodised surfaces resist corrosion and wear, and the colour is integral, not applied.
- The listing shows the family; dimensions and features come from your drawing.
- Consistent batch quality on the square dishe – first article verified, production sampled against the same dimensions.
- Material: Material per print; common builds of this square dishe use carbon steel, stainless or aluminium from stock.
- Process: multi-stage deep drawing of the square dishe with interstage annealing as depth requires.
- Finish: anodising, colour to spec; the agreed finish travels with the part number on every reorder.
- Size: To print: square dishe diameters, depths and feature positions all follow the drawing.
- Custom: OEM/ODM to print: the square dishe quotation includes material advice and tooling cost.
Applications
Production volumes of this part run in automotive sensor and motor housings, battery and energy-storage components, lighting reflectors and covers.
Factory-Direct Advantage
Quality on drawn parts is invisible until it fails – a tear in the third batch, a rim that cuts a seal. First articles are inspected on the CMM, production is sampled against the same dimensions, and any drift stops the press.
OEM pricing and free square dishe samples on request, with manufacturability checked first.