A parabolic reflector dish spun from aluminum – metal spinning rather than deep drawing, which is the economical way to make large diameters without a draw die. The parabolic curve focuses or spreads light per your optical design, and the spun surface takes polish well.
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.
What Makes It Work
- Family page only: your parabolic reflector dish dimensions and features come from your print.
- Material certs and dimensional reports come with the parabolic reflector dish batch on request.
- Deburring and cleaning happen before packing, so the parts go straight to assembly.
- Material: Material per print; common builds of this parabolic reflector dish use carbon steel, stainless or aluminium from stock.
- Process: the parabolic reflector dish is drawn in house on maintained presses, wall thickness held to the print.
- Finish: Natural by default on the parabolic reflector dish; plating, powder and e-coat options priced with the quotation.
- Size: To print: parabolic reflector dish diameters, depths and feature positions all follow the drawing.
- Custom: Custom production of the parabolic reflector dish to print, MOQ set by the drawing rather than a catalogue.
Applications
In service you will find this part in lighting reflectors and covers, automotive sensor and motor housings, electrical enclosures and junction boxes.
Our Production Advantage
Maintenance on the parabolic reflector dish die is triggered by stroke count, not by guesswork. Batch records are filed against your part number and kept for repeat orders.
Request a quotation and the reply confirms material options, tolerances and tooling cost.