Aunov Tech builds this 316L stainless steel machining sensor parts in stainless steel, from coil or bar through to the finished surfaces. In duty, the sensor housing shields the sensing element and positions it in the measured medium. Drawing, cutting and measurement sit on one floor, and a design change is re-sampled in one place without handing the part to another vendor.
Product overview
What defines this stainless steel sensor is, the draw ratio, corner radii and the faces that must stay flat, audited against the approved sample at each production release.
Forming, machining and finishing for this stainless steel sensor happen on one site, so revisions do not wait on outside suppliers, and the approved sample is kept as the master.
From coil to finished part
The process for this stainless steel sensor runs in a fixed sequence: The part is machined from bar or plate on CNC lathes and mills; in-process gauging runs alongside the machines on longer batches.
The -plated threaded sensor manufacturing record is archived together with the drawing revision that produced it. That record is what every -plated threaded sensor reorder is built on, so nothing changes silently between shipments.
Materials and finishing
Materials kept on the floor cover SPCC / DC01 carbon steel, 304 / 316 stainless, aluminium, brass, copper and bronze and this stainless steel sensor is costed in 304 / 316 stainless steel.
The finish is chosen for a clean working surface: zinc, nickel or chrome plating, anodising, powder coating, electrophoresis and passivation. The choice is recorded on the drawing for this stainless steel sensor, so the decision never has to be made twice.
Production batches of the -plated threaded sensor are gauged back to the signed first article, not to a memory of it. Process settings for the -plated threaded sensor are archived, so later runs can be compared with the one you approved.
Quality control
Production runs under an ISO 9001 certified quality system: mill certificates cover every delivery of stock, the first article is CMM-measured against the print, and later batches follow the sampling plan agreed at approval. On the -plated threaded sensor, thread gauging and seal face inspection run on every batch. Tests for torque, leakage or pressure can be arranged when the service demands them, and the batch file carries the results.
Applications
The stainless steel sensor is fitted into thermal sensing and appliance control assemblies for customers who buy to drawing.
This stainless steel sensor is supplied to several positions in the same machine, so wall bands and finishes are selected to cover the widest duty, and no re-tooling is needed.
Customization and options
Options changed most often
The options most often changed on this stainless steel sensor: material and coating for the duty, wall bands, flange forms, threads and bosses, closed ends and finishes matched to the working environment, and the batch pattern – prototype, pilot lot or scheduled production.
Options for this stainless steel sensor already covered by the die are shown on the quote, so you are not charged twice for a feature the die already makes. Both quantity and price break are written into the -plated threaded sensor quotation.
Specifications
| Item | 316L stainless steel machining sensor parts |
|---|---|
| Brand | AUNOV |
| Designing | Made to your 2D/3D drawings – non-standard features are feasibility-checked at quotation stage. |
| Tooling | Tooling is built and held under your part number, so die cost stays transparent, and maintenance is tracked against the part number. |
| Samples | Pre-production samples come with a full inspection report, so the approved first article becomes the gauge reference, and the signed sample is kept for future reorders. |
| Materials | Stock covers carbon steel (SPCC / DC01), 304 / 316 stainless, aluminium and brass; mill certificates and heat numbers accompany the first article. |
| Surface finish | Natural, plated or coated – the print decides, and the agreed finish is logged; finish thickness and adhesion checked on the first article. |
| Processing | Deep drawing followed by CNC finishing on critical faces; first articles verify the whole flow before the run is released. |
| Equipment | Hydraulic drawing presses and CNC lathes for sealing faces, backed by CNC turning centres and a climate-controlled inspection room. |
| Tolerance | +/-0.01 mm on sealing faces, +/-0.05 mm on drawn profiles; finer bands confirmed from capability data before quoting. |
| Delivery terms | CIF or DDP, with FOB available, T/T or L/C, with D/P accepted on repeat business; sea or air freight is quoted to your door. |
Packing and shipment
The finish on this stainless steel sensor dictates how it is packed: interleaves, polybags or formed trays are selected according to the coating, then sealed cartons are palletised for export, with documents and marks to your instruction.
