Aunov Tech builds this Stainless steel welding sensor housing in stainless steel, from coil or bar through to the finished surfaces. In the assembly, the sensor housing shields the sensing element and positions it in the measured medium. One production floor covers forming, finishing and inspection, so the approved sample defines every later batch on one production route.
Product overview
The specification of this stainless steel sensor turns on, the forming route, the tolerance band and the sealing faces, checked by CMM at first article and by gauge in production.
Forming, machining and finishing for this stainless steel sensor happen on one site, so feasibility questions are answered on the shop floor, and every step is logged against the part number.
How it is manufactured
The process for this stainless steel sensor runs in a fixed sequence: Formed components are fixture-welded and dressed; fixtures keep position consistent between batches.
Process settings are archived with the part number, and the same setup is reused on the next call-off.
Materials and surface finish
Standard stock includes cold-rolled steel (SPCC / DC01), 304 / 316 stainless, aluminium, brass, copper and bronze with this stainless steel sensor costed in 304 / 316 stainless steel.
The finish is chosen for a clean working surface: plating, anodising, powder coating, electrophoresis and passivation. The agreed finish for this stainless steel sensor travels with the part number on every reorder.
The part manufacturing record is archived together with the drawing revision that produced it. Any change to the part drawing is re-approved and re-verified before production continues.
Quality control
Quality management is certified to ISO 9001: material traceability starts with mill certificates, the first article is CMM-measured against the print, and later batches follow the sampling plan agreed at approval. Thread class and sealing faces of the part are verified on every run. If the assembly calls for torque, leak or pressure proof, the test is built into the quality plan, and results travel with the batch paperwork.
Applications
You will find this stainless steel sensor inside temperature sensing and control assemblies for customers who buy to drawing.
A single design of this stainless steel sensor is often reused across a product family, so the specification is set by the toughest of them, and the same first article applies throughout.
Customization and options
Options changed most often
Variations that come up most often on this stainless steel sensor: material grade, coating, wall bands, flange form and end closure, and the batch pattern – prototype, pilot lot or scheduled production.
Quotes for this stainless steel sensor show which options the current die already supports, so there are no surprise tooling charges after approval. An approved revision of the part drawing replaces the previous master.
Specifications
| Item | Stainless steel welding sensor housing |
|---|---|
| Brand | AUNOV |
| Designing | Made to your 2D/3D drawings – non-standard features are feasibility-checked at quotation stage. |
| Tooling | Progressive and drawing dies are designed and built in house, so no tooling step is outsourced, and the die remains dedicated to your part. |
| Samples | Samples are issued for approval before the run, and production starts only after written sign-off. |
| Materials | Carbon steel, 304 / 316 stainless, aluminium and brass are all held in stock; the final grade is fixed with the drawing review. |
| Surface finish | Plating, coating or polishing to suit the drawing; the agreed finish travels with the part number. |
| Processing | Laser or TIG welding of formed components, dressing and leak testing, then finishing. |
| Equipment | Hydraulic presses for drawing, with CNC turning for finishing; first articles and batch samples are checked on the CMM. |
| Tolerance | +/-0.01 mm on thread pitch diameters, +/-0.05 mm on drawn body; GD&T per drawing, PPAP-style reports on request. |
| Delivery terms | FOB, CIF or DDP per Incoterms 2020, payment by T/T, L/C at sight or D/P; sea or air freight is quoted to your door. |
Packaging and delivery
This stainless steel sensor is packed to protect the finish: the coating decides whether parts are interleaved, bagged or tray-packed, then sealed cartons are palletised for export, with documents and marks to your instruction.
