Robot Arm Housing Casting with Mounting Face Review
Robot arm housings need a balance between weight, stiffness, mounting accuracy, and repeatable assembly. The drawing should be reviewed around ribs, wall thickness, holes, mounting faces, and CNC-machined areas before quotation.
Robot arm housing, mounting faces, hole position, ribs, weight, machining allowance, and inspection scope reviewed from the drawing.
Assembly Features That Matter
Mounting faces, hole position, ribs, bosses, bearing or fit areas, and cable or cover interfaces can affect the casting route. We review these details before treating the part as only an aluminum housing price.
Casting and Machining Review
The review covers alloy choice, wall thickness, shrinkage risk, machining allowance, datum selection, flatness, threaded holes, burr control, and inspection access for key assembly surfaces.
What to Send for RFQ
Send the 2D drawing, 3D model, material requirement, quantity, machined areas, tolerance notes, surface finish, and any assembly or weight requirement. Photos of the current part can also help early review.
- Data sheet
| Model Number | Robot Arm Housing Castings |
| Material | Aluminum Alloy |
| Service | Metal Casting Casting Processing Quality Control Customization |
| Order Quantity | Prototype and trial orders can be discussed based on drawings. For production, MOQ depends on tooling, material, and casting process. |
| Application | Robot Manufacturing |
| Certification | ISO9001 ISO14001 TS16949 |
| Process | Pressure Casting |
| Surface Treatment | Powder spraying, oil spraying, sand blasting, polishing, grinding, passivation, chrome plating, zinc plating, nickel plating, electrophoresis, anodizing, etc. |
| Drawing format | AutoCAD SolidWorks、Pro/E |
| Testing equipment | Three-dimensional detector, fully automatic image measuring instrument, salt spray tester, air tightness detector, dynamic balance detector |
