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Your one-stop custom manufacturing solution:Sheet Metal and CNC machining
HY Metals Introducing: Your one-stop custom manufacturing solution In today’s fast-paced industrial environment, finding a reliable custom manufacturing partner can be a daunting task. At HY Metals, we understand the challenges businesses face when sourcing high-quality components efficie...Read more -
The importance of flatness in CNC machining processing
Flatness is a critical geometric tolerance in machining, especially for sheet metal and CNC machining processes. It refers to the situation where all points on a surface are equidistant from a reference plane. Achieving flatness is critical for the following reasons: 1. Functional Performa...Read more -
Different surface treatment for stainless steel sheet metal parts
Stainless steel sheet metal parts can be given a variety of surface treatments to enhance their appearance, corrosion resistance, and overall performance. Here are some common surface treatments and their advantages and disadvantages: 1.Passivation - DESCRIPTION: A chemical treatment that remov...Read more -
Understanding and Managing Distortion in Heat Treat CNC Machining
Introduce CNC machining is a manufacturing process widely used to produce high-precision parts. However, for materials such as tool steel and 17-7PH stainless steel, heat treatment is often required to achieve the desired mechanical properties. Unfortunately, heat treatment can cause distortion,...Read more -
The Significance of Surface Roughness in CNC Turned Parts
In the field of precision engineering, the production of turned parts requires meticulous attention to detail, especially in terms of surface roughness. At our factory, we recognize that it is critical to achieve specified surface roughness values for our custom precision CNC turned parts. Wit...Read more -
The differences of Chemical coating and Anodizing on Aluminum
In our production practice ,we deal lots of customized coating for different parts everyday. Chemical coating and anodizing are 2 of the most commonly used for aluminum machined parts and aluminum sheet metal parts. Chemical coating and anodizing are two different processes used to form a protec...Read more -
How to select a bend radius for precision sheet metal parts
When selecting a bend radius for precision sheet metal manufacturing, it is important to consider the specific requirements of the manufacturing process and the characteristics of the sheet metal being used. Here are some steps to help you choose the appropriate bend radius for precision sheet me...Read more -
Main Sheet Metal Bending Factors
When creating drawings for sheet metal production, several key bending factors need to be considered to ensure the manufacturability and accuracy of the final parts. Here are the main bending factors to consider when drawing for sheet metal production: 1. Bend Allowance and Bend Deduction: Calc...Read more -
Why we have to creat new production drawings for sheet metal parts before manufacturing
In sheet metal fabrication, the process of creating new production drawings, including cutting flat patterns, bending drawings, and forming drawings, is critical for the following reasons: 1. Manufacturability and Production Optimization: Design drawings may not always be directly translatable...Read more -
The work experience and technical level plays a key role in precision sheet metal bending
The work experience and technical level of bending technical workers have a significant impact on the sheet metal bending process. Here are some of the key areas where their expertise plays a key role: 1.Tooling Selection: Experienced bending technical workers can effectively select appropria...Read more -
Precision Sheet Metal Bending
Sheet metal bending is a common manufacturing process used to create a variety of components and products. The process involves deforming a sheet of metal by applying force to it, usually using a press brake or similar machine. The following is an overview of the sheet metal bending process: ...Read more -
4 different assembly methods for sheet metal parts
There are a variety of assembly methods for sheet metal parts, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Some common assembly methods include welding, riveting, adhesive bonding, clinching. Here are more details about these sheet metal assembly methods. 1. Welding Sheet metal welding...Read more
