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Robotics Components Manufacturing Service

Neway offers Robotics Components Manufacturing, utilizing CNC Machining, 3D Printing, Vacuum Casting, Die Casting, and Injection Molding. We deliver precision parts designed for durability and performance in advanced robotics applications.

Custom Robotics Parts Machining

Custom Robotics Parts Machining involves precision CNC processes like milling, turning, drilling, and grinding to create high-performance parts for robotics applications. Utilizing multi-axis machining and electrical discharge machining (EDM), we produce complex, accurate components tailored to meet the demanding specifications of robotic systems. Our services ensure reliability, durability, and optimized functionality for cutting-edge robotics.

Machining Process	Advantages
CNC Machining	High precision, automation, and complex designs.
CNC Milling	Ideal for complex shapes, high precision, versatile with multiple cutting tools.
CNC Turning	Excellent for cylindrical parts, high-speed, smooth finishes.
CNC Drilling	Fast, accurate hole-making, consistent depth, diameter, and location.
CNC Boring	High precision hole enlargement, improved surface finish, and tight tolerances.
CNC Grinding	Achieves smooth surface finishes, tight tolerances, and high material removal rates.
Multi-Axis Machining	Allows complex geometries, enhanced accuracy, reduced setup times, and fewer errors.
Precision Machining	Superior accuracy, high-quality finish, tight tolerances for demanding applications.
Electrical Discharge Machining	Precise, intricate cuts, excellent for hard materials and complex geometries.

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Robotics Material Selection

Materials such as superalloy, titanium, aluminum, copper, brass, bronze, carbon steel, stainless steel, plastic, and ceramic are selected for robotics due to their strength, lightweight nature, durability, wear resistance, and electrical conductivity, ensuring high performance and precision in robotic applications.

Material Selection	Applications
Superalloy	Robotic arms, actuators, gear systems, high-temperature components
Titanium	Lightweight robot frames, joints, actuators, surgical robots
Aluminum	Robot chassis, structural components, frames, robotic arm components
Copper	Wiring, electrical connectors, motors, power distribution components
Brass	Bearings, bushings, gears, high-precision gears in robotic systems
Bronze	Bearings, bushings, gears, wear-resistant components
Carbon Steel	Structural parts, joints, actuators, frames
Stainless Steel	Robot frames, fasteners, structural parts, precision components
Plastic	Non-structural parts, housing, grips, insulation components
Ceramic	Wear-resistant parts, insulation components, sensors, friction materials

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Surface Treatment for Robotics Industry

Surface treatments in the robotics industry enhance component durability, performance, and resistance to wear and corrosion. Techniques like anodizing, electroplating, PVD, and thermal barrier coatings ensure protection against extreme environments, while processes like polishing, black oxide, and sandblasting improve aesthetics and functionality. These treatments extend the lifespan of robotic parts, ensuring smooth operation in demanding applications.

Service	Process	Materials
Prototyping	3D Printing CNC Machining Rapid Molding	Superalloy, Metal, Plastic, Ceramic Superalloy, Metal, Plastic, Ceramic Superalloy, Metal, Plastic, Ceramic

Injection Molding	Metal Injection Molding Ceramic Injection Molding Plastic Injection Molding	Superalloy, Metal Ceramic Plastic

Precision Casting	Vacuum Investment Casting Investment Casting Die casting	Superalloy Metal Low melting point metals: copper, aluminum, magnesium, zinc

Sheet metal Fabrication	Laser Cutting Metal Stamping Metal Bending	Metal Plate, Plastic Plate Metal Plate Metal Plate

Robotics Components Manufacturing Service

Custom Robotics Parts Machining

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Surface Treatment for Robotics Industry

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