ga-vɔvɔ 6061
AKA: Al6061-T6 / EN-AW6061
safui dɔ-nu
WorkhorseWeldableCost-effective
Axiame sia nye CNC asiɖoɖo. Ŋlɔ nu, abe 6061 aluminiun alo gavẽ si megbea o ene, tsɔ ɖeɖefia de ata dzi, kple xexleme. Ŋkeke 8–10, tso dekɔwoe.
Zoryra Precision
CNC Materials & Surface Finish Atlas
Select grades and finishes in the quote form — engineering review for special alloys. Match finish to material (e.g. anodize for aluminum).
wɔ-dɔ-nu nu-gawo
tia-ɖeka ga-ɖoɖowo ma sɔ-me wò-ƒe dɔ-agbalẽ
Axiame sia nye CNC asiɖoɖo. Ŋlɔ nu, abe 6061 aluminiun alo gavẽ si megbea o ene, tsɔ ɖeɖefia de ata dzi, kple xexleme. Ŋkeke 8–10, tso dekɔwoe.
Axiame sia nye CNC asiɖoɖo. Ŋlɔ nu, abe 6061 aluminiun alo gavẽ si megbea o ene, tsɔ ɖeɖefia de ata dzi, kple xexleme. Ŋkeke 8–10, tso dekɔwoe.
dɔ-nu to-gbɔ dɔ-nuShowing 25 grades
ga-vɔvɔ6
Aluminum 6082
AKA: Al6082 / EN-AW6082
safui dɔ-nu
Medium strengthThermal conductivityWeldable
Medium strength with good weldability/thermal conductivity for structures.
Aluminum 5052
AKA: Al5052 / sheet-metal favorite
safui dɔ-nu
Corrosion resistantBend-friendlyHousings
Corrosion-resistant; common for sheet bend housings and light CNC.
Aluminum 5083
AKA: Al5083 / marine-grade corrosion resistance
safui dɔ-nu
High corrosion resistanceModerate strengthPlate stock
Moderate strength, high corrosion resistance for plates/structures.
ga-vɔvɔ 7075
AKA: Al7075-T6 / EN-AW7075
safui dɔ-nu
High strengthFatigue resistantMachines well
Axiame sia nye CNC asiɖoɖo. Ŋlɔ nu, abe 6061 aluminiun alo gavẽ si megbea o ene, tsɔ ɖeɖefia de ata dzi, kple xexleme. Ŋkeke 8–10, tso dekɔwoe.
Aluminum 2024
AKA: Al2024 / aerospace-class strength
safui dɔ-nu
High strengthFatigue performanceLimited weldability
High-strength aerospace-class Al; welding limited — confirm temper on drawing.
ga-si-mekɔ4
ga-si-mekɔ 304
AKA: SS304 / 1.4301
safui dɔ-nu
General stainlessPassivate OKNo anodize
nu-blibo-ta-mɔ ga-si-mekɔ; ga-si-dzi/nyɔ-dzi — o ga-vɔ-dzi.
ga-si-mekɔ 316
AKA: SS316 / better corrosion resistance
safui dɔ-nu
Better corrosion resistanceMedical/lab commonPassivate OK
Axiame sia nye CNC asiɖoɖo. Ŋlɔ nu, abe 6061 aluminiun alo gavẽ si megbea o ene, tsɔ ɖeɖefia de ata dzi, kple xexleme. Ŋkeke 8–10, tso dekɔwoe.
Stainless 303
AKA: SS303 / free-machining
safui dɔ-nu
Free-machiningVolume small partsTurn/mill friendly
Free-machining stainless for turned/milled volume small parts.
17-4PH stainless
AKA: 17-4PH / 1.4542
safui dɔ-nu
Precipitation hardeningHigh strengthCall out temper
Precipitation-hardening stainless; call out heat-treat condition on drawings.
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Mild steel
AKA: A36 / Q235 class
safui dɔ-nu
EconomicalPowder / black oxideEasy to machine
Economical structural steel; powder / black oxide / zinc common.
1045 ga-yibɔ-nu ga
AKA: 1045 / C45
safui dɔ-nu
Medium carbonShaftsHeat-treatable
Medium-carbon steel; stronger than mild steel — common for shafts.
4140 ga-kple-ga ga
AKA: 4140 / 42CrMo class
safui dɔ-nu
High strengthTough / impactConfirm heat treat
Alloy structural steel; confirm heat treatment with engineering.
dɔ-nu-tsɔ ga (nu-blibo)
AKA: general tool-steel class
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Wear resistantTooling classSpecify grade in notes
Wear/tooling class — specify exact grade in notes (SKD / S136 etc. via engineer).
ga-sesẽ1
ga-sesẽ-sue-6ga-vɔ-4V ga-sesẽ
AKA: TC4 / Grade 5
safui dɔ-nu
High strength-to-weightLightweightSlower machining
High strength-to-weight; slower machining — engineer review for complex parts.
ga-dzẽ ga-kple-gawo3
ga-dzẽ-yibɔ
AKA: Bronze
safui dɔ-nu
Wear resistantBushingsNote exact grade
Common for wear bushings — note exact grade when required.
ga-dzẽ C110
AKA: C110 / ETP copper
safui dɔ-nu
High conductivityThermalElectrical / heat sinks
High conductivity for thermal/electrical parts.
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Nylon (nu-bɔbɔ-sesẽ)
AKA: PA / Nylon
safui dɔ-nu
ToughGears / slidersMoisture swell
Tough for gears/sliders — watch moisture swell on fits.
POM / Acetal
AKA: POM / Delrin-class
safui dɔ-nu
Dimensionally stableWear resistantPrecision plastics
Dimensionally stable and wear-resistant for precision plastic parts.
nu-bɔbɔ-kekeli (nu-ɖeka)
AKA: PC
safui dɔ-nu
Clear optionsImpact toughnessStress-crack care
Clear/translucent housings possible — watch stress cracking.
nu-bɔbɔ-kekeli / PMMA
AKA: PMMA / acrylic
safui dɔ-nu
Optical / displayPolishableWatch brittleness
Optical/display parts; edges can be polished.
PTFE / Teflon
AKA: PTFE
safui dɔ-nu
Chemically inertLow frictionLow stiffness
Chemically inert, low friction — low stiffness needs design care.
nu-dzi dɔ-nu
dɔ-mɔnu · nu-gawo · ɣeyiɣi-ŋgɔ-ɣeyiɣi dɔ-nu
Axiame sia nye CNC asiɖoɖo. Ŋlɔ nu, abe 6061 aluminiun alo gavẽ si megbea o ene, tsɔ ɖeɖefia de ata dzi, kple xexleme. Ŋkeke 8–10, tso dekɔwoe. AI asiɖoɖo nye ɖeɖe ko. Ƒle dekɔwoe hafi geɖe.
- nu-gawoga-vɔ / ga / ga-si-mekɔ / nu-bɔbɔwo
- ɣeyiɣi-ŋgɔ dɔ-nudɔ-nu +0 ŋkeke (dɔ-nu dɔ-nu)
- ŋlɔ-sue-ladɔ-nu-tsɔ dɔ-nu dɔ-nu; dɔ-nu na dɔ-nu & sɔ-kpe ŋgɔwo.
- nu-gawodɔ-nu ga-vɔ / ga-si-mekɔ
- ɣeyiɣi-ŋgɔ dɔ-nu~+1–2 ŋkeke (dɔ-nu dɔ-nu)
- ŋlɔ-sue-ladɔ-nu dɔ-nu; dɔ-nu ŋgɔ ga-vɔ-dzi.
- nu-gawoga-vɔvɔ dɔ-nu
- ɣeyiɣi-ŋgɔ dɔ-nu~+2–4 ŋkeke; nuwuwu dɔ-nu
- ŋlɔ-sue-layɔ-ame goti dɔ-nu dzi dɔ-nu; o na ga-si-mekɔ.
- nu-gawoSS304 / SS316
- ɣeyiɣi-ŋgɔ dɔ-nu~+1–3 ŋkeke
- ŋlɔ-sue-ladɔ-nu ga-kɔ sesẽ; dɔ-nu kpakple nyɔ-dzi.
- nu-gawoga / ga-vɔ gliwo
- ɣeyiɣi-ŋgɔ dɔ-nu~+3–5 ŋkeke
- ŋlɔ-sue-ladɔ-nu fla-dzi; dɔ-nu atikpɔ-wo & dɔ-nu.
- nu-gawoga-si-mekɔ / ga-vɔvɔ
- ɣeyiɣi-ŋgɔ dɔ-nu~+1–3 ŋkeke (dɔ-nu ga-ɖoɖo)
- ŋlɔ-sue-laɖo-ɖa nu-gbãtɔ alo Ra dɔ-nu na dɔ-nu.
Metals
Al6061/7075/5052, SS304/316/303, mild steel, 4140, brass, copper. Titanium on request via engineering review.
Plastics
ABS, Nylon, POM, PC, PEEK and similar engineering plastics common in fixtures and housings.
Finishes
As-machined, bead blast, clear/black/hard anodize, powder coat, passivate, polish, brushed, chromate, zinc plate, black oxide. Plating beyond the list is discussed case by case.
Lead-time impact (production clock)
Reference: blast +1–2d, anodize +2–4d, powder +3–5d. Courier days stay separate on the quote. See the problem guide on masking before you freeze PO dates.
Compatibility tips
Anodize is typical for aluminum; passivation for stainless; black oxide / zinc for steels. Cosmetic anodize needs masking notes on drawings — thermal faces on electronics often stay as-machined.
Certificates
Material certificates / heat-lot traceability available per order agreement when selected — no invented cert numbers on marketing pages.
Capability specs & DFM
| Item | Spec |
|---|---|
| dɔ-nu | ndeke nu: moto, abɔ, liso, batri. 6061 aluminiun. Ŋkeke 8–10. Axiame sia nye CNC asiɖoɖo. Ŋlɔ nu, abe 6061 aluminiun alo gavẽ si megbea o ene, tsɔ ɖeɖefia de ata dzi, kple xexleme. Ŋkeke 8–10, tso dekɔwoe. |
| nu-bɔbɔwo | POM, Nylon, nu-ɖeka, PTFE (dɔ-nu dɔ-nu) |
| nu-dziwo | dɔ, ga-vɔ-dzi, kpe-sue, ga-si-dzi, fu-dzi |
| dɔ-nu | nu-ga dɔ-nu le-afi na-ɖeka ƒle-agbalẽ dɔ-nu |
| DFM dɔ-nu | Axiame sia nye CNC asiɖoɖo. Ŋlɔ nu, abe 6061 aluminiun alo gavẽ si megbea o ene, tsɔ ɖeɖefia de ata dzi, kple xexleme. Ŋkeke 8–10, tso dekɔwoe. |
FAQ
Can I anodize stainless?
Anodize is typical for aluminum. For stainless, passivation or polish is the usual path — confirm in RFQ.
Is hard anodize available?
Yes — selectable as Hard anodize in the quote finish list for aluminum parts.
How many days does finishing add?
Reference: blast +1–2d, anodize +2–4d, powder +3–5d — see the finish atlas. Final days are itemized on the quote.
Where do I configure finish for a real part?
On the quote page — pick material + finish there, then engineering confirms masking / thermal keep-outs.
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