Zoryra Precision
Select grades and finishes in the quote form — engineering review for special alloys. Match finish to material (e.g. anodize for aluminum).
No ke kumu kūʻai CNC kēia ʻaoʻao. Haʻi i ka mea, e like me 6061 alumini a i ʻole ke kila ʻaʻole e ʻino, kau i ka ʻae ʻana ma ke kiʻi, a me ka nui. He 8–10 lā, mai ka ʻāpana hoʻokahi.
No ke kumu kūʻai CNC kēia ʻaoʻao. Haʻi i ka mea, e like me 6061 alumini a i ʻole ke kila ʻaʻole e ʻino, kau i ka ʻae ʻana ma ke kiʻi, a me ka nui. He 8–10 lā, mai ka ʻāpana hoʻokahi.
AKA: Al6061-T6 / EN-AW6061
No ke kumu kūʻai CNC kēia ʻaoʻao. Haʻi i ka mea, e like me 6061 alumini a i ʻole ke kila ʻaʻole e ʻino, kau i ka ʻae ʻana ma ke kiʻi, a me ka nui. He 8–10 lā, mai ka ʻāpana hoʻokahi.
AKA: Al6082 / EN-AW6082
Medium strength with good weldability/thermal conductivity for structures.
AKA: Al5052 / sheet-metal favorite
Corrosion-resistant; common for sheet bend housings and light CNC.
AKA: Al5083 / marine-grade corrosion resistance
Moderate strength, high corrosion resistance for plates/structures.
AKA: Al7075-T6 / EN-AW7075
No ke kumu kūʻai CNC kēia ʻaoʻao. Haʻi i ka mea, e like me 6061 alumini a i ʻole ke kila ʻaʻole e ʻino, kau i ka ʻae ʻana ma ke kiʻi, a me ka nui. He 8–10 lā, mai ka ʻāpana hoʻokahi.
AKA: Al2024 / aerospace-class strength
High-strength aerospace-class Al; welding limited — confirm temper on drawing.
AKA: SS304 / 1.4301
ākea-kumu kila ʻole hae; hoʻopaʻa ʻili/ʻānai — ʻaʻole hoʻopaʻa uila.
AKA: SS316 / better corrosion resistance
No ke kumu kūʻai CNC kēia ʻaoʻao. Haʻi i ka mea, e like me 6061 alumini a i ʻole ke kila ʻaʻole e ʻino, kau i ka ʻae ʻana ma ke kiʻi, a me ka nui. He 8–10 lā, mai ka ʻāpana hoʻokahi.
AKA: SS303 / free-machining
Free-machining stainless for turned/milled volume small parts.
AKA: 17-4PH / 1.4542
Precipitation-hardening stainless; call out heat-treat condition on drawings.
AKA: A36 / Q235 class
Economical structural steel; powder / black oxide / zinc common.
AKA: 1045 / C45
Medium-carbon steel; stronger than mild steel — common for shafts.
AKA: 4140 / 42CrMo class
Alloy structural steel; confirm heat treatment with engineering.
AKA: general tool-steel class
Wear/tooling class — specify exact grade in notes (SKD / S136 etc. via engineer).
AKA: TC4 / Grade 5
High strength-to-weight; slower machining — engineer review for complex parts.
AKA: Brass / free-cutting copper alloy
Free-cutting; good conductivity — fittings and cosmetic parts.
AKA: Bronze
Common for wear bushings — note exact grade when required.
AKA: C110 / ETP copper
High conductivity for thermal/electrical parts.
AKA: ABS engineering plastic
General housings/fixtures; easy to machine.
AKA: PA / Nylon
Tough for gears/sliders — watch moisture swell on fits.
AKA: POM / Delrin-class
Dimensionally stable and wear-resistant for precision plastic parts.
AKA: PC
Clear/translucent housings possible — watch stress cracking.
AKA: PMMA / acrylic
Optical/display parts; edges can be polished.
AKA: PTFE
Chemically inert, low friction — low stiffness needs design care.
AKA: PEEK high-performance plastic
High-temp/high-strength plastic; premium — for demanding duty.
No ke kumu kūʻai CNC kēia ʻaoʻao. Haʻi i ka mea, e like me 6061 alumini a i ʻole ke kila ʻaʻole e ʻino, kau i ka ʻae ʻana ma ke kiʻi, a me ka nui. He 8–10 lā, mai ka ʻāpana hoʻokahi. He alakaʻi wale ke kumu kūʻai AI. Kūʻai i hoʻokahi ʻāpana ma mua o ka nui.
Al6061/7075/5052, SS304/316/303, mild steel, 4140, brass, copper. Titanium on request via engineering review.
ABS, Nylon, POM, PC, PEEK and similar engineering plastics common in fixtures and housings.
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.
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.
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.
Material certificates / heat-lot traceability available per order agreement when selected — no invented cert numbers on marketing pages.
| Item | Spec |
|---|---|
| ʻāpana | Nā ʻāpana lele: kaʻa, lima, liso, pākaukau. 6061 alumini. 8–10 lā. No ke kumu kūʻai CNC kēia ʻaoʻao. Haʻi i ka mea, e like me 6061 alumini a i ʻole ke kila ʻaʻole e ʻino, kau i ka ʻae ʻana ma ke kiʻi, a me ka nui. He 8–10 lā, mai ka ʻāpana hoʻokahi. |
| mau mea heheʻe | POM, Nylon, ʻāpana hoʻokahi, PTFE (ʻāpana ʻāpana) |
| mau hoʻopau | hana, hoʻopaʻa uila, pōpō liʻiliʻi, hoʻopaʻa ʻili, ehu |
| ʻāpana | mea hana ʻāpana loaʻa nō kēlā kauoha kūʻai ʻāpana |
| DFM ʻāpana | No ke kumu kūʻai CNC kēia ʻaoʻao. Haʻi i ka mea, e like me 6061 alumini a i ʻole ke kila ʻaʻole e ʻino, kau i ka ʻae ʻana ma ke kiʻi, a me ka nui. He 8–10 lā, mai ka ʻāpana hoʻokahi. |
Anodize is typical for aluminum. For stainless, passivation or polish is the usual path — confirm in RFQ.
Yes — selectable as Hard anodize in the quote finish list for aluminum parts.
Reference: blast +1–2d, anodize +2–4d, powder +3–5d — see the finish atlas. Final days are itemized on the quote.
On the quote page — pick material + finish there, then engineering confirms masking / thermal keep-outs.
AI Instant Reference Quote + engineering review within 12 business hours.
No ke kumu kūʻai CNC kēia ʻaoʻao. Haʻi i ka mea, e like me 6061 alumini a i ʻole ke kila ʻaʻole e ʻino, kau i ka ʻae ʻana ma ke kiʻi, a me ka nui. He 8–10 lā, mai ka ʻāpana hoʻokahi.
No ke kumu kūʻai CNC kēia ʻaoʻao. Haʻi i ka mea, e like me 6061 alumini a i ʻole ke kila ʻaʻole e ʻino, kau i ka ʻae ʻana ma ke kiʻi, a me ka nui. He 8–10 lā, mai ka ʻāpana hoʻokahi.
