Clear typical parts
Brushless motor mounts (M2/M3 patterns) · Gimbal / camera damping brackets · Arm-to-frame connectors
Zoryra Precision
UAV / Drone Custom Parts
Weight-first milling for flight hardware — pocketing strategy, anodize keep-outs, and honest lead tiers for 1–50 pc pilot batches.
- Weight targets
- Thin-wall notes
- Anodize color + masking
- 1–50 pc batches
UAV buyers iterate fast on motor mounts, gimbal brackets, arm connectors, and battery rails. Share mass targets and mating faces early — we flag thin-wall and anodize risks in DFM before chips fly.
Material path: Al6061-T6 for most structures; 7075 when strength per gram matters (motor mounts, landing gear). Finish: clear / black anodize common; mask threads and arm mating faces unless drawn.
Process: 3-axis pocketing for most brackets; 5-axis when compound arm angles or undercuts reduce setups. Standard tier ≈ 10 days reference (production + air sketch) with anodize on the clock.
See anonymized cases below — arm connector, motor mount, gimbal bracket, battery tray — then upload STEP for an itemized reference quote.
Why choose Zoryra for UAV / drones
Tolerance & DFM first
Structural mounting ±0.05 mm typical; bearing / shaft bores per drawing (H7 common); flat damping faces 0.05–0.1 mm when called out. Drawing governs.
Optional inspection docs
Weight targets · Thin-wall notes · Anodize color + masking · 1–50 pc batches
Typical parts
- Brushless motor mounts (M2/M3 patterns)
- Gimbal / camera damping brackets
- Arm-to-frame connectors
- Battery tray slide rails & latches
- Landing gear blocks & prop guards
- FPV / payload adapter plates
Tolerance guidance
Structural mounting ±0.05 mm typical; bearing / shaft bores per drawing (H7 common); flat damping faces 0.05–0.1 mm when called out. Drawing governs.
Watch-outs
- Mark anodize color + keep-out mating faces
- Thin walls ≥1.2 mm after pocketing unless DFM approved
- 1–50 pc pilot batches — share reorder rhythm
- 7075 vs 6061: call out early (cost & lead differ)
Typical UAV parts (anonymized)
Material · critical tol. · lead sketch. Open a card for detail, or upload STEP to match your part.
Common processes
Guides & quote
FAQ
6061 or 7075 for motor mounts?
6061 for most quadcopter mounts; 7075 when strength per gram or thread pull-out is critical — note it on the RFQ for accurate lead & cost.
Can you anodize without coating mating faces?
Yes — mark keep-out faces on the PDF; we mask threads and arm interfaces before anodize by default unless the drawing says otherwise.
Typical lead time for 12–20 pc UAV brackets?
Standard ≈ 8–10 days reference with clear/black anodize (production + air sketch). Express when blanks are ready and finish is light.
Do you support compound arm angles?
Yes — upload STEP; we quote 3-axis vs 5-axis in DFM when undercuts or compound angles would otherwise need multiple setups.
Upload CAD for this industry
Itemized reference + lead tiers + optional inspection. Escalate complex jobs.
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