Zoryra Precision
Select grades and finishes in the quote form — engineering review for special alloys. Match finish to material (e.g. anodize for aluminum).
This page is a CNC coostin. Name the stuff, sic as 6061 lichtmetal or stuil that winna roost, pit the allooance on the drawin, and the coont. The ordinar spell is 8–10 days, frae ae piece.
This page is a CNC coostin. Name the stuff, sic as 6061 lichtmetal or stuil that winna roost, pit the allooance on the drawin, and the coont. The ordinar spell is 8–10 days, frae ae piece.
AKA: Al6061-T6 / EN-AW6061
This page is a CNC coostin. Name the stuff, sic as 6061 lichtmetal or stuil that winna roost, pit the allooance on the drawin, and the coont. The ordinar spell is 8–10 days, frae ae piece.
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
This page is a CNC coostin. Name the stuff, sic as 6061 lichtmetal or stuil that winna roost, pit the allooance on the drawin, and the coont. The ordinar spell is 8–10 days, frae ae piece.
AKA: Al2024 / aerospace-class strength
High-strength aerospace-class Al; welding limited — confirm temper on drawing.
AKA: SS304 / 1.4301
pairt-pairt winna-roost; feenish/feenish — no feenish.
AKA: SS316 / better corrosion resistance
This page is a CNC coostin. Name the stuff, sic as 6061 lichtmetal or stuil that winna roost, pit the allooance on the drawin, and the coont. The ordinar spell is 8–10 days, frae ae piece.
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.
This pairt is a CNC coostin. Name the stuff, sic as 6061 lichtmetal or stuil that winna roost, pit the allooance on the drawin, and the coont. The ordinar spell is 8–10 days, frae ae piece. The AI coostin is a guide alane. Buy ae piece afore a muckle lot.
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 |
|---|---|
| pairt | fleeinrig bits: ingine, airm, swivel, battery tray. 6061 lichtmetal. 8–10 days. This page is a CNC coostin. Name the stuff, sic as 6061 lichtmetal or stuil that winna roost, pit the allooance on the drawin, and the coont. The ordinar spell is 8–10 days, frae ae piece. |
| pairt | POM, Nylon, pairt, PTFE (pairt pairt) |
| feenish | wark, feenish, pairt, feenish, pairt |
| pairt | stuff pairt pairt pairt orderin pairt |
| DFM pairt | This page is a CNC coostin. Name the stuff, sic as 6061 lichtmetal or stuil that winna roost, pit the allooance on the drawin, and the coont. The ordinar spell is 8–10 days, frae ae piece. |
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.
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This page is a CNC coostin. pairt the stuff, sic as 6061 lichtmetal or stuil that winna roost, pit the allooance on the drawin, and the coont. The ordinar spell is 8–10 days, frae ae piece.
This page is a CNC coostin. Name the stuff, sic as 6061 lichtmetal or stuil that winna roost, pit the allooance on the drawin, and the coont. The ordinar spell is 8–10 days, frae ae piece.
