Why Choose Us for Robotics Parts Machining?
Typical Robotics Parts We Manufacture
From robotic arm joints to machine vision housings, we machine the small, precise components that keep robots moving and measuring accurately.
Structural Components
Drive Components
Vision Components
Heat Sinks
Connector Housings
Sensor Brackets
Mounting Plates
Robot Arm Links
Common Materials
Lightweight and wear-resistant materials keep robots fast, accurate, and energy-efficient.
Aluminum 6061/7075
Lightweight and strong, ideal for robotic arm links, end-effector components, and heat sinks.
Stainless Steel 304/316
Corrosion resistance for exposed robot components, sensors, and precision fasteners.
Titanium
Exceptional strength-to-weight ratio for high-performance end-of-arm tooling.
Brass & Copper
Excellent machinability, conductivity, and thermal performance for bushings and electrical components.
POM & PEEK
Low-friction, wear-resistant engineering plastics for gears, insulators, and sliding parts.
Magnesium Alloy
Ultra-lightweight structural parts for drones, AGVs, and mobile robots.
Case Studies
Machine Vision Camera Housing
Material: 6061-T6 Aluminum
Process: CNC Milling + Black Anodizing
Tolerance: ±0.01mm
Volume: 20,000 pcs / month
The lens seat on our customer's camera housing kept drifting out of concentricity, causing focus misalignment on the production line. We switched to single-setup milling with datum-controlled fixtures and CMM-verified every batch — now 20,000 housings a month hold ±0.01 mm on the lens bore, first time, every time.
Cobot Joint Gearbox Housing
Material: A380 Cast Aluminum
Process: 5-Axis Milling
Tolerance: ±0.008mm
Volume: 3,000 pcs / month
Thin-wall deformation was pushing our customer's gearbox housings out of round during machining. We redesigned the fixture to support the thin sections and stabilized the 5-axis toolpath — roundness now holds ±0.008 mm across 3,000 pieces a month, with zero rejects in the last six months.
AGV Sensor Bracket
Material: 7075 Aluminum
Process: Turning + Milling+Anodized
Tolerance: ±0.02mm
Volume: 5,000 pcs / month
Weight targets on the customer's AGV meant every gram counted, but rigidity couldn't drop. We machined 7075 brackets with thin-wall ribs and verified true position on every piece — 5,000 brackets a month at ±0.02 mm, with a 40% shorter lead time than the previous supplier.
FAQ
Aluminum 6061/7075, stainless steel 304/316, titanium, brass and copper, POM and PEEK, and magnesium alloy — covering robot arm links, actuator housings, heat sinks, sensor brackets, and vision components.
Typical tolerances range from ±0.01 to ±0.02 mm, with tighter control to ±0.005 mm available on critical features. CMM reports are provided on every batch to confirm dimensional stability.
Yes. We run precision machines built for miniature components and tight tolerances, and we use fixture designs that support thin-wall sections — our gearbox housings hold ±0.008 mm roundness across volume production.
Yes. Black anodizing, other anodized finishes, and additional surface treatments are available. Our camera housings, for example, are CNC milled and black anodized in production.
Yes. Prototypes ship in 3–7 days, and we scale to production volumes — currently running up to 20,000 pieces per month on precision components, with CMM-verified quality on every batch.
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Contact Information
Email Us
sales@dgyitech.com
Phone
+86 13392749835
Address
Room 420, Building 22, Changhong Baihui Garden, No.31, Zhangluoxicheng Road,Zhangmutou Town, Dongguan, Guangdong, China