OEM Metal Stamping Waterproof Parts for Custom Terminals Connector

OEM Metal Stamping Waterproof Parts for Custom Terminals Connector

Looking for reliable waterproof parts for your custom terminal connectors? Our metal stamping services provide precise, durable, and high-quality solutions. Using advanced stamping techniques and high-grade materials, we ensure exact specifications and exceptional protection against moisture and corrosion. With customizable options, rigorous quality control, competitive pricing, and expert support, our parts are designed to meet your unique needs and withstand harsh environments. Contact us today for a tailored quote.

Details:

• Product:OEM Sheet Metal Parts
• Materials:Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Brass, Copper, and more.
• Finishes:Brushing, Polishing, Anodizing, Powder Coating, Painting, Plating, Silkscreen Printing, Sandblasting, etc.
• Processes:Laser Cutting, Precision Stamping, Deep Drawing, Bending, CNC Punching, Threading, Riveting, Drilling, Welding, etc.
• Drawing Formats:jpg, pdf, dxf, dwg, igs, stp, x_t, and more.
• Testing Equipment:CMM, Digital Height Gauge, Caliper, Coordinate Measuring Machine, Projector Machine, Roughness Tester, Hardness Tester, etc.
• Certifications:CE, TUV, SGS, or third-party testing as required.
• Delivery Time:10-15 days for samples, 30-35 days for bulk orders.
• Packaging:Steel Pallet, Plywood Pallet, Plywood Box, or customized as per your requirements.
• Inspection:IQC, IPQC, FQC, QA
• Industries Served:Automotive, Agriculture, Construction, Electrical, Electronics, Home Appliances, Medical, Marine, Machinery, Furniture, Food, Lighting, Telecommunications, and more.
• Customer Base:USA, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, UK, Spain, Switzerland, France, and more.

Surface Treatment Options:

1. Powder Coating:A durable and attractive finish achieved by electrostatically applying a powdered pigment onto the metal surface, then curing it under heat to form a smooth coating.
2. Zinc Plating:The application of a protective layer of zinc onto the metal surface through electroplating, providing corrosion resistance and a decorative appearance.
3. Chroming:A process of electroplating a thin layer of chromium onto the metal surface, enhancing its resistance to corrosion and improving its aesthetics.
4. Painting:The application of liquid paint onto the metal surface to provide color, protection, and decorative effects.
5. Polishing:The mechanical process of smoothing and shining the metal surface to improve its appearance and remove imperfections.
6. Electrophoretic Paint:An immersion coating process where the metal part is submerged in a paint bath and an electric current is passed through, causing the paint particles to migrate and evenly coat the surface.
7. Anodization:An electrochemical process that creates a protective oxide layer on the metal surface, increasing corrosion resistance and providing a decorative finish.
8. Brushing:A surface finishing technique where abrasive brushes are used to create a uniform texture or pattern on the metal surface.
9. Hot-Dip Galvanizing:Immersing the metal part in molten zinc, forming a metallurgical bond with the substrate to create a protective coating against corrosion.