Our CNC machining service offers unparalleled precision for manufacturing 316 stainless steel components with chrome plating. Specializing in OEM solutions, we ensure top-notch quality and accuracy in every custom part we produce.
316 stainless steel is renowned for its corrosion resistance and durability, making it ideal for various applications.
Our machining process involves intricate detailing and precise measurements, guaranteeing conformity to demanding specifications. The addition of chrome plating enhances both aesthetics and functionality, providing an extra layer of protection against wear and tear.
Applications:
Our CNC machining service caters to diverse industries, from automotive and aerospace to medical and electronics. We excel in delivering tailored solutions that meet the stringent requirements of each sector.
- Chromium: 16-18%
- Nickel: 10-14%
- Molybdenum: 2-3%
- Iron: Balance
- Exceptional resistance to corrosion in various environments, especially in acidic and chloride-rich conditions.
- Maintains strength and corrosion resistance at elevated temperatures up to 1600°F (870°C).
- High tensile strength ranging between 515 and 620 MPa.
- Yield strength of 0.2% offset is minimum 205 MPa.
- Density is approximately 8 g/cm³, contributing to its robustness.
- Ideal for applications in corrosive environments, such as marine and chemical industries.
- Maintains structural integrity at high temperatures, suitable for elevated temperature applications.
- High tensile and yield strength contribute to the material's overall durability.
- Relatively higher cost compared to other stainless steel grades.
- Has reduced machinability compared to other austenitic stainless steels.
Precision CNC machining plays a vital role in crafting exhaust manifold components from 316 stainless steel with chrome plating. These parts endure high temperatures, corrosive elements, and require exacting precision for optimal engine performance.
CNC-machined surgical instruments benefit from 316 stainless steel's biocompatibility and the protective layer of chrome plating. These precision components ensure the highest standards of hygiene, durability, and functionality.
Components like landing gear parts demand the strength of 316 stainless steel and the protective properties of chrome plating. CNC machining guarantees the precision necessary for critical aerospace applications, ensuring safety and reliability.
CNC-machined connector components made from 316 stainless steel with chrome plating offer optimal conductivity and protection against environmental factors. These precision parts are essential for electronic devices, ensuring reliable connectivity.
CNC machining in the fabrication of propeller shaft components involves 316 stainless steel with chrome plating, providing corrosion resistance in harsh marine environments. Precision is paramount to guarantee the efficiency of these crucial marine elements.
Pump housing components, crucial in various engineering applications, benefit from CNC machining in 316 stainless steel with chrome plating. The precision ensures the integrity and longevity of these components in diverse industrial settings.
- Chrome plating, also known as chromium electroplating, involves depositing a thin layer of chromium onto a metal surface through electrochemical processes.
- The process commonly involves the use of hexavalent chromium baths, ensuring the formation of a protective and lustrous chromium layer.
- Chrome plating serves various purposes, including corrosion resistance, enhanced hardness, and aesthetic improvement.
- Commonly applied to components in the automotive, aerospace, and machining industries to enhance durability and mitigate corrosion.
- Chrome plating provides an effective barrier against corrosion, extending the lifespan of components.
- The process contributes to increased surface hardness, improving resistance to wear and abrasion.
- Chrome plating imparts a shiny and visually appealing surface finish, enhancing the overall appearance of components.
- Chrome-plated surfaces in tooling and dies reduce friction, improve release characteristics, and enhance the longevity of these critical components.
- Chrome plating is often applied to components with a focus on aesthetics, providing a polished and refined appearance to machined parts.
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