304L Stainless Steel Investment-Cast Bearing Brackets with CNC for Motor/Pump Frames
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Send a product link, drawing or short brief. We’ll work through the details with you.
- Confirm the specificationGrade or model, size and intended use.
- Define your orderQuantity, finish or configuration, and samples.
- Agree the quotation scopeIncluded work, key checks and delivery needs.
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Component FormBracket / Mount
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SizeCustmer's Drawings
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Surface TreatmentPerfect AppearanceMaterialsstainless steel
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NameInvestment Casting 304L Stainless Steel Bearing Bracket PartsMaterialStainless Steel/Carbon Steel
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Surface treatmentNo cape burr sand holeKeywordStainless steel precision casting
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Quality Control100% InspectionTolerance0.2mm
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Machining ProcessLost Wax+CNC MechiningLead Time15-35 Days
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SurfacePerfect AppearanceDimensionsCustmer's Drawings
Drawing-defined 304L stainless-steel bearing brackets combine lost-wax investment casting with CNC machining. Motor and pump frames are the intended application directions, with 100% inspection offered for the ordered bracket and its agreed acceptance requirements.
Relate the bracket to the motor or pump frame
The bracket's geometry needs to address the actual frame and its mating dimensions. Identify the interfaces used to position the component within the intended assembly. This gives the custom-size request a concrete fit purpose and connects the bearing-bracket drawing with the application in which it will be accepted.
Distinguish cast geometry from CNC-finished dimensions
Lost-wax casting and CNC work can be allocated within the bracket request. The tolerance direction is 0.2 mm, with its applicable dimensions and acceptance method to be agreed. Identify the dimensions accepted in the cast condition and those requiring CNC work so the dimensional definition follows the finished component.
Keep the selected material and surface criteria together
304L stainless steel is the specific bearing-bracket direction, while carbon steel can be discussed as a separate material request. Select the actual material before defining the component's surface acceptance. Agree the required appearance and the criteria for burrs and sand holes, including the surfaces where these requirements matter to the finished bracket.
Use the drawing to focus full inspection
Customer drawings define the requested size and dimensions. Pair the drawing with the chosen material, frame interfaces, cast/CNC allocation and surface criteria. This gives the 100% inspection offer a specific set of component characteristics to address and keeps dimensional review connected to the intended motor or pump assembly.
