A precision CNC machining reference for an aluminum flanged bushing housing with a stepped sleeve, central bore and mounting holes.
A precision CNC machining reference for an aluminum flanged bushing housing with a stepped sleeve, central bore and mounting holes.
The sleeve, stepped bore and flange must remain concentric while the mounting holes and face features stay aligned for installation.
We establish the bore and sleeve as the primary turning datum, then coordinate milling and inspection around the flange face and hole pattern.
Inspection can cover bore size, concentricity, flange thickness, hole position, face runout, surface condition and burr-free edges.
A flanged bushing housing combines a turned sleeve, a stepped bore and a mounting flange in one compact component. The design is suited to guided shafts, bearing interfaces and equipment assemblies where concentricity and repeatable mounting matter.
The bore and outer sleeve are planned around a controlled turning datum before the flange face and mounting holes are finished. Milling operations establish the hole pattern and mounting features, while staged inspection protects the relationship between the bore, flange face and fastener locations.
Inspection can include bore diameter, sleeve concentricity, flange thickness, mounting-hole position, face runout and edge condition. The final finish and inspection records are matched to the customer drawing and application requirements.
Send your bushing drawing, shaft interface, material, quantity and finish. We will review the bore and mounting requirements before quoting the most suitable turning and milling route.
Send your drawing, target quantity, material, and application. We will review manufacturability and return a clear quote.