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作者：高速微型馬達鋁合金外殼編輯：來源：发布日期： 2021.12.03

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我们收到了深圳市太陽美科技有限公司高速微型馬達鋁合金外殼j加工詢盤，經過我們雙方工程工藝上的溝通，確定了産品工藝,客户也肯定了我们的产品报价…

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産品要求：尺寸在8UM內,同心度0.01mm

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前一段時間我們收到了深圳市太陽美科技有限公司高速微型馬達鋁合金外殼加工詢盤，經過我們雙方工程工藝上的溝通，確定了産品工藝, 客戶也肯定了我們的産品報價和服務，

高速微型馬達是目前市場上非常流行産品應用趨勢,因爲速度快無噪音等特點 ,被廣泛使用于吹風機, 智能家居,無人機等上面 ,我們在爲太陽科技生産過程中,遇到了很多極高挑戰的工藝, 爲了減少外殼尺寸不良導致的噪音可以說想盡了一切辦法 .

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這款鋁合金馬達外殼零件，我們采用的開模壓鑄後cnc精加工，減少了加工工藝,節省了成本，零件加工尺寸很多是在8UM以內,同心度要控制在 0.01MM 以內,這種簿壁1mm的零件要控制好這些尺寸對工藝要求極高 , 經過我們10天的不斷試驗, 我們在這上面進得了很大的進展 ,完成了第一批量的交付，得到了客戶的肯定

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