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Intake Runner
This RFQ was sourced on www.MFG.com in USA for Swaging
I need some oval or rectangular (with very rounded
corners) tubing that tapers in size.
On one
end, it needs to be approx. 2.0" x 1.45", on the other end
it
needs to be 2.5" x 2.0".
They need to be
approximately 6" in length each.
The attached pictures show
the small end. Ignore the bump
on one of the long walls, the tubing doesn’t need that
feature.
These aren’t super-tight
tolerance parts. If you can get close, I can probably
alter the design to accomodate small
changes, especially if it saves me money over having to
produce some expensive tooling.
I would like to be able to get some initial samples
(say 5-
10) to ensure all the measurements
are correct and that they will work with our design, then
after confirming they are correct,
go ahead with producing the larger quantities.
This is for
a new product, that we already
have orders for. Its possible that we may very well need four to five
times as many as listed (annual usage).
I have attached 8 SolidWorks parts and drawings. Basically it is the same part, two different
lengths (6" and 4") and two different versions of each length. One version only tapers on
two sides, the other version tapers on all four sides. I don’t really have a preference yet,
but I think the 4-side taper would be most effective. I’d like to see if there is any pricing
differences between these.
Buyer Information
Industry |
Automotive |
City/Region |
Pryor, Oklahoma |
Country |
USA |
RFQ
RFQ Number |
344394 |
Material |
Aluminium |
Material Grade |
Alum 6061 |
Technical Specifications
Category |
Swaging |
Dimensions |
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Swaging: Swaging is a process of reducing the size of tube ends or changing the profile of tube ends. This is commonly done to join tubes into an assembly in which each member fits inside of another member. Changing the tube end profile is commonly done to join it to other components or parts with different cross sections or profiles.