Industrial Structural Parts
Structural and functional components for machinery and automated equipment.
Part types to discuss (4)
- Mounting brackets
- Equipment supports
- Mechanical structures
- Assembly interfaces
Different components.
One manufacturing focus.
Made-to-order aluminum die cast parts for industrial equipment. Start with the function, drawing, and requirements of your component.
Component families
Illustrative part types for discussion. Suitability is assessed from the component drawing and project requirements.
Motor & Transmission Parts
Components with defined mounting and assembly features for motor and transmission systems.
Part types to discuss (4)
- Motor end covers
- Bearing supports
- Mounting components
- Transmission-related castings
Electrical & Energy Parts
Housings, covers and mounting interfaces for electrical equipment.
Part types to discuss (4)
- Housings and covers
- Mounting interfaces
- Cooling fins
- Instrument enclosures
A closer look
at the components.
Explore the housing shapes and assembly interfaces that can help frame your project discussion.
Engine valve covers
Exterior and underside views of a valve cover, showing the openings, mounting features, sealing track, and internal ribs.
Explore the details: Engine valve covers
Support-arm housings
A curved housing with a mounting face and lower connection interface.
Explore the details: Support-arm housings
Pump housings
Front and rear views of a pump housing, showing the central assembly, mounting holes, and reinforcing ribs.
Explore the details: Pump housings
Instrument & alarm housings
A housing body, separate covers, and a fitting, with threaded openings and assembly interfaces.
Explore the details: Instrument & alarm housingsEvery component
starts with a brief.
These categories are a starting point for the discussion. Share your requirements if your component spans more than one family.
- 01The component drawing
- Provide the geometry, assembly context, and the latest drawing revision where available.
- 02Functional requirements
- Identify critical interfaces, material and surface requirements, and any inspection criteria.
- 03The production context
- Include estimated order quantities and annual demand, if known. Manufacturing suitability is assessed for each project.
Start with the component’s function.
Bring the drawing, assembly context, and the requirements that matter to your application.