Due to their lightweight, corrosion resistance, ease of machining, and good thermal conductivity, aluminum turned parts are widely used in various industrial fields.
Automotive Industry
Engine System: Pistons, cylinder head, connecting rods, oil pan, radiator, motor housing, etc.
Transmission and Braking System: Gearbox components, brake calipers, disc brake components, wheels (hubs).
Chassis and Body Structure: Anti-collision beams, sill beams, subframe, suspension components, battery trays (especially in new energy vehicles).
Connections and piping systems: oil pipe fittings, pipe connectors, hydraulic valve bodies, sight glasses, vent caps, etc.
Aerospace: Used in the manufacture of structural components, brackets, connectors, shaft parts, etc., utilizing its high strength-to-weight ratio and fatigue resistance.
Electronics and Communication Equipment: Used in the manufacture of connector terminals, heat sinks, housings, shielding components, etc., benefiting from aluminum's good electrical and heat dissipation properties.
Energy and Energy Storage Systems: Aluminum casings, cooling plates, and connectors for new energy vehicle battery packs; structural supports and heat-conducting components in energy storage devices.
General Machinery and Industrial Equipment: Precision mechanical parts such as shafts, pins, bolts, valve bodies, pump housings, and hydraulic components, suitable for applications requiring high precision and consistency.
