Robot parts sourced for every revision.
Actuator and gearbox housings, joint and limb structures, frames, end effectors and harnesses for humanoid, mobile and industrial robots. We source machining, sheet metal, molding and additive through a vetted vendor network. One project manager stays on your program across every revision and plans the move to production processes before volume arrives.
How we review it
Your project manager and a technical lead review every print, and every new revision, within 24 hours. We flag what changed, what it does to cost and lead time, and when a machined housing should move to molding or casting ahead of your next build.
Quality + Compliance
AS9100D Compliant · ISO 9001:2015 · ITAR Registered · NIST 800-171 Compliant · FAI + PPAP available
What we source
Mixed BOMs on one PO, with one contact.
- Actuator + gearbox housings
- Machined aluminum.
- Joint + limb structures
- Thin-wall, lightweight.
- Gear blanks + shafts
- Turned, bearing seats.
- Frames + battery enclosures
- Formed and machined.
- End effectors
- Tooling plates + grippers.
- Covers + shells
- Molded, TPE overmolds.
- Harnesses + sub-assemblies
- Electromechanical.
- Line fixtures
- Test and assembly.
Specifications
What a typical robotics job looks like.
- Tolerances
- ±0.005" standard. ±0.001" on bearing fits.
- Metals
- Aluminum 6061 + 7075, 4140, 17-4 PH, titanium.
- Plastics
- PEEK, acetal, nylon, PC/ABS, TPE overmolds.
- Finishes
- Anodize, powder coat, paint, bead blast, plating.
- Volumes
- Five prototypes through production lots.
- Quote review
- Within 24 hours.
Before it’s built
Robots rarely ship on rev A. We look for bearing fits stacked across parts from separate shops, thin walls that will distort in 7075, and machined parts that will cost too much at production rates.
Robotics + automation questions
Every new revision gets the same 24-hour review as the first print. We flag what changed, what it does to cost and lead time, and whether the current shop is still the right fit.
Yes. We look for bearing fits stacked across parts from separate shops during drawing review and hold ±0.001″ on bearing seats and critical bores.
Usually ahead of your first production build. We flag machined housings that will cost too much at production rates and plan the tooling move before volume arrives.
Yes. Machined housings, sheet metal frames, molded covers, harnesses and sub-assemblies can run on one PO with one project manager and one ship date.
Yes. First article inspection and PPAP are available on request. Note the level you need with your RFQ so it’s planned into the schedule.
A STEP file and 2D print, material and finish, quantities and timing, and the revision you’re releasing and your target build volumes. Missing something? Send what you have and we’ll ask for the rest.
