
Aluminum positioning block
An aluminum positioning block with pockets, holes and a shaped exterior. Relate the locating features to the functional datums in your drawing.
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Custom plates, blocks, brackets and other prismatic geometries.
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An aluminum positioning block with pockets, holes and a shaped exterior. Relate the locating features to the functional datums in your drawing.
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An aluminum fixing plate with an angled form and a central mounting opening. Define the relationship between the mounting faces and the hole centre.
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Stainless steel grinding-fixture forms with repeated holding positions. Discuss the workpiece interfaces, locating scheme and inspection approach for a comparable fixture.
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Support forms from Chengshuo’s ball screw support series. Define the locating bore, mounting face and fastening pattern together; bearing arrangement and assembly acceptance need your specification.
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A stainless steel cylindrical part combining a round body with a broad slot. Review the slot width, end-face relationship and functional surfaces from your drawing.
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Aluminum vice-clamp components with curved profiles and mounting holes. Identify the contact geometry and the mounting interfaces required for your fixture.
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An aluminum positioning frame with an open centre and internal features. Define the assembly references, mating clearances and finish requirements.
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Use these examples to explain the geometry. Include a current dimensioned drawing to define the actual part.
Show pocket depths, floor requirements and internal radii. Flag geometry that must mate with a sharp-cornered part so tool access and possible relief features can be discussed early.
Relate hole positions and locating surfaces to a clear datum scheme. Identify which features govern the fixture or assembly, and agree how those relationships will be measured.
Distinguish clamping surfaces from functional or cosmetic surfaces. Include edge-break requirements and the finished condition of contact regions before approving the sample.
FROM EXAMPLE TO YOUR REQUIREMENT
Use an example to explain your idea.
Your own drawing defines the final specification.