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CNC Turning for Brass RF Connector Housings
RF Component Manufacturer, USA, California
Precision CNC turning for brass RF connector housings, with drawing-defined internal geometry, threads, surface requirements, and dimensional inspection.
Account owner: PiPrecision Engineering Team
The Challenge
The brass connector housings required control of the internal and external features that locate the mating connector components. The machining review needed to consider access to the internal geometry, the specified surface condition, and the dimensions used to accept the housing.
Consistent production depends on the part geometry, tooling, material supply, and inspection requirements. The drawing review therefore needs to establish which features control assembly and how those features will be measured during the production run.
Our Solution
The manufacturing approach used CNC turning with live tooling and bar feeding for the brass housings. Tooling and inspection were planned around the drawing features, including internal geometry and the interfaces required for assembly.
The inspection scope was defined at the component level. The completed connector’s RF requirements, including VSWR and operating frequency, are identified separately from the housing’s dimensional inspection requirements.
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Project Info
- Industry
- Telecommunications
- Service
- CNC Turning Service
- Client
- RF Component Manufacturer
- Location
- USA, California
- Completed
- September 2024
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