Metal tubular parts

What are tubular parts used for?

The tubular metal parts are major components in terms of’assemblage and of workpiece clamping.

They are used in many fields such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, electrical engineering, medical equipment, construction, furniture, as well as for many everyday consumer goods.

The tubular parts that we offer are custom-made from precision tubes, with or without soldering, in various metallic materials according to a reliable quality process.

PRODUCTION CAPACITIES

Materials:

stainless steel
Illegal
Aluminium
Copper
copper/nickel
bronze
steel

Tube diameter:

0.8 to 60 mm

Tube length:

0.8 to 500 mm

Possibilities

worked ends of the tube (chamfering, flaring, threading, knurling, etc.)
specific work on the tube (collar, cutting, flattening, etc.)

Process steps:

Vibro-abrasion (tonnage),
stripping,
Deburring of brass, copper and steel,
Lubrication or oiling of parts,
coating with a lubricant.

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Surface treatments:

Anodising,
Silver plating,
Chrome plating,
Copper plating,
gilding,

tinning (also RoHS compliant pure tinning),
galvanisation (electroplating),
Plastering,
Nickel plating
passivation (also in thick layers),
Dacromet process.

In collaboration with our partners, we help you find the best technical solution for your application. From the initial idea to the validation of series production, we support you by providing our technical expertise combined with proven, quality-oriented processes.

QUALITY

Our partners attach great importance to the quality of their processes, finished products, and services.

They are ISO 9001 certified and aligned with the requirements of the automotive industry and notably of the IATF standard. They are registered in the IMDS system.

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On request at the time of order, they can issue different certificates:

– a material certificate,

– a 3.1 inspection certificate,

– initial samples according to VDA/PSW (German Association of the Automotive Industry),

– initial samples according to QS 9000 (PPAP).