CNC machining for robotics and automation: joint housings, brackets, end-effectors and sensor mounts. Define bearing fits, mounting datums, stiffness and cable clearances before selecting the machining and inspection route.
Which components can be reviewed?
Tecpreva reviews revision-controlled drawings for joint housings, brackets, end-effectors and sensor mounts. Geometry, material, volume and acceptance criteria determine project suitability; the industry label alone is not a qualification.
Material and finish selection
Consider aluminum for weight-sensitive structures, steel for wear-loaded features and engineering plastics for insulation. Specify the exact grade, condition, finish standard, coating thickness and protected surfaces. Do not substitute a material or change a functional surface without approval.
What should the RFQ include?
Send the 2D drawing and STEP model, revision, quantities, critical features, destination and inspection plan. For this application, focus on bearing fits, mounting datums, stiffness and cable clearances. Identify any special testing, cleanliness or customer documentation requirements separately.
How is sample-to-production consistency controlled?
Agree the first-article acceptance process, datum strategy, inspection coverage and batch identification. Use approved drawings and samples as controlled references. Confirm any certification, regulatory, leak-test or performance-test requirement before accepting the order.







