Industrial machinery
Custom Parts For Industrial Machinery
Hotean Industry offers a comprehensive solution for sourcing custom, industrial-grade parts with precision and speed. From prototyping to large-scale production, we ensure every component meets the highest quality standards, keeping your machinery running at peak performance. Our diverse manufacturing capabilities allow us to deliver complex parts at competitive prices, tailored to your exact needs. With our vast experience and flexible production capacity, we provide reliable, cost-effective solutions to support your business's growth.
Industrial machinery manufacturing capabilities
Materials & surface finishes for industrial mechanical parts
We offer a wide selection of materials and surface treatments to ensure your parts are built to last and perform under demanding conditions.
Industrial machinery materials
More than 30 metals and hundreds of plastics are available to suit any project needs
Metal:
- Stainless Steel: 303, 304, 316/316L,15-5, 17-4 PH, Tool Steels 4140 / 1.7225 /D2;
- Aluminum Alloys: 6061, 7075;
- Carbon Steels: 1018, 1045;
- Alloy Steels: 8620.
Plastic: PEEK, Nylon, Delrin (POM), PP, PVC
Industrial machinery surface finishes
Anodizing
Powder Coating
Polishing
Passivation
Custom Surface Treatments:
Tailored to your specific industrial application, ensuring optimal performance in harsh environments.
Gallery Of Industrial Machinery Parts
PVC
Steel
Carbon Steel
Aluminum Alloy
Die Casting
FAQ
MOST FREQUENT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERSQ1: What types of parts can you customize for industrial machinery?
A1: We specialize in a wide range of custom parts, from complex components to precision parts and high-stress industrial components. Whether you need unique designs or standard parts with custom specifications, we’ve got you covered..
Q2: What materials do you offer for custom parts?
A2: We provide a variety of metals and plastics, including stainless steel (303, 316/316L, 15-5), tool steels (4140, 8620), aluminum alloys (6061, 7075), and high-performance plastics like PEEK and Nylon. These materials are selected for their strength, durability, and performance in demanding industrial environments.
Q3: What manufacturing processes do you use to create custom parts?
A3: Our core manufacturing processes include CNC machining, die casting, investment casting, and 3D printing. We tailor the process to suit the complexity and volume of your order, ensuring precise, high-quality parts.
Q4: What surface finishes do you offer to enhance parts for industrial applications?
A4: We offer a variety of surface finishes to improve durability and performance, including anodizing, powder coating, polishing, and passivation. These treatments help protect parts from corrosion, wear, and other harsh conditions.
Q5:How long does it take to produce and deliver custom parts?
A5: Lead times vary depending on the complexity and quantity of your order. For CNC machining, lead times can start as fast as 5 days. We also offer express production and shipping options for urgent projects.
Q6: How do you ensure the quality of custom parts?
A6: Quality is our top priority. We adhere to strict quality control standards with precision tolerances, in-depth testing, and thorough inspections to ensure every part meets industrial-grade specifications.
Q7:How much will custom parts cost, and are there options for cost-effective production?
A7: Our pricing is competitive and based on factors like material choice, complexity, and volume. We offer cost-effective solutions for both prototypes and high-volume production, with options for volume discounts.
Q8: Can I order parts in both small and large quantities?
A8: Yes, we accommodate orders of all sizes. Whether you need a one-off prototype or large production runs, we can handle both with precision and efficiency.
Q9: Do you offer design assistance and prototyping before mass production?
A9: Yes, we provide design-for-manufacturability (DFM) support and prototyping services. This ensures your parts are optimized for production, allowing you to test and refine designs before moving to large-scale production.