Our client is a leading Japanese manufacturer of surgical instruments and medical devices requiring micrometer-level precision.
Yumoto Vietnam supports them with CNC machining of inspection jigs, offering high-quality precision components at a lower cost than in Japan without compromising lead time or service.
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Material: Aluminum A5052
Quantity: 40 units
Surface Treatment: Hard Anodizing
Dimension: 24.76 x 27 x 27 mm
Here is a step by step flow on how this aluminum precision component was produced.
Step 1: Order Processing
The sales team communicated delivery date, material, quantity, surface treatment, tolerances, and client-specific requests to the processing team.
Step 2: Material Procurement & Scheduling
Materials were sourced from qualified local suppliers, and anodizing was booked in advance to ensure on-time delivery.
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Step 3: CNC Machining
Our experienced engineers produced the parts using the Brother SPEEDIO S700Xd2 4-axis CNC milling machine to achieve precise dimensions.
One of our most experienced engineers, Mr. Van Dong, while processing the product.
Machined parts were placed in a labeled clean box. The engineer placed the product carefully in neat rows to prevent scratches.
When the machining was completed, the blue box was placed on the shelf labeled “prior post-finishing” for the chamfer team to conduct the next step.
Step 5: Post-CNC Manual Finishing
Our meticulous chamfer team conducted manual finishing, including edge refinement and touch-ups, to ensure smooth surfaces.
This video shows Mr. Truong, sub-leader of the post-processing department, deburring each product one by one.
Step 6: Pre-Anodizing Inspection
Inspection confirmed there were no scratches and all dimensions met tolerances.
Ms. Tham, sub-leader from inspection department, used a digital caliper to measure dimensions of each product.
Step 7: Anodizing
Parts were sent for hard anodizing according to the booked schedule.
Step 8: Post-Anodizing Finishing
The post-processing team performed final hand corrections.
This video shows Ms. Bich Tuyen, sub-leader of post-processing department, carefully smoothing out edges.
Step 9: Final Inspection & Packaging
The inspection team conducted a final check on dimensions and appearance. Each part was then carefully wrapped with bubble wrap and PE foam to ensure safe transit. Click here to see a video of our packaging process.
Here is a picture of our packaging for this project before shipment.
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