OEMach specializes in the machining of aerospace components, leveraging advanced technologies and rigorous standards to deliver high-precision, high-strength parts for the industry. The aerospace components we manufacture encompass fuselage structural parts, engine components, and more, ensuring that every part meets the stringent requirements of aviation standards. From precision machining to the forming of complex structures, OEMach leverages outstanding craftsmanship and rigorous quality control to support the advancement of aerospace, safeguarding flight safety at every stage.

With its low density, relatively high strength, and excellent corrosion resistance, aluminum alloy is a commonly used material in robotics. For example, 6061 aluminum alloy is widely utilized in robotic arms and frames, effectively reducing the overall weight of the robot while maintaining structural strength and lowering energy consumption.
Grades such as 45 steel and chromium-molybdenum alloy steel offer high strength and excellent toughness. After proper heat treatment, they are used for manufacturing critical transmission components in robots, such as gears and shafts, ensuring reliability under heavy loads and frequent motion.
Materials like polycarbonate (PC) and polyoxymethylene (POM) feature low weight, self-lubricating properties, and low noise. These plastics are commonly used to produce non-critical load-bearing parts in robots, such as casings and linear guide sliders. This not only reduces costs but also minimizes friction between moving components.
Known for their high specific strength and high specific modulus, these materials significantly reduce weight while maintaining superior strength. They are often used for key load-bearing components in high-end robots, such as the arms of large industrial robots, thereby enhancing both the speed and precision of robotic movement.
