Mechanical machining - Import export

Hot rolled steel hexagon GOST 2879 and cold rolled (calibrated) GOST 8560 are produced from carbon, alloy, nickel containing, tool, spring spring, automatic, bearing and heat resistant steels. The main purpose of the metal hexagon is the further production of hardware products for wrenches and tools. Steel workpieces are machined mechanically on lathe, turret lathe and CNC machines. Also, the product can be found in parts and assemblies of cars, agricultural machinery and other machines, car building, construction. Overall dimensions of the produced metallurgical rolled products 8 100 mm, length from 2 to six meters. Measurement of hot rolled and cold rolled hexagon is made on the flat part (d). You can buy (order) a steel hexagon by calling us by phone and writing to the website widget. All of its assortment presented is available in the covered hangar. Hexagon price = factory price, its adjustment is possible upon agreement of the delivery schedule

Steel square GOST 2591 88 is produced hot rolled and cold rolled high (B) and normal (C) strength. The products are in demand in the engineering and manufacturing industries, and are also widely used in construction and in everyday life. The following types of metal products are made from it tools, fences, gratings and mechanical engineering parts. Dimensional grid of steel square billets 10 200 mm, steel grades St.3 St.45, St.40X, etc. It is used in the manufacture of products obtained mechanically on milling and turning machines. The calibrated steel square is produced by the cold rolled method with increased strength and accuracy of edges and sides, which means that it does not require additional machining of the sides, which subsequently reduces the time and resources for the production of the final product. The length of the workpiece to be produced is usually from 2 to 6.3 m. The maximum deviation of the flatness of a metal product along its long part is no more than 1%.

The mechanical iris is a camera aperture component inspired by the human eye's iris, designed to precisely control the amount of light transmitted. It consists of a series of staggered curved thin metal blades, and by adjusting the relative motion of these blades—either closing or expanding—the size of the central circular opening is modified, thereby precisely controlling the light transmission. This design is not only applied in the apertures of photographic equipment but also in a variety of window systems for automatic light regulation and in security systems that control light to protect sensitive equipment.