Custom Aluminum Mounting Bracket
A drawing-defined mounting concept with pockets, bores and fastening features.
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A turned spacer concept for locating and separating assembly components.
| Material family | Brass |
|---|---|
| Process | CNC turning |
| Dimensions | To your drawing |
| Finish | Project-specific |
PROCESS PLANNING
Review workholding, access to functional features and the relationship between machining, forming and finishing. Resolve open questions before releasing the approved manufacturing specification.

A turned spacer concept for locating and separating assembly components. This page presents a component concept to help structure an enquiry. It is not an off-the-shelf item with fixed inventory or an approved manufacturing specification.
Provide the mating shaft and fastener requirements. Identify the faces that set assembly distance and whether concentricity or a controlled fit is necessary.
The approved drawing should identify the part revision and the features that affect fit, form and function. Call out critical interfaces directly rather than relying on the illustrative image.
Brass is the material family shown for this concept. The exact grade, stock condition and finishing sequence need to be reviewed with the application requirements. Any alternative material or process must be agreed before production.
Define the dimensions that require inspection, the acceptance method and any required reports. If a sample is needed, agree what the sample will demonstrate and how approval will be recorded before a production release.
| Component type | Turned Brass Spacer |
|---|---|
| Material | Brass; grade confirmed during review |
| Manufacturing approach | CNC turning |
| Geometry & dimensions | Controlled by the approved drawing revision |
| Surface finish | Specify functional and cosmetic requirements |
| Inspection | Agree critical features and required records |
| Order quantity | Provide sample and production requirements |
| Documentation | 2D drawing and 3D model where available |
Send the current drawing or model, material and finish, required quantity, critical dimensions and your target delivery date. If a detail is still open, identify it so it can be discussed.
Describe the purpose of the prototype and the expected production quantity. Sample scope, tooling, inspection and any later production route should be agreed before an order.