USD/MXN18.24
Aluminum$1.08/lb
Steel$0.43/lb
Copper$3.72/lb

Materials

Common alloys in stock for rapid turnaround. Specialty grades, material certs, and batch traceability available on request.

Metals
Aluminum • Stainless • Carbon Steel
Plastics
Delrin • Nylon • ABS • PEEK
Stock Range
Sheet/plate 0.5–25 mm+, bar & tube

Aluminum (in stock)

  • 6061-T6 — general purpose, excellent machinability
  • 7075-T6 — high strength, aerospace grade
  • 5052/5083 — good corrosion resistance (sheet/plate)

Finish options: bead blast, clear/black anodize (Type II), hardcoat (Type III).

Stainless Steel

  • 304 — corrosion resistant, general purpose
  • 316/316L — superior corrosion (marine/chemical)
  • 17-4 PH — precipitation hardening, high strength

Post-machining passivation on request (ASTM A967).

Carbon & Alloy Steel

  • 1018 — low carbon, easy to machine, economical
  • 1045 — medium carbon, stronger than 1018
  • 4140 — alloy steel, high strength/toughness

Heat-treat (quench/temper) and black oxide available.

Engineering Plastics

  • Delrin (POM, Acetal) — tight tolerances, low friction
  • Nylon 6/66 — strong, impact resistant
  • ABS — prototyping, good machinability
  • PEEK — high temp/chemical resistance

We manage thermal growth and fixturing to hold tolerance.

Sheet & Plate (Laser / Machined)

  • Mild steel, stainless, aluminum sheet/plate
  • Typical sheet: 0.8–12 mm (material-dependent)
  • Plates and blanks supplied for secondary machining

Nesting optimization to reduce cost and waste.

Certs, Traceability & Sourcing

  • Mill test reports (MTR) on request
  • RoHS/REACH statements available
  • Lot/batch tracking on PO line items

Provide cert requirements at RFQ so we source appropriately.

DFM Tips (save cost & lead time)

  • Prefer common alloys (6061-T6, 304, 1018, Delrin) unless performance requires otherwise.
  • Avoid over-specifying thicknesses/grades that require special order.
  • Call out cosmetic surfaces; allow tool entry and standard cutter radii.
  • Bundle parts in one PO to leverage stock and setup efficiencies.

Tolerances & Finish Considerations

  • Aluminum & plastics hold tight tolerances efficiently; stainless/steel may require extra passes.
  • Anodize/hardcoat adds thickness; indicate if dimensions are before/after finish.
  • For laser-cut parts headed to machining, leave stock allowance on critical faces.