From Prototype to Production

The 7075 aluminum brackets matched our drawing and assembled without rework. The inspection report made receiving straightforward.

Our stepped shafts arrived on schedule and the bearing fits stayed consistent across the batch.

Weldo coordinated aluminum housings and stainless inserts under one order. Everything was labeled clearly and ready for assembly.

Communication was quick, and the ports on our 316L manifolds were clean and well protected for shipping.

We changed two mounting features after the first sample. The revised enclosures came back with the same finish and fit we approved.

The bronze bushings were separated, identified and packed properly. Our receiving team could move them straight to production.

The hard-anodized pulleys had an even color and clean bores. The team also kept the masked threads free of coating.

The POM guide blocks were flat, smooth and consistent. They dropped into our fixture with no adjustment.

Sharp internal details on the hardened tool inserts were handled well. The critical dimensions were listed clearly in the report.

We ordered a small batch of stainless clevis parts. Hole positions and surface condition were consistent from piece to piece.

The gear blanks and shafts were supplied as matched sets, which saved time during our build.

The aluminum housings looked good, but the best part was the clear CMM report for every critical interface.

The titanium pins were delivered clean, individually protected and within the agreed schedule.

Our second order matched the approved first batch. Drawing revisions and part identification were controlled properly.

The laser-cut and machined brackets arrived flat, deburred and ready for coating. Updates during production were concise and useful.