CNC Machining —
Your Parts, Built Under One Roof
Sensor housings, liquid cooling structures, mounting brackets, test fixtures — whatever structural parts your project needs, our in-house CNC team machines them alongside the rest of your order. One point of contact, one production plan, no outsourcing delays.
Why CNC In-House
One Supplier, One Schedule — Whatever the Part Requires
Our customers come to us for sensor structural components, but projects rarely stop there. A bracket to mount the sensor module. A fixture for the customer's own assembly line. A liquid cooling plate that sits underneath. Instead of managing three vendors, they send it all to us.
In-house CNC means we already have the engineering context for your project. When you add a bracket or a custom jig to the same order, it goes through the same DFM review, the same production system, and ships together — no coordination overhead on your side.
- Sensor housings, brackets, fixtures, and cooling structures produced on the same floor;
- Engineering changes across all parts coordinated in one place;
- Combined shipping — everything arrives together, inspected together;
- No minimum category — from one-off test jigs to 50K production runs
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CNC Engineering Strengths
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E-Tech CNC Machining Service Case of Sensor Parts
The temperature and pressure integrated sensor requiresa metal connector with two key features: an internalcoolant flow channel and a precise injection-molded fitwith the plastic housing.
CNC engineers participated in the customer's DFM review,using 5-axis machining for both milling and turningoperations. With one setup, the process was completed,achieving an integrated metal-plastic molding without theneed for external assembly.
Thermal Management System Sensor Connector.
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CNC-Machined Components Across Sensor Applications
Two areas we see the most demand in - plus the flexibility to handle whatever else your project needs.
Sensor housings often need turning, cross-drilling, threading, and milling on a single part. Our turn-mill centers handle all of this in one clamping - which means better concentricity, fewer handling marks, and shorter lead times than routing between separate machines.
Typical parts: threaded sensor bodies, multi-feature connector shells, stepped shafts with flats and grooves.
Ø3 – 65 mm bar stock
Live tooling Y-axis
Sub-spindle back-work
Tolerance ±0.01 mm
Sensor modules in EV, power electronics, and industrial drives increasingly need active cooling. We machine the internal flow channels, manifold interfaces, and sealing surfaces that make liquid cooling work — with leak-tested confidence before assembly.
Typical parts: cold plate bodies, coolant manifold housings, multi-pass channel plates for battery thermal management.
3-axis & 5-axis milling
Channel depth to 40 mm
Sealing face Ra ≤ 0.8 µm
Helium leak tested
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How CNC Fits Into Your Project
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How This Plays Out in Practice
Customer redesigned channel layout three times during development. Because CNC was in-house, each revision went from updated model to machined sample in 4 days — keeping the overall program on schedule.
Threaded body with internal bore, sealing groove, and hex flat — all produced in a single turn-mill cycle. Eliminated a previous three-machine routing the customer's old supplier used, cutting cycle time and handling risk.
Customer needed stainless steel mounting brackets for a sensor module, plus a set of positioning jigs for their own assembly line. Both shipped together in the same lot — same material certs, same inspection standard, same delivery window. Saved them from managing a second fixture vendor entirely.
FAQ
Common Questions
Can I add brackets, fixtures, or other non-sensor parts to a sensor component order?
How quickly can you turn around a design change on a part already in production?
What materials do you machine most often for sensor parts?
Do you handle surface treatment and leak testing, or do I need to arrange that separately?
I only need a handful of custom jigs — is that worth quoting?
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