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新能源鋁合金精密手板交付案例-深圳鋁合金cnc加工廠家

作者：編輯：來源：发布日期： 2021.12.09

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前一段時間，采購員王先生通過“鋁合金精密手板”這個關鍵詞找到了我們的偉邁特官網。他們公司最近開發的一種新能源産品,急需一個加工鋁合金精密配件…

前一段時間，采購員王先生通過“鋁合金精密手板”這個關鍵詞找到了我們的偉邁特官網。他們公司最近開發的一種新能源産品,急需一個加工鋁合金精密配件。

咨詢客服後，王總和我們簽訂保密協議後,把3D圖紙發給了我們，我們範工第一時間查看圖檔,並開始制作報價單，1小時後就完成報價單，交货时间，制作流程。因爲报名，保密原因，所以不展示産品图

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王先生告訴我們，他之前的供應商因爲不符合圖紙的公差要求。並且把公差拉開，把原來的+/-0.01mm放寬到+/-0.05mm，導致産品组装出现干涉，産品无法正常使用。偉邁特擅長結合各種加工工藝，精度可達+/-0.01mm。與我們工程師深入了解後，王總认爲应该是他之前的供应商工艺错误。

我們的工程師爲王總提供了專業的分析和建議，並給了我們決策表。他希望在5天后收到産品。我们第一時間安排了生产。对于60多台4/5軸cnc機床，並且擁有專業的鋁合金手板加工小組,突然加個急單已經綽綽有余了。我們在第三天完成了産品。

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由于這個鋁合金手板零件是和其他零件一起測試的，所以我們讓王總把需要測試和組裝的零件提前寄給偉邁特。我們的工程師对整套産品的组装进行了测试，确定通过测试后，偉邁特在第三個晚上將産品寄出，王先生提前一天收到了産品。王先生收到産品后非常满意。

深圳偉邁特12年鋁合金精密零件加工經驗，擁有6位從業20年以上的工程，搭建了鋁合金手板反應小組和100台数控機床,这样不管鋁合金手板加工和批量鋁合金精密零件加工，我们都是专业的,

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