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(1)metal spinning parts, deep draw dome, cryogenic tank heads, (2)stainless steel, steel, aluminium, (3)Thinkness: 0.1mm-4.0mm - details see: https://www.machineto.com/metal-spinning-parts-deep-draw-dome-cryogenic-tank-heads-10160234

Metal Spinning Parts, deep draw dome, cryogenic tank heads

1. High Precision: We have slow-speed WEDM wire cut machine which is made in Japan.
2. Competitive Price And High Quality.

3. Experienced Design Term

4. The spun machine have a very big working staion, so most metal spun parts are easy to manufacture.

5. Perfect Quality Control System

6. Cheap Mould cost.

7. Small Quantity is accetable..

Product	Material	Surface treatment	Tolerance	Size	Mold
Spinning part	Steel Stainless Steel Aluminium Brass Copper	Paint Polishing Zinc plated Nickel plated Bronze plated Silver plated	+/-0.01 to 0.05mm	No limitation	We make the mold ourselves

What is Metal spinning?

Metal spinning is a forming process that produces hollow parts that are typically circular in cross-section. The basic metal spinning process starts with a flat metal disc (blank), which rotates on a lathe. This rotating blank is pressed against a tool (chuck mandrel) that duplicates the interior of the part.

The basic metal spun shapes are the hemisphere, cone, and cylindrical shell and venture to name a few. Parts produced from metal spinning are utilized in many industries: agricultural, food service, lighting, marine, automotive, Commercial and industrial roofing, commercial and residential lighting, bearing closures, air pollution and ventilation, custom display stands, funeral urns, industrial vacuum cleaners, flag stand bases, fireplace accessories and satellite dish manufacturers.

Historically metal spinning was associated with prototypes and low volume production time. However, with the introduction of automatic and CNC lathes metal spinning is now a cost-effective option for both medium and high volume production. The relatively inexpensive tooling price still makes this forming method a cost effective one for fabricating prototypes.