Customers often need special processes for their particular float or tank application. For example polishing might be required in a food environment. If a specific finished weight is required floats can be loaded with a variety of materials such as sand, shot, or even water. A fixed load can be attached to the interior of the float if needed. Some customers require magnets be located within the float balls to actuate switches.
These additional processes can be provided for the float or tank customer to satisfy those special needs.
If your float requires any of these or other processes in order for the part to operate to your specifications we suggest you complete the ...
Metal marking is a process used to create permanent identification marks, such as serial numbers, date codes, or product codes on a product. These marks are created by using a marking device with characters or symbols to indent metal. Numberall manufactures the equipment that is used for the indenting process.
One of the simplest pieces of marking equipment is the hand stamp. A hand stamp is a rectangular piece of metal with a character engraved on one end. To create an indent of a character in an object, the character end is held against the product you wish to mark, while striking the opposite end with a hammer. The same concept holds true for our more complex equipment, but instead, a press is used to create the force ...
Our die shop has the experienced staff and equipment desired to design and produce the tooling for manufacturing the highest quality products. With a wire EDM and CNC machining center, our equipment helps to eliminate material handling and human error while assuring a high degree of part repeatability, accuracy, and time savings.
With prototyping capabilities, our CAD/CAM department optimizes die and part production at the planning stage. By incorporating prototype tooling into the production dies, we can further lower costs particularly on the lower volume applications.
Welding, brazing or soldering of standards or custom-made components to customer drawings or specifications are performed on state-of-the-art equipment including computer controlled, laser machining centers as shown.
Customers often need special processes for their particular float or tank application. For example polishing might be required in a food environment. If a specific finished weight is required floats can be loaded with a variety of materials such as sand, shot, or even water. A fixed load can be attached to the interior of the float if needed. Some customers require magnets be located within the float balls to actuate switches.
These additional processes can be provided for the float or tank customer to satisfy those special needs.
If your float requires any of these or other processes in order for the part to operate to your specifications we suggest you complete the Request for Information and an Arthur Harris sales representative will contact you.
We can customize a product for you using our numerous progressive, compound or custom dies, and our servo feeds and high-speed automated punch presses built for rapid production. We minimize your cost and the costs passed on to the customer and end users.
