304 and 316L Stainless Steel
304 stainless steel is a practical option for general industrial pump components. For applications requiring better resistance to chloride-containing environments, 316L may be a more suitable choice.
The final material should be selected based on the fluid, temperature, operating conditions, and cleaning requirements.
Precision-Machined Internal Bores
The position and size of internal bores are important for shaft, bearing, and seal installation.
We focus on bore diameter, concentricity, and alignment with the specified reference surfaces to support accurate assembly.
Machined Sealing Surfaces
Pump housings often have gasket faces, mechanical seal interfaces, and O-ring grooves.
These surfaces need suitable flatness and surface finish. Even a small burr or machining mark across a sealing face can create a leakage path.
Custom Mounting Features
We machine flanges, bolt patterns, threaded holes, locating shoulders, and mounting faces according to customer drawings.
This allows the housing to fit the existing pump assembly without unnecessary changes to surrounding components.
Custom Housing Geometry
Different pumps require different internal cavities, wall thicknesses, inlet and outlet positions, and mounting arrangements.
We review these features during manufacturing planning, especially where internal passages are difficult to machine or inspect.