 Resource Services Die Casting And Molding Aluminum Extrusions Machining and Gasketing Finishing Services Mechanical Assembly Logistics Management |
At Acme Alliance, the "secondary processes" of machining and gasketing receive the primary attention they deserve as crucial steps in the production of high-performance components. The actual amount of machining required will depend upon the component,
its location with respect to other features, the type of metal used
and the tolerances required. Some die cast components require little
or no final machining while others require a variety of secondary
operations. Whatever the machining requirements of your components,
Acme Alliance provides precise and reliable results. Services include
a variety of complex multi-operation processes Automated form-in-place gasketing capabilities enable Acme Alliance to provide the highest standards in airtight sealing and EMI shielding. Because secondary processing needs are discussed at the project start-up, and managed by your Acme Alliance Program Manager, you're assured of both time and cost efficiencies. As in the primary processes, machining and gasketing emphasizes cellular manufacturing to maximize efficiency, consistency and cost control. The result: quick turnaround on components that perform and look exactly the way you expect them to.
From design through test marketing, component development typically takes many months. In today's rapidly changing marketplace, that's simply too much time. Acme Alliance empowers
our customers to compress product development time. When you outsource
services to Acme Alliance for any component development need, you
gain access to the competencies of a global network of companies.
Your assignment becomes the responsibility of a knowledgeable Program
Manager, dedicated to achieving your goals and timetable - at every
phase of product development and production. A commitment to staying abreast of technology, combined with engineering expertise and experience, makes Acme Alliance your source for creative, effective and fast solutions. A heat sink could be a feature of a die casting die designed to remove heat from the die or from a specific region within the die. Water channels are the most common type of heat sink, however high thermal conductivity materials are also used. A heat sink could also be a die casting designed to function as a heat sink in an assembly.
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incorporating sophisticated high-speed CNC equipment capable of
producing tolerances in the millionths. In addition, we follow statistical
process control (SPC) as part of our total quality management approach.
Getting to market first begins
with a strong foundation. Acme Alliance's design capabilities are
state-of-the-art; including computer-aided solid molding, rapid
tooling capabilities, computer-aided verification (CAV) and laser
scanning reverse engineering. We design and build your casting tools,
trim dies, machining fixtures, paint fixtures and assembly fixturing.
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