In precision parts processing, there are many commonly used materials to choose from, eight of which are listed below:

Stainless steel: Stainless steel has good corrosion resistance and mechanical properties, suitable for parts processing that need corrosion resistance and high strength, such as aerospace, medical equipment and other fields.

Aluminum alloy: Aluminum alloy has low density, good thermal conductivity and machinability, and is widely used in automotive, electronic equipment and aerospace and other fields.

Titanium alloy: Titanium alloy has excellent strength, corrosion resistance and low density, suitable for aerospace, medical equipment and high-end sports equipment and other fields.

Brass: Brass has good thermal conductivity and machinability, and is often used in the manufacture of electrical connectors, pipes and instrument parts.

Steel: Steel has high strength and wear resistance and is suitable for parts that need to withstand high loads and high-temperature environments, such as automotive engine components and industrial machinery.

Pure copper: Pure copper has good electrical and thermal conductivity and is widely used in electronic devices, cables and pipelines.

Plastics: Plastics are lightweight, corrosion-resistant and insulating, and are suitable for the manufacture of electronic casings, plastic parts and engineering components.

Alloy steel: Alloy steel has high strength, hardness and wear resistance, and is suitable for parts that need to withstand high temperatures and pressures, such as aircraft engine components and automotive transmission systems.

These materials have different characteristics and application areas, according to the specific needs and requirements to select suitable materials for precision parts processing.