Machined Parts for Electronics Hardware

Expert machinists at Avanti Engineering custom machine parts for the electronics hardware industry. We can efficiently machine electronics hardware with production runs of medium to high volumes. Every single electronics hardware part is produced precisely to customers specifications with tight tolerances and consistency.  Avanti Engineering meets every ISO 9001:2015 standard and requirement. Avanti takes prides in building partnerships with each customer. We invite you to read testimonials from electronics hardware customers like you.

Electronics hardware components are commonly machined from brass. Brass is an inexpensive yet durable metal to use for machined parts. Machining electronics hardware from brass offers the benefits of corrosion resistance and tolerance of extreme temperatures. Brass is an easy metal to use for machining parts.

Examples of Electronics Hardware machined parts:

• Handle
• Jax Switch Bushing
• Body Plug
• Tip Rod
• Receptacle Shell

Equipment

Avanti Engineering has been in business since 1972 but their facility runs today with state of the art machining equipment.  Equipment investments have been made to remain competitive in both pricing and quality.  Avanti’s experienced machinists produce quality machined electronics hardware on machines such as CNC Lathe and Davenport.  As an industry leader in custom machining, Avanti offers electronics hardware customers capabilities beyond machining to include value added services such as packaging and heat treating.

Electronics Hardware are often custom machined on the following equipment used at Avanti:

CNC Swiss Lathes

Medium & higher volume complex dose tolerance Swiss components up to 11 axis Twin spindle Twin-turret & highly capable for complex Swiss production including reduced operations. Magazine bar feed capable.

Davenport Department

High volume production of 200,000 pieces minimum. Multi-spindle capability for overlapped operations including live tooling attachments for reduced operations.

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