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Swiss Machined 304 Stainless Steel Flanged Stepped Sleeve

Name: Swiss Machined 304 Stainless Steel Flanged Stepped Sleeve
Brand: Fengnuo
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A Swiss lathe machined 304 stainless steel sleeve with a bore, stepped outside diameters, a reduced-diameter neck and a thin flange. Finished by deburring.

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Manufacturing Process	Swiss lathe machining
Material	304 stainless steel
Part Type	Flanged stepped sleeve
Visible Geometry	Bore openings, stepped outside diameters, reduced-diameter neck and thin end flange
Post-processing	Deburring

Bore and Outside Diameter Alignment

The bore and stepped outside diameters must be controlled together. If the bore guides a mating part and an outside diameter locates the sleeve, their coaxiality affects how smoothly the assembly fits together. Each outside diameter, axial step length and flange thickness must also meet the drawing requirements.

Thin Flange and Reduced-Diameter Neck

Turning the reduced section, parting off and transferring the workpiece can load the thin flange or leave marks on its edge. Workholding and cutting loads should be controlled to limit flange distortion, raised edges and clamping marks while retaining the shoulder dimensions.

Machining and Deburring 304 Stainless Steel

Work hardening and built-up edge can affect cutting stability and surface quality in 304 stainless steel. Bore machining requires particular attention to tool wear, chip evacuation and the condition of the bore wall. Deburring at the bore mouths, steps and flange edge should remove raised material while preserving the fitting surfaces.

Project Value

This case illustrates how bore alignment, stepped outside geometry and a thin flange must be controlled together in a compact sleeve. The drawing defines the locating surfaces and the fit between mating parts.

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