Review tin-bronze grades.
Compare reference grades and composition in the alloy catalogue. Use the approved component specification to determine the required alloy and service suitability.
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Flow-distribution housing
Define the geometry, material, delivery condition and acceptance criteria for the selected application. Manufacturing scope requires review of the approved drawing and operating requirements.
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Flow-distribution housing
Drawing-defined multiport distribution position within approved equipment
A development study for a compact multiport body whose passages and cleaning access may support a casting route.
Manufacturing & delivery form
Assess castability and internal cleaning before machining and washing; compare machined-block and fabricated alternatives.
A welded, additively made or machined distributor must not be labelled an investment casting. No residue-free result is presumed.
Component RFQ requirements
- Passage and port map
- Supply all branches, connections, wall sections, flow directions and the approved 3D/section drawings.
- Route approval
- Confirm whether casting is allowed and identify the baseline machined or fabricated design for comparison.
- Internal access
- Define core/shell removal access, enclosed passages, inspection access and internal-surface acceptance.
- Wetted compatibility
- Specify coolant, loop identity, material/coating/seal set and the customer's written alloy approval.
- Cleaning and leak checks
- Define particle, ion and residue limits, cleaning evidence, leak method/limits and responsible parties.
- Prototype decision
- Set sample quantity, acceptance gates, traceability and any flow-distribution validation before production approval.
Start with your drawing, specified alloy and quantity. Include the required delivery condition and acceptance records so the manufacturing and inspection scope can be reviewed.
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