For the Electric Vehicle Industry

Meeting Extremely Tight ID Tolerances in Electric Vehicle Parts

For the Electric Vehicle Industry

For the Electric Vehicle Industry

Tight Tolerance for a Pinion Gear for EVs

Powder metallurgy is an advantageous process that produces a wide variety of high quality, precision alloy parts. We use this process to provide our clients with cost-effective parts produced at, or near, final dimensions. By tapping into the diverse capabilities of powdered metal, we can innovate with new concepts and help our clients achieve their unique objectives.

At Allied Sinterings, we only use top-quality powdered metal and materials. The design flexibility of powdered metal allows us to develop parts with enhanced strength, durability, heat resistance, and more. We have worked with some of the most intricate and complex geometries and are highly respected in the automotive, medical, telecom, and industrial equipment sectors. A recent success involved helping a client achieve tight inner diameter specifications for electric vehicle (EV) parts.

The Problem: Realizing a Pinion Gear Design with Extremely Tight Tolerances

One of our automotive clients had unusually tight tolerance requirements for an inner diameter (ID). The requirements were tighter than the typical ± 5/10ths diameter found in small powdered metal components. Specifically, the client needed a tight ID for a pinion gear part used in the motor shaft of their electric vehicles. The part needed to be small enough to fit onto the shaft.

The Solution: Achieving 7/10ths of a Typical Tolerance for an ID

We manufacture precision parts to some of the tightest tolerances using a combination of tight tool maintenance and process control measures. After confirming the client’s performance requirements, we selected the necessary materials and began the powder metallurgy process. We were able to fabricate the required component without needing to resize (ream, drill, or ballize) the part. We were able to hold a ± 3.5/10ths on a press fit ID for a total of 7/10ths tolerance.

The result was another satisfied customer who benefitted from a precision component of the highest quality, which we were happy to manufacture.

Your Partner for Precision Powdered Metal Solutions

Whenever you work with us, our team will commit to realizing top-quality solutions, meeting your unique specifications with repeatable and dimensional accuracy every time.

To achieve the best possible results, Allied Sinterings utilizes the following:

  • A team of highly skilled and trained professionals
  • Precision measuring to meet even the tightest tolerance requirements
  • Expertise in developing solutions with intricate, complex geometries
  • Fully equipped facilities and top-of-the-line equipment for developing innovative solutions
  • Expansive ideas, capabilities, and expertise to meet the needs of our customers
  • And more

Our company stands out as a leading manufacturer of powdered metal parts, having produced some of the smallest and most intricate solutions currently available. Our award-winning capabilities have enabled us to supply our clients with quality powder metal parts since 1959. We maintain the highest quality assurance standards with consistent, highly controlled processes, giving our clients precisely what they need when they need it.

We use state-of-the-art facilities and manufacturing equipment to achieve the best results. Our team utilizes strict environmental controls, fully-calibrated process monitoring, computerized statistical process controls, and a double flank composite inspection to assess product quality. In turn, we can fabricate precision parts with outer diameters as high as 1.25 inches and up to 1 inch in height while meeting ±0.001 tolerances for each solution.

Contact us today to learn more about what our team at Allied Sinterings can do for you.

To learn more about this project, contact us at: (203) 743-7502

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