Case Study

Case Study: Bushing with Bore-to-OD Relationship

An anonymized manufacturing review. Project facts that have not been approved for public release are identified clearly rather than replaced with assumed figures.

Machined sleeve and bushing component with bore and chamfer details

The Part

An anonymized bushing-component review. The public record does not include an approved drawing, material grade, quantity or inspection report.

Public-record limit: customer identity, drawing number, confidential dimensions, purchase-order information and undisclosed production data are not published.

Machined sleeve and bushing component with bore and chamfer details
Representative DXSCNC component image. It is not presented as case-specific production evidence.

The Challenge

For this component type, bore-to-OD relationship, end faces, edge condition and mating fit can determine whether the bushing seats correctly.

Our Approach

For a comparable RFQ, DXSCNC would identify the functional datum, bore and OD tolerances, wall thickness, workholding risk and inspection method before quoting.

The actual machining route, inspection frequency and acceptance criteria can only be confirmed from the released drawing and order requirements.

Result

No verified concentricity result, qualification record, delivery period or repeat-order result has been approved for public release.

This page will be updated only when DXSCNC approves factual project data for publication.

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DXSCNC will review machining range, feature relationships, workholding, inspection feasibility and packing risk before quoting.

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