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Quick Specifications

Material

Copper, DT4C Steel

Process

CNC Machining

Tolerance

±0.005mm

Lead Time

3-5 Days

MOQ

100 Pieces

Surface Finish

Silver Plating, Tin Plating

Product Overview

New energy vehicle high voltage DC structural components are precision-engineered parts designed for electric vehicle electrical connection systems. These critical components include copper terminals for high-current electrical connections, moving contact plates for switching mechanisms, air tubes for pneumatic systems, and DT4C armatures for electromagnetic actuators. Each component must meet stringent requirements for electrical conductivity, thermal stability, and mechanical strength.

Our manufacturing expertise covers pure copper (C110) for terminals requiring maximum electrical conductivity, precision-machined moving contact plates with silver or tin plating for reliable switching performance, corrosion-resistant air tubes for pneumatic actuation systems, and DT4C electrical steel for armatures with excellent magnetic properties. Advanced CNC machining centers produce components with tolerances as tight as ±0.005mm, ensuring perfect fit and reliable performance in high voltage DC systems. Each part undergoes rigorous quality inspection including dimensional verification, conductivity testing, and material analysis.

Surface finishing options include silver plating (5-10 μm) for superior conductivity and oxidation resistance, tin plating for corrosion protection, and specialized coatings for enhanced durability in harsh automotive environments. We support both rapid prototyping for new model development and volume production for OEM requirements. With comprehensive material traceability and IATF 16949:2016 certification, our components meet the automotive industry's highest quality standards for electric vehicle high voltage systems.

Technical Specifications

Material C110 Copper (99.9% purity), DT4C Electrical Steel
Process CNC Milling, CNC Turning, 5-Axis Machining
Tolerance ±0.005mm standard, tighter on request
Surface Finish Silver Plating (5-10 μm), Tin Plating (3-5 μm)
Electrical Conductivity ≥58 MS/m for copper components
Magnetic Properties High permeability for DT4C armatures
Lead Time 3-5 days for prototypes, 2-3 weeks for production
Compliance IATF 16949:2016, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015

Applications

High Voltage DC Systems

Copper terminals and busbars for high-current electrical connections in battery and motor systems

Switching Mechanisms

Precision moving contact plates for relays, contactors, and high-voltage switching systems

Pneumatic Systems

Corrosion-resistant air tubes for pneumatic actuation and braking systems

Electromagnetic Actuators

DT4C armatures for solenoids, relays, and electromagnetic switching components

Charging Systems

High-current terminals and connectors for fast charging and DC charging stations

Electric Vehicles

Complete electrical connection solutions for EVs, HEVs, and PHEVs

Manufacturing Capabilities

50+

CNC Machines

±0.005mm

Precision Tolerance

3-5

Days Delivery

IATF

16949 Certified

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you comply with IATF 16949 for automotive parts?

Yes, we are IATF 16949:2016 certified, which is the international quality management standard for the automotive industry. Our manufacturing processes meet the stringent requirements of automotive OEMs.

What materials do you use for EV components?

We commonly use 6061 and 7075 aluminum alloys for lightweight structural and thermal management components, C110 copper for electrical conductors, and 300M/4140 steel for structural and safety parts.

Can you provide PPAP documentation?

Yes, we provide complete PPAP (Production Part Approval Process) documentation including design records, process flow diagrams, PFMEA, control plans, and submission warrants as required by automotive customers.

What is your lead time for EV components?

Prototype lead time is 3-5 days. Production orders typically take 2-3 weeks depending on quantity and complexity. Expedited service is available for urgent development schedules.

Do you offer rapid prototyping for new EV models?

Absolutely. We specialize in rapid prototyping with quick turnaround times for new model development. Our engineering team can assist with DFM analysis to optimize designs for manufacturability and cost-effectiveness.

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