Aluminum Mounting Bracket

This product is a precision-machined aluminum mounting bracket designed to secure electronic, mechanical, or optical components within larger assemblies. Manufactured to exact specifications from customer drawings, these brackets provide structural support and precise positioning. They are commonly used in industrial equipment, automation systems, and electronic enclosures where lightweight yet rigid mounting is required. Custom features include specific hole patterns, mounting interfaces, and dimensional tolerances.

The bracket is fabricated from aluminum alloys 6061 or 7075, with an optional anodized coating. Available thickness ranges from 2 to 6 mm, overall length from 50 to 200 mm, and width from 30 to 100 mm. The hole pattern typically includes 4 to 8 mounting holes. Surface finish is anodized per ISO 7599. Tensile strength ranges from 200 to 310 MPa, yield strength from 90 to 280 MPa, and hardness from 45 to 100 HB, depending on alloy and temper, per ASTM B209 and ASTM E10. General dimensional tolerance is ±0.1 mm per ISO 2768-m, and flatness deviation is 0.1 mm per ISO 1101. Operating temperature for anodized aluminum is -40 to 120 °C. Weight ranges from 0.1 to 1.5 kg depending on size and thickness.

These values are reference ranges for directory purposes; actual specifications must be confirmed with the legal manufacturer or supplier for the specific model and application. The bracket serves as a structural interface, providing mounting points between components and the main assembly. Selection inputs include component dimensions, load requirements, environmental conditions, and mounting hole configuration. Verification questions should address material grade, temper, coating thickness, and compliance with the listed standards. Maintenance signals include visible corrosion, coating wear, or deformation. Failure boundaries are defined by the material's yield strength and the bracket's dimensional stability under load.

The bracket provides a structural interface and mounting points between components and the main assembly. It transfers mechanical loads from the mounted component to the supporting structure, maintaining precise positioning. The bracket's geometry, including hole patterns and tolerances, ensures alignment and secure fastening. The material properties of aluminum alloys 6061 or 7075 offer a balance of strength and weight, while anodized coating enhances corrosion resistance and surface hardness. The working principle relies on the bracket's rigidity and dimensional accuracy to prevent relative motion between components, ensuring reliable operation of the overall system.