Machined Shafts

Machined Shafts are made from metal blocks and are used in various applications, ranging from automotive to industrial. They are designed for controlling motion and torque and for providing structural support for machinery and systems. They can be machined to exacting specifications depending on the application. Machined shafts are typically made from hardened and heat-treated metals such as stainless steel, aluminum, and bronze, as well as from nonmetallic materials such as plastics, wood, and composites. Common machined shafts include spiral shafts, helical shafts, planetary shafts, and stubbed shafts. Depending on the application, machined shafts can be designed for single or multiple stages, with varying levels of tolerances, lubrication requirements, and surface finishes.