Materials Options with Fecision
Fecision offers an extensive range of high-quality metals, plastics, and elastomers to meet your exact specifications. Our material expertise spans multiple industries, ensuring optimal performance for your components across aerospace, medical, automotive, and consumer applications.
Various Options
Functionality
Cost-effectiveness
CNC Metals
Our precision-machined metals deliver exceptional strength, thermal conductivity, and corrosion resistance. We work with aluminum, stainless steel, brass, titanium, copper, etc., to create components with tight tolerances and superior finishes.
Materials
Description
Price
Aluminum
Alloys like 6061 (versatile) and 7075 (high-strength), lightweight with good strength, easy to machine. Used for aerospace components and auto parts.
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Stainless Steel
Grades 304 (general), 316 (marine), 416 (machinable), corrosion-resistant and durable. Applied in medical tools and marine hardware.
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Steel
Versatile with varying hardness and strength, cost-effective. Suitable for machinery parts and structural components.
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Copper
High electrical and thermal conductivity, malleable. Essential for wiring and heat sinks.
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Brass
Copper-zinc alloy, excellent machinability and conductivity. Produces valves and electrical connectors.
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Titanium
Ti-6Al-4V dominant, high strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion-resistant. For aerospace parts and medical implants.
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Bronze
Copper-tin alloy, wear-resistant with smooth finish. Makes bearings and marine fittings.
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Carbon Steel
1018 (mild) and 4140 (alloy), strong, low cost, good machinability. Used for shafts and industrial fasteners.
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Zinc
Low melting point, castable, corrosion-resistant, good finish. Used in die-castings and small parts.
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Iron
Strong, magnetic, economical. Found in structural parts and machinery bases.
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Magnesium
AZ31/AZ91 alloys, ultra-light with good strength. For aerospace and lightweight auto parts.
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Nickel Alloys
Inconel 718, exceptional heat and corrosion resistance, strong at high temps. Critical for jet engines.
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Invar 36
Low thermal expansion, dimensionally stable. Used in precision instruments.
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CNC Plastics
Our engineered plastics offer excellent chemical resistance, electrical insulation, and lightweight properties. We specialize in ABS, Delrin, PEEK, Nylon, and Polycarbonate for applications requiring precise dimensions and specialized properties.
Materials
Description
Price
ABS
Tough, impact-resistant, easy to machine. Used for electronic enclosures, toys.
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PC
High impact strength, transparent, heat-resistant. For safety glasses, electronic parts.
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PMMA (Acrylic)
Clear, scratch-resistant, machinable. Makes display cases, lenses
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POM
Hard, low friction, dimensionally stable. Used for gears, bearings
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PA (Nylon)
Wear-resistant, strong, self-lubricating. For bushings, fasteners
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PE
Flexible, chemical-resistant. Used for containers, pipes.
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PEEK
High heat resistance, strong, biocompatible. For medical implants, aerospace parts.
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PP
Lightweight, chemical-resistant, tough. Makes containers, automotive parts.
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PTFE (Teflon)
Low friction, chemical/heat-resistant. Used for seals, bearings.
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PS
Rigid, transparent, easy to machine. For disposable utensils, packaging.
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HDPE
Stiff, chemical-resistant, strong. Used for bottles, pipes.
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UHMW
High wear resistance, low friction. Makes conveyor parts, liners.
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Injection Molding Plastics
Our injection molding materials include polypropylene, ABS, nylon, and polyethylene. These materials enable cost-effective production of complex parts with consistent quality and excellent dimensional stability for high-volume applications.
Materials
Description
Price
ABS
Impact-resistant, tough, easy to mold. Grades like ABS+PC blend. Used for toy parts, electronic housings.
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PEEK
High heat resistance, strong, biocompatible. Used for medical implants, aerospace parts..
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PP
Lightweight, chemical-resistant, flexible. Used for food containers, caps.
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PET
Strong, clear, recyclable. For beverage bottles, packaging films.
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PC
High impact, transparent, heat-resistant. For water bottles, phone cases.
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PMMA (Acrylic)
Clear, weather-resistant, good optics. Makes automotive lenses, display covers.
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POM
Hard, low friction, dimensionally stable. Grades like POM-H. For gears, zippers.
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PA (Nylon)
Wear-resistant, strong, oil-resistant. PA6, PA66 common. Used for bearings, fasteners.
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PE
Flexible, chemical-resistant. LDPE, HDPE grades. For plastic bags, bottles.
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PTFE (Teflon)
Low friction, heat/corrosion-resistant. Used for non-stick coatings, seals.
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PS
Rigid, transparent, low cost. Used for disposable cups, packaging trays.v
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HDPE
Stiff, chemical-resistant, strong. Used for bottles, pipes.
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PBT
Good electrical insulation, heat-resistant. For connectors, switches.
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PVC
Versatile, rigid/soft forms. For pipes, cable insulation.
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Stamping Metals
Our stamping metals include copper, brass, aluminum, and steel alloys. These materials provide excellent formability, electrical conductivity, and cost-effectiveness for high-volume production of thin-walled components and electrical contacts.
Materials
Description
Price
Aluminum
Alloys like 6061 and 5052, lightweight, ductile, corrosion-resistant. Stamped into automotive panels, beverage cans.
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Stainless Steel
304, 316; corrosion-resistant, strong. Used for kitchen utensils, medical instrument parts via stamping.
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Copper
Pure copper (C1100), bronze; conductive, ductile. Stamped into electrical contacts, heat sinks.
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Steel
High strength, formable. Stamped into structural components, automotive brackets.
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Titanium
Ti-6Al-4V; strong, lightweight, corrosion-resistant. Stamped for aerospace parts, medical implants.
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Sheet Metals
SPCC (cold-rolled), SPHC (hot-rolled), galvanized (corrosion-resistant). Stamped into chassis, roofing.
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Casting Metals
Our casting materials include zinc, aluminum, and magnesium alloys. These materials enable the production of complex geometries with excellent surface finishes, dimensional accuracy, and cost-effective manufacturing for medium to high volumes.
Materials
Description
Price
Cast Iron
Hard, brittle with good castability and wear resistance. Common grades: Gray cast iron (HT200). Used in engine blocks, pipe fittings.
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Cast Steel
High strength, toughness, weldable. Grades like ASTM A216 WCB. Applications: valve bodies, heavy machinery components.
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Aluminum Alloy
Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, good thermal conductivity. Typical: A356. Used in automotive wheels, aircraft parts.
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Copper Alloy
Excellent conductivity, ductile, corrosion-resistant. Common: Brass (C36000). Used in plumbing fittings, electrical connectors.
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Zinc Alloy
Ti-6Al-4V; strong, lightweight, corrosion-resistant. Stamped for aerospace parts, medical implants.
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Magnesium Alloys
Ultra-light, high strength-to-weight ratio. Example AZ91D. Used in aerospace structures, laptop casings.
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Titanium Alloys
High strength, corrosion-resistant, biocompatible. Grade Ti-6Al-4V. Used in medical implants, aircraft turbines.
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Elastomers
Our elastomer materials include silicone, TPU, and rubber compounds. These materials provide excellent flexibility, compression set resistance, and durability for seals, gaskets, and components requiring vibration dampening or waterproof properties.
Materials
Description
Price
LSR
Liquid Silicone Rubber, fast-curing, high precision. Used in baby bottle nipples, electronic seals.
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Silicone Rubber (SI)
Wide temperature resistance, biocompatible. Grade VMQ. Used in medical tubing, oven seals.
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Natural Rubber (NR)
Highly elastic, tear-resistant, good resilience. Grade RSS 3. Used in tires, rubber bands for its excellent stretch and recovery.
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SBR
Styrene-Butadiene Rubber, wear-resistant, cost-effective, blends well. Common grade: SBR 1502. Used in tire treads, gaskets.
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NBR
Nitrile Rubber, oil and fuel resistant, good flexibility. Grade NBR 70. Applications: fuel hoses, O-rings in automotive.
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EPM
Ethylene-Propylene Monomer, chemical resistant, low permeability. Used in gaskets, cable insulation for its stability.
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EPDM
Ethylene-Propylene-Diene Monomer, weather/ozone resistant, heat-resistant. Grade Keltan 512. Used in window seals, roofing membranes.
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TPU
Thermoplastic Polyurethane, fexible, abrasion-resistant, recyclable. Grade Desmopan 385. Used in phone cases, shoe soles.
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TPO
Thermoplastic Olefin, UV-resistant, low cost, easy to process. Used in automotive bumpers, outdoor gaskets.
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Material Properties Comparison
Understanding the key properties of different materials helps you select the optimal option for your application. Below is a comparison of essential characteristics across our material categories.
| Material Type | Strength | Weight | Heat Resistance | Chemical Resistance | Cost Efficiency |
| CNC Metals | Excellent | High | Excellent | Good | Moderate |
| CNC Plastics | Good | Low | Moderate | Excellent | High |
| Injection Molding Plastics | Moderate | Low | Moderate | Good | Excellent |
| Stamping Metals | Good | Moderate | Good | Moderate | Excellent |
| Casting Metals | Good | Moderate | Good | Moderate | Good |
| Elastomers | Low | Low | Low-Moderate | Variable | Good |
Superior Materials We Offer
At Fecision, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional material solutions that set us apart from competitors. Our commitment to quality and performance ensures your components meet the highest standards.
Material Quality Assurance
- ISO 9001:2015 certified material handling processes
- Comprehensive material traceability documentation
- Batch testing and certification for critical applications
- Strict supplier qualification program
- Regular material property verification testing
Speak With Our Engineering Team
Discuss your specific application challenges with our fixture design specialists.
Customer-Supplied Resin
We understand that some projects require specific proprietary materials. Fecision welcomes customer-supplied resins and materials for your manufacturing projects. To ensure optimal processing and quality results, we require the following information:
Required Documentation
- Technical datasheet with material properties
- Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS/SDS)
- Processing guidelines and parameters
- Batch certification and traceability information
- Storage and handling requirements
Important Notice for Customer Materials
For optimal results with customer-supplied materials, please provide at least 10%-20% additional material beyond the calculated requirement to account for setup, testing, and potential process adjustments. All customer materials must be clearly labeled with material type, batch number, and date received.
Compatibility Testing
Before full production, we conduct comprehensive compatibility testing for all customer-supplied materials:
- Processing parameter verification
- Material property validation
- Equipment compatibility assessment
- Sample production and quality evaluation
Material Selection Guidance
Application Requirements
- Mechanical stress factors
- Environmental conditions
- Temperature extremes
- Chemical exposure
- UV and weather resistance
Manufacturing Considerations
- Production volume requirements
- Tolerance specifications
- Surface finish needs
- Assembly methods
- Secondary operations
Economic Factors
- Budget constraints
- Material availability
- Lead time requirements
- Lifecycle considerations
- Regulatory compliance
Materials FAQs
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