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Will your housing eliminate "Bad Throw Out Bearing Sound"? While the bearing itself causes the noise, the CSC housing plays a critical role. If the housing mounting face is not perpendicular to the shaft, it causes misalignment, leading to CSC noise and premature bearing failure. Feiya uses CNC machining to ensure strict concentricity and perpendicularity, ensuring the bearing spins perfectly true and quiet.
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Are your CSC bodies compatible with all "Brake Fluid Types"? Absolutely. Our aluminum housings undergo hard anodizing to resist chemical corrosion. They are fully compatible with standard DOT 3 and DOT 4 brake fluids. This surface treatment prevents the aluminum from reacting with the fluid, avoiding the formation of sludge that can block the bleeder valve or damage the master cylinder.
How do your housings prevent "Clutch Slave Cylinder Leaking"? Clutch slave cylinder leaking is the #1 failure mode. It is usually caused by a rough cylinder wall wearing out the rubber seal. Feiya solves this by precision honing the internal bore to a mirror finish (Ra < 0.4µm). This ultra-smooth surface reduces friction, ensuring the hydraulic seals last longer and preventing the dreaded "clutch pedal stuck to floor" symptom caused by fluid loss.
Why should I choose an aluminum CSC housing over the OEM plastic one? This is the most common upgrade request. The search for "plastic vs metal slave cylinder" often stems from plastic housings cracking under high heat. Feiya’s aluminum CSC upgrade offers superior thermal stability. Unlike plastic, which can warp and cause the bearing to bind, our die-cast aluminum body maintains its shape even under extreme transmission temperatures, preventing catastrophic housing fractures.
What is your capability for modifying designs during the prototyping phase? We support New Product Introduction (NPI). Before mass production, we can provide prototype tooling or small-batch trial runs to verify the design. If design changes are needed, our team can quickly modify the mold or adjust CNC machining parameters to ensure the final part meets your assembly requirements.
Who owns the intellectual property and the molds? As a dedicated contract manufacturer, we respect your Intellectual Property (IP). Once you pay for the custom tooling, the mold belongs entirely to you. We maintain the molds in our factory for your exclusive production use and will never use your proprietary designs for other clients or our own brand.
Can you support reverse engineering if I don't have the original drawings? Yes. If you need to reproduce legacy parts or upgrade plastic components to aluminum, we can perform reverse engineering based on your physical samples. We use 3D scanning to generate CAD data and develop new die-casting molds to replicate the part with precise geometric tolerances.
Do you provide mold design and manufacturing services in-house? Yes, Feiya offers a one-stop solution. We have an in-house tooling workshop capable of independent mold design and manufacturing. We utilize Mold Flow Analysis to optimize gate locations and cooling channels before cutting steel, ensuring high-density castings for complex parts like cylinder heads and pump housings.
What information do you need to provide a quote for OEM aluminum die casting parts? To provide an accurate quotation, please provide 2D drawings (PDF) with tolerance specifications and 3D models (STEP/IGES/X_T format). Please also specify the aluminum alloy grade (e.g., ADC12, A356), estimated annual quantity, and surface treatment requirements. Our engineering team will conduct a DFM (Design for Manufacturing) review upon receipt.
What is your Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ)? We are flexible. For mass production of die-cast parts, typical MOQs start from 500-1,000 pieces to ensure cost-efficiency. However, we understand the needs of high-mix, low-volume projects and can support smaller batches during the initial launch phase to help you ramp up.
What is the typical lead time for a new die-casting project? The cycle from mold design to sample delivery is approximately 60-90 days.
How do you package parts to prevent damage during transit? The inner packaging is a standard cardboard box, and the outer packaging is a custom-made wooden box.
What shipping methods do you offer for bulk aluminum castings? We offer flexible export logistics solutions based on your timeline and budget. We can ship via Sea Freight (FCL/LCL) for bulk cost-efficiency or Air Freight for urgent sample delivery. We are familiar with major incoterms like FOB (Ningbo/Shanghai), CIF, and DDP to support global delivery.
What is your warranty policy if defects are found after delivery? We stand behind our quality. If any non-conforming parts due to manufacturing defects (such as casting porosity or dimensional deviation) are found upon receipt, please contact us within 30 days. We will investigate the root cause and provide free replacements or credit in the next shipment to ensure your production is not disrupted.
How do you inspect the dimensions of precision machined parts? Our quality lab is equipped with advanced Hexagon CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machines). We verify key geometric tolerances, such as flatness, concentricity, and hole positions, to ensure your CNC machined parts fit perfectly on your assembly line.
Do you perform leak testing for pressure-sensitive parts? Yes. For critical components like engine cylinder heads, fuel dispenser pumps, and valve bodies, we conduct 100% pneumatic leak testing (air-decay test) and pressure testing. This guarantees the parts are free from porosity and leakage before they leave our factory.
How do you verify the material composition of the aluminum alloy? We strictly control material quality. Before casting, every batch of molten aluminum is analyzed using a Spectrometer to verify the chemical composition (e.g., Si, Cu, Fe content). We can provide Material Composition Reports with every shipment to ensure compliance with standards like ADC12 or A356.