MS01-13-Metal stamping refrigerator components

Welcome to our precision metal part solution, Model MS01-13—an engineering breakthrough designed for multi-point mechanical fastening and structural reinforcement across industries. As shown in the accompanying image, MS01-13 features an integrated threaded fastener array, contoured metal bracket, and reinforced locking notch, making it ideal for applications requiring secure multi-component attachment, such as automotive interior trims, white goods control panel mounts, and industrial equipment connectors. Our R&D team has optimized MS01-13 to balance load distribution and assembly precision: the threaded inserts (visible in the image) are press-fitted with ±0.02mm accuracy, ensuring uniform torque transmission, while the high-strength galvanized steel base provides resistance to cyclic loading and environmental corrosion. Whether you’re an automotive supplier sourcing durable interior components or a commercial equipment manufacturer needing robust multi-point mounting solutions, MS01-13 delivers a hybrid design that merges structural integrity with assembly efficiency.

Model MS01-13 is engineered for multi-point fastening applications, with specifications aligned to its role as a load-distributing, multi-feature component (as seen in the image):

• Materials: Primarily utilizes high-strength galvanized steel (SGCD grade, 1.2–2.8mm thickness) for the main bracket, paired with precision-machined threaded inserts (brass or stainless steel, based on application). Optional materials include 304 stainless steel (for chemical-resistant environments) or 6061 aluminum alloy (for lightweight automotive interior parts). All materials undergo tensile testing (minimum 330 MPa for galvanized steel) and torque verification (each insert sustains 15–40N·m without stripping).
  
  

• Production Process: Combines progressive stamping (9–13 stations) for the metal bracket (creating the contoured shape and locking notch visible in the image) and precision insert molding for the threaded fasteners. The stamping process achieves dimensional tolerances of ±0.03mm, while each insert’s press-fit is controlled within ±0.02mm to ensure alignment. Fully automated production lines integrate these processes, with in-line multi-point torque testing to verify insert integrity.
  
  

• Surface Treatment: The galvanized steel bracket supports electrophoretic coating (gray, 18–25μm) for enhanced corrosion resistance (matching the image’s finish), zinc-nickel plating (for automotive-grade durability), or passivation (for stainless steel variants). Each threaded insert undergoes plating/coating matching the bracket’s finish to prevent galvanic corrosion. All surface treatments pass 96-hour salt spray testing, and the assembly withstands 2,000+ cycles of vibration testing.
  
  

• Mold Development Cycle: 6 weeks for standard MS01-13 molds, with expedited 4.5-week turnaround for modifications to bracket geometry or insert specifications—critical for aligning with custom equipment designs.
  
  

• Sample Delivery Time: 45 days for standard samples; 30 days for modified designs using existing tooling. Samples include a multi-point torque report (measuring each insert’s load capacity) and dimensional conformance data (verified against the image’s prototype with ±0.03mm tolerance).
  
  

• Quality System: Compliant with IATF 16949, with specialized checks for MS01-13: each assembly undergoes 100% torque testing (ensuring inserts meet 15–40N·m specifications) and visual inspection for burrs or misalignment.
  
  

• Production Advantage: Automated lines with AI-powered vision systems inspect every part for dimensional errors, insert alignment, and surface defects—ensuring the part in the image is representative of all units produced. This automation achieves a defect rate of <0.06%, far below industry averages for multi-feature components.
  
  

• Minimum Order Quantity: 1,000 pieces for standard configurations; 1,600 pieces for custom material/insert combinations. Custom orders include a design validation phase to ensure modifications (e.g., bracket thickness changes or insert quantity adjustments) maintain the assembly’s structural integrity.

Model MS01-13 leverages its hybrid design (visualized in the image) to deliver unique advantages:

• Multi-Point Threaded Insert Array: The precision press-fit inserts (seen in the image) eliminate the need for secondary threading operations, reducing assembly time by 35% for manufacturers. Their distributed torque capacity (15–40N·m per insert) ensures reliable fastener retention in high-vibration environments like automotive interiors or industrial machinery.
  
  

• Structural Load Distribution: The galvanized steel bracket (with reinforced edges and locking notch, visible in the image) distributes loads evenly across multiple points, withstanding static loads up to 80kg and dynamic loads up to 40kg. In testing, MS01-13 survived 8,000+ cycles of opening/closing (simulating oven door use) without deformation, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications.
  
  

• Corrosion Resistance & Durability: The combination of galvanized steel and electrophoretic coating (or alternative finishes) ensures the assembly resists rust and chemical damage. In salt spray testing, MS01-13 outperformed industry standards by 25%, making it viable for outdoor commercial equipment or marine applications.
  
  

• Rapid Customization: Our team can modify bracket dimensions, insert types (e.g., switching from brass to stainless steel for corrosion resistance), or surface finishes in as little as 4.5 weeks—enabling clients to adapt MS01-13 to new product lines, such as updated automotive interior systems or commercial refrigerator components.
  
  

• Cost-Effective Scalability: Automated production (stamping + insert molding) and high-volume compatibility drive down unit costs. For orders of 6,000+ pieces, MS01-13’s cost decreases by 18%, making it a competitive choice for both OEMs and aftermarket suppliers.

Model MS01-13’s hybrid design (as depicted in the image) makes it a versatile solution across sectors:

• White Goods: Serves as oven control panel mounts (where threaded inserts secure electronics to the frame, and the bracket’s strength supports repeated interaction) and refrigerator door hardware (the contoured shape fits into door frames, and inserts allow adjustable fasteners). The electrophoretic coating resists kitchen moisture and cleaning chemicals.
  
  

• Automotive Parts: Deployed as interior trim mounting brackets (inserts secure decorative panels, and the locking notch snaps into place) and seat adjustment mechanism components (multi-point inserts distribute load during seat movement). It meets automotive durability standards (150,000+ cycle testing).
  
  

• Commercial Equipment: Ideal for vending machine component arrays (inserts secure multiple motors/dispensers, and the bracket attaches to the machine’s frame) and commercial freezer door latches (reinforced notch locks the door, and inserts withstand low-temperature contraction). Food-safe finishes are available for kitchen equipment.
  
  

• Industrial Sector: Applied in machinery panel mounting brackets (inserts secure control panels, and the bracket’s strength prevents accidental dislodging) and conveyor system multi-point connectors (threaded inserts allow modular part replacement, and the bracket withstands conveyor vibrations). It operates reliably in temperatures from -30°C to 110°C.
  
  

• Other Industries: Utilized in office furniture multi-point hinges (inserts provide stable rotation, and the bracket supports desk or cabinet doors) and communication equipment backplane mounts (locking notch secures panels, and inserts allow cable management hardware). Custom finishes, like the galvanized look in the image or colored coatings, align with brand aesthetics.
  
  

In every application, MS01-13’s hybrid design—marrying a precision threaded insert array with a robust metal bracket, as seen in the image—sets a new standard for parts that demand both structural reliability and assembly efficiency in modern manufacturing.

Q: How long does mold development and sample production take?
A: Mold development takes 6 weeks, and sample delivery is completed within 45 days, ensuring a quick response to customer needs.

Q: What production process do you use?
A: We use progressive stamping dies combined with metal drawing processes for production, ensuring high efficiency, precision, and excellent consistency, particularly suitable for parts with complex geometries.

Q: Do you meet automotive industry quality standards?
A: Yes, we are certified under the IATF 16949 Quality Management System, fully complying with automotive industry quality requirements.

Q: What are the advantages of metal drawing process?
A: The metal drawing process can produce deep thin-walled parts while maintaining uniform wall thickness and excellent surface quality, making it particularly suitable for manufacturing housings and container-type parts.

Q: What industries do your production capabilities cover?
A: We can produce not only metal parts for household appliances but also precision metal parts for automotive components, including both stamped and drawn parts.

Q: Do you support multiple surface treatment options?
A: Yes, we offer various surface treatment options including galvanization, nickel plating, painting, electrophoretic coating, and passivation to meet different application needs.

Q: Is the minimum order quantity negotiable?
A: 1,000 pieces is our standard minimum order quantity. For long-term cooperation or special requirements, we can negotiate flexibly.

Ready to enhance your oven door hinge performance? Contact us now for free technical consultation and a quote! Our engineers and sales team are here to provide professional support.

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Note: This product holds an EU design patent, ensuring unique and proprietary design.