In both CNC machining services and sheet metal fabrication projects, engineers often design parts that look perfect in CAD but fail during assembly.
The main issues are not exotic — they come from overlooking assembly clearance, fastening methods, accessibility, and clear annotations.
This article summarizes four key mistakes with real industry cases, practical improvements, and an engineering checklist for battery enclosures, sheet metal housings, brackets, and precision machined parts.
Anodizing is a popular finishing process for CNC machined aluminum parts, but it often raises concerns about color difference. This article explains what ΔE values mean, why color variation occurs, and how Bergek CNC controls it through material consistency, process stability, and CAPA. We also highlight how acceptable ΔE ranges differ between functional parts, industrial housings, and high-end consumer products.
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