CNC Machining for Communications Equipment
RF housings, cavity filter components, heatsinks and connector hardware machined in aluminum and copper, with the conductive finish discipline RF hardware needs.
100+CNC machines, 11 five-axis
40+precision inspection instruments
±0.005 mmstandard tolerance
19+countries served
24 hquote on complete files
KGL at a glance: KGL Machinery & Electronics, Shenzhen since 2013. Custom metal and plastic parts from customer drawings, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016 and AS9100D certified, D-U-N-S Registered. kgl@kglmfc.com.
What We Build for Communications Teams
- RF cavity housings and filter bodies in 6061 with alodine finish
- Base station and amplifier heatsinks in 6061 and C11000
- Connector backshells and ground blocks in C36000
- Machined cold plates for power amplifiers
RF Hardware Quality Points
| Feature | We hold |
|---|---|
| Cavity dimensions | +/-0.02 mm, individually documented |
| Conductive faces | Alodine, masked from anodize |
| Cover flatness | 0.02 mm for gasket sealing |
| Threaded ports | SMA/NPT threads gauge checked 100 percent |
Typical parts: communications typical parts. Thermal material data: brass and copper.
Communications Machining FAQ
Can you machine RF housings with conductive finish control?
Yes: alodine (chem film) on mating and grounding faces keeps conductivity, with anodize or paint only where the drawing allows. Masking maps are agreed before production.
What tolerances do cavity filter parts need?
Cavity dimensions drive frequency response, so we hold cavity features to +/-0.02 mm and document them individually on the CMM report.
Do you support repeat batches for base station hardware?
Yes, programs and fixtures are filed per part number; quarterly repeat batches are the normal pattern in this industry.
Machining RF or Base Station Parts?
Send the drawing; quote with finish and masking plan within 24 hours.
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