Humanoid Head and Joint Adapter Bracket in 6061, Black Anodized
Humanoid robot adapter bracket in 6061: triangular layout with concentric stepped bores, coaxiality and position controlled, +/-0.01 to +/-0.05 mm, black anodized. Quote in 24 hours.
Robotics & Humanoid Robots
A triangular adapter bracket for humanoid robot head frames and joints, with multi ear mounting, concentric stepped bores, and strict coaxiality and position control.
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Key Specifications
| Parameter | KGL Capability |
|---|---|
| Material | Aluminum 6061, black anodized |
| Process | CNC milling of outline, ears, cavities, and hole field, drilling of concentric stepped bores, deburring, black anodize |
| Structure | Triangular bracket, multiple mounting ears, concentric stepped bores |
| Tolerances | +/-0.01 to +/-0.05 mm, coaxiality, position, and flatness per drawing |
| Inspection | Dimension, geometric tolerance, visual appearance |
| Tolerance | ±0.005 mm standard on metals, engineering plastics, and carbon fiber composite |
| Certifications | ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016, AS9100D |
| Capacity | 100+ CNC machines including 11 five-axis centers |
| MOQ | No MOQ; 1-piece prototypes supported |
| Quote | Within 24 hours for complete 2D/3D files |
About This Part
Head frames and joints on humanoids need brackets that locate several subassemblies at once without stacking error. This triangular bracket carries multiple mounting ears, concentric stepped bores for the joint or sensor stack, and a distributed hole field, all held to plus or minus 0.01 to plus or minus 0.05 mm with coaxiality, position, and flatness called out on the drawing.
6061 keeps the bracket light where the servos feel it, and the black anodize handles handling wear and appearance. The stepped bores are machined to their shared axis in one setup so the coaxiality is a machining result, not a measurement surprise.
Inspection covers dimensions, the geometric callouts, and appearance, with the concentric bore pair as the sampled critical.
This part family supports the Robotics Parts industry. Read how KGL machines parts for that sector, then send your drawing for a quote.
Why Machine It at KGL
Five-Axis Fleet
100+ CNC machines including 11 five-axis centers run complex geometry in single setups, so tolerances do not stack up across refixturing.
Verified Accuracy
±0.005 mm standard on metals, plastics, and carbon fiber composite, verified on Hexagon and Zeiss CMMs (0.0015 mm accuracy).
Fast Prototypes
Engineering feedback with every quotation; prototype parts typically machined in 15 to 25 days.
One Supplier, End to End
Material sourcing, machining, heat treatment coordination, finishing, CMM inspection and export packaging under one roof.
Part-Specific Advantages
- Triangular multi ear layout for head frames and joints
- Concentric stepped bores, coaxiality controlled in one setup
- Position and flatness per drawing callouts
- Dimensions +/-0.01 to +/-0.05 mm
- 6061 light weight with black anodize wear finish
Typical Applications
- Humanoid robot head frame adapters
- Joint and sensor mounting brackets for humanoid platforms
- Multi subassembly location brackets in robotics
Commercial Terms
| Commercial | Detail |
|---|---|
| MOQ | No MOQ; 1-piece prototype supported |
| Quote | Within 24 hours for complete 2D/3D files |
| Terms | EXW / FOB Shenzhen |
| Certifications | ISO 9001:2015 |
| Packaging | Individual bubble wrap, export carton or wooden case |
| Lead Time | Prototypes 7 to 15 days; production scheduled by volume |
Common Questions
Why a triangular bracket?
Three point mounting is statically determinate: the head or joint sits where the ears put it, without a fourth leg fighting the other three over the fit.
Where does the coaxiality get decided?
In the setup. Both bores cut on one shared axis in one clamping, verified on the CMM afterward.
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