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Compare the aluminum and stainless-steel grades WEKO reviews for motor housings, robot structures, end covers, shafts, sleeves and precision motion interfaces.
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01Aluminum 6061
A practical machinable alloy for motor housings, end covers, brackets and equipment structures where low mass, corrosion resistance and stable production matter.
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02Aluminum 7075
A higher-strength aluminum option for weight-sensitive robot, drone, reducer and motion-system interfaces when the released design requires more mechanical performance than a general-purpose alloy.
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03Stainless Steel 304
A widely used stainless grade for shafts, sleeves, end caps, clean structural interfaces and equipment hardware where general corrosion resistance and a durable metallic finish are useful.
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04Stainless Steel 316
A stainless grade often considered for demanding corrosion, cleaning or outdoor exposure around motion equipment, subject to the actual medium, temperature, geometry and released specification.
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