Motion hardware
Actuator housings, motor housings, bearing housings and shafts manufactured around critical fits for joint, drive and motor modules.
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Get custom robot parts made to your drawings and finished for your next build. Move from design review to physical parts quickly, with manufacturing support that can scale into production.
Match each part to the right process, material and production stage while one Yongshuo team keeps your project moving from quote to delivery.
Precision-machine joint housings, shafts and bearing seats, with eligible prototypes ready in 3–5 days.
3D print covers, brackets and gripper fingers for rapid iterations and low-volume builds.
Vacuum-cast consistent shells and soft contact parts for low-volume validation.
Fabricate chassis, control boxes and guards with bending, welding, inserts and finishing.
Produce repeatable covers and connectors with rapid tooling, inserts and overmolding.
Die-cast aluminum and magnesium housings, bases and supports for repeat production.
Create large, complex castings with 3D-printed sand molds, machining and inspection.
Build PCB assemblies, wire harnesses and electromechanical assemblies to your BOM and test plan.
Send one drawing package for connected robot hardware, with critical interfaces and assembly fits reviewed across the build.
Actuator housings, motor housings, bearing housings and shafts manufactured around critical fits for joint, drive and motor modules.
Gripper fingers, dexterous-hand components and tooling mounts made around contact geometry and end-effector interfaces.
Robot chassis, frames and mounting brackets produced for fit checks, pilot builds and repeat production.
Sensor mounts, camera housings and LiDAR brackets built around alignment, cable routing and mounting requirements.
Electronic enclosures, heat sinks and PCB assemblies coordinated around thermal, power and mechanical interfaces.
Fixtures, locating plates and conveyor components made for repeatable final assembly, inspection and integration.
Choose available metals and engineering plastics by grade, manufacturing process and finish for your robot parts.
Manufacture lightweight joint housings, chassis plates and sensor mounts with aluminum grades and finishes matched across machining and casting routes.
| Color: | Silver |
| Common grades and variants | 6061, 6061-T6, 2024, 5052, 5083, 6063, 6082, 7075, 7075-T6, ADC12 (A380) |
| Finishes to discuss | Anodizing, Bead blasting, Powder coating |
| Engineering review | Stiffness and weight, Bearing fits, Finishing allowance |
Manufacture shafts, fasteners and exposed hardware with stainless steel grades and finishes matched to loads, cleaning conditions, mating surfaces and corrosion exposure.
| Color: | Silver |
| Common grades and variants | SUS201, SUS303, SUS304, SUS316, SUS316L, SUS420, SUS430, SUS431, SUS440C, SUS630 / 17-4PH |
| Finishes to discuss | Passivation, Polishing, Brushing |
| Engineering review | Corrosion exposure, Mating surfaces, Surface condition |
Build load-bearing shafts, locating pins and assembly fixtures to your drawing, matching the steel family, heat treatment and surface protection to wear, stiffness and repeatable assembly requirements.
| Color: | Steel gray |
| Common grades and variants | A36, 1018, 1020, 1025, 1045, 1215, 4130, 4140, 4340, 5140, P20, D2 / SKD11, E52100 / SUJ2 |
| Finishes to discuss | Black oxide, Plating, Powder coating |
| Engineering review | Stiffness and weight, Bearing fits, Finishing allowance |
Use magnesium die casting for weight-sensitive housings and supports, with wall geometry, tooling, corrosion protection and secondary machining coordinated for production.
| Color: | Silver gray |
| Common grades and variants | AZ31B, AZ91D |
| Finishes to discuss | Protective coating, Painting |
| Engineering review | Wall geometry, Corrosion protection, Secondary machining |
Make robot covers and internal housings for fit checks and repeat production, matching machining, molding or casting routes to appearance and assembly needs.
| Color: | Black |
| Common grades and variants | ABS Beige (Natural), ABS Black, ABS Black Antistatic, ABS Milky White, ABS+PC Black Flame Retardant, ABS Beige Flame Retardant |
| Finishes to discuss | Painting, Screen printing, Mold texture |
| Engineering review | Assembly fit, Appearance, Service temperature |
Use PC for impact-resistant protective covers and sensor windows, matching the grade and manufacturing route to optical, chemical and surface requirements.
| Color: | Clear |
| Common grades and variants | Flame-retardant transparent PC, Food-grade transparent PC, PC Black, PC Transparent, PC White, PC Yellowish White, PC+GF30 Black |
| Finishes to discuss | Polishing, Mold polish, Printing |
| Engineering review | Optical requirements, Chemical exposure, Impact conditions |
Use POM for bushings, guide blocks and motion interfaces, matching machining or molding to contact load, mating material, clearance and operating environment.
| Color: | Natural |
| Common grades and variants | POM 100AF, POM Black, POM Blue, POM White |
| Finishes to discuss | As machined, As molded |
| Engineering review | Contact load, Running clearance, Mating material |
Develop gripper fingers, guides and brackets through printing, machining or molding, matching the nylon grade to moisture conditioning, build direction and assembly-critical dimensions.
| Color: | Natural |
| Common grades and variants | PA6, PA66, PA12, PA11, Glass-filled PA, Heat-stabilized PA |
| Finishes to discuss | Dyeing, Bead blasting, As molded |
| Engineering review | Moisture conditioning, Build direction, Dimensional stability |
Use PEEK for demanding wear interfaces and insulating components, matching the grade and process to temperature, load and chemical exposure.
| Color: | Natural |
| Common grades and variants | PEEK Beige (Natural), PEEK Black |
| Finishes to discuss | As machined, As molded |
| Engineering review | Temperature and load, Chemical compatibility, Grade verification |
Develop clear covers and display windows with PMMA, matching polishing access, edge geometry and impact exposure to the finished assembly.
| Color: | Clear |
| Common grades and variants | PMMA Black, PMMA Transparent, PMMA White |
| Finishes to discuss | Polishing, Mold polish, Printing |
| Engineering review | Optical clarity, Edge geometry, Impact exposure |
Move from design review to finished parts with engineering, manufacturing and inspection coordinated by one project team.
Turn DFM feedback into updated prototype parts without restarting the sourcing process.
Carry approved drawings and inspection requirements from prototypes into repeat orders.
Coordinate mechanical parts, electronics and assembly interfaces through one project team.
Move faster from prototype to production. Yongshuo coordinates process selection, DFM, manufacturing and inspection as your CAD and BOM evolve.
Align the test goal, current CAD and BOM, prototype process and critical interfaces.
Output: Parts prepared for the next functional test.Manufacture production-intent parts and verify materials, fits and critical dimensions.
Output: Validation-ready hardware and inspection results.Confirm tooling, manufacturing repeatability, inspection requirements and approved revisions.
Output: A controlled pilot-production release.Carry approved drawings, process requirements and inspection standards into repeat orders.
Output: Consistent builds with revision and change control.Bring us the hardware requirements behind your robot platform. We turn them into manufacturable, assembly-ready parts for fast iteration and production.
Build lightweight humanoid structures, joint housings and hand components around motion and assembly requirements.
Manufacture industrial robot components with controlled bearing seats, shaft fits and mounting interfaces.
Build custom gripper fingers and tooling mounts for cobot assembly, tending and inspection.
Build AMR chassis and sensor mounts for payload integration, material transport and accessible assembly.
Manufacture quadruped joint housings and leg linkages for repeated loads and serviceable assembly.
Manufacture drawing-defined surgical and rehabilitation robot parts with critical dimensions and inspection records.
Build custom covers and drive hardware for cleaning, delivery and hospitality robots.
Build parts for harvesting, weeding and spraying robots with field-ready materials and interfaces.
Machine ROV and AUV frames and housings to defined sealing and pressure requirements.
Build lightweight UAV and eVTOL structures and mounting hardware for fit checks and validation.
See how CNC machining, sheet metal fabrication, welding and finishing deliver assembly-ready robot hardware.
Machined mounting points and fabricated chassis sections had to align across mixed materials while supporting assembly and field-service access.
Mounting plates were machined separately from laser-cut, bent and welded structures. Weld sequence and mating datums were controlled before final inspection.
Lightweight airframe and motor-mount geometry needed stable machining around thin sections and accurate interfaces to adjoining composite components.
Five-axis machining reduced refixturing while dedicated workholding supported thin features. Motor patterns and frame datums were inspected before release.
Joint hardware combined lightweight walls, bearing seats, threaded features and actuator interfaces that had to remain aligned through machining and finishing.
Five-axis setups reduced refixturing across critical features. Functional interfaces were protected and checked again after hard anodizing.
Rollers, brackets and guide rails combined different manufacturing routes but still had to maintain repeatable mounting and conveyor alignment.
Rollers were turned and milled while brackets and guides were laser cut and bent. Defined assemblies used controlled welding before dimensional inspection.
Define how critical robot parts will be accepted before manufacturing starts, then verify materials, dimensions, finishes and assembly interfaces throughout the build.
Identify critical dimensions, datums, materials, finishes and acceptance methods before production.
Check first articles, critical features and manufacturing status at the stages that matter to the build.
Verify dimensions, appearance, finishes and assembly interfaces, then provide the agreed inspection records.
Answers about lead times, quantities, process selection, assembly and quoting.
CNC-machined and 3D-printed robot prototypes can be produced in as little as 3–5 business days after design, material and order confirmation.
Yes. Start with a prototype or small batch, validate the design, then reuse the approved manufacturing route for later builds.
Yes. Engineers review geometry, material, tolerances, quantity and finish, then recommend a practical route for your current build and production target.
Yes. Source machined, fabricated, molded and cast parts alongside PCB assemblies, wire harnesses, subassemblies, box builds and electromechanical assembly.
Send CAD files and drawings with material, quantity, finish, target date and inspection needs. Include the BOM and test requirements for assemblies.
Send your drawings, material, quantity and inspection requirements for review.