Quote CF-Q-26-0948

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Sensor bracket, rev B and 1 more part. Reference RFQ-0914, created 2 Nov 2026 by Priya (demo).

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Sensor bracket, rev BPricedDB-1042, Aluminum 6061-T6, As machined$4,700.0350 pieces
Motor mount plate, rev APricedDB-1107, Aluminum 6061-T6, Anodize, type II, black$1,325.0510 pieces

Sensor bracket, rev B

Drawing DB-1042, Milled, 3 setups

Part details

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Bounding box (mm): 120 × 90 × 70; Width, depth, height
Volume: 173.4 cm³; Surface 435 cm²
Mass: 468 g; In 6061-T6
Holes: 10 holes; 4 threaded M4 × 0.7

Configuration

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Material

Bought for this job from Canadian metal suppliers and cut to size.

Aluminum 6061-T6Brackets, plates, housings, fixturesAluminum 7075-T651+$1,582.01Actuator housings, aerospace and defence bracketsAluminum 2024-T351+$1,371.45Structural fittingsSteel 1018, cold-finished+$597.56Shafts, spacers, fixturesSteel 4140, pre-hardened+$937.62Drive shafts, gears, toolingStainless 304+$6,071.38Spacers, bushings, food and process equipmentStainless 316+$8,271.46Marine brackets, pump parts

Finish

Anodizing, passivation and powder coat are done by an outside finisher.

As machinedTool marks visible, sharp edges broken, no coating.Bead blast+$145.83An even matte surface, done in the shop and priced on the machining line.Anodize, type II, clear+$316.25A thin, hard oxide layer that keeps the metal’s colour.Anodize, type II, black+$396.75The same oxide layer, dyed black.Hard anodize, type III+$603.75A thick, wear-resistant layer for sliding and abrasive duty.Powder coat+$287.50A durable coloured coating, cured in an oven.

Tolerance

The drawing’s own callouts apply on top.

Standard, ISO 2768-mGeneral tolerances for most parts, with the drawing’s own callouts on top.Fine, ISO 2768-f+$604.17Tighter general tolerances; more careful setups and inspection.Tight, ±0.025 mm or betterDesk reviewTighter than the rules price: the quote desk reviews it with the shop.Per the drawingDesk reviewThe drawing’s tolerance block and callouts govern; the desk reads them.

Threads and inserts

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4 × M4 × 0.7
10 mm deep
How M4 × 0.7 is made

These threads match the drawing

Quantity

Pieces of this part.

Price breaks

Quantity	Unit price
1	$410.28
10	$117.82
25	$98.05
50Current	$94.00
100	$91.50

Repeat order: shop NS-014 keeps the program, so no programming charge.

Lead time

Business days from acceptance to shipping.

Economy-$113.2022 business days, ships by 7 Dec 2026Standard15 business days, ships by 26 Nov 2026Expedited+$565.978 business days, ships by 17 Nov 2026

Inspection

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Notes for the shop (optional)

Anything the drawing doesn’t say.

Prices match the saved quote.

Design for manufacturing

Checks from the model, the drawing and the estimator.

Nothing blocks machining

The model passes the automatic checks. The notes below are advice.

Two Ø30 H7 bores (Bores)Note
Both bores, in the base and in the flange, are bored and checked with a plug gauge on every part; within the standard price.
From the drawing
Inside cornerAdvice
The corner between the base and the flange has a 3 mm radius, so a 6 mm end mill reaches it. A smaller radius would need a smaller tool and a longer cycle.
From the model
Repeat partNote
Shop NS-014 machined this revision on order CF-26-10352 and keeps the program, so a reorder skips programming.
From the estimator

Where it’s made

The shops, finisher, metal suppliers and carriers on this quote. The order ships with a Canadian content record.

Machined in Nova Scotia by partner shops.
Finished in Nova Scotia.
Metal bought from Canadian metal suppliers and cut to size. The country of melt comes from each mill certificate at purchase.
Canadian carriers on every leg.

Total (CA$)

$7,137.11

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