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The production of a customized steel cookie tray uses the mild steel spinning process to shape a flat metal disc into a seamless tray via a lathe and specialized tooling. This exquisite multifunctional tray serves for cookies, candies, fruits, or general display purposes.
Primary Material: Mild Steel (Low Carbon Steel)
Properties: High ductility, affordability, ease of forming
Preparation: Circular blank cut to required diameter before spinning
Setup:
Blank clamped onto a rotating mandrel (mold shaped like the desired tray) on a spinning lathe
Forming:
As the mandrel spins at high speed, rollers/hydraulic tools press and shape metal against the mold
Methods:
Manual Spinning: Artisan-controlled; ideal for prototypes/small batches
CNC Spinning: Automated; ensures high precision and mass production
Trays: Three sizes (6", 8", 10" diameter)
Support Structure: Three support rods with welded assembly
Overall Design: Seamless circular trays with integrated rod framework
Component | Material | Production Method |
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Trays | Low Carbon Steel | Spinning Process |
Support Rods | Round Cold-Rolled Steel | Machined & Formed |
Rod Specifications:
One end drilled with M6 thread
Opposite end cut to 60° via wire cutting
Outer diameter: 8 mm
Ends:
Forming:
Punch rods to 90° bend
Weld three rods together at 60° ends
Tray Preparation:
Weld stud at tray center
Integration:
Screw trays onto rod holders via M6 threads
Weld bars and trays for structural integrity
Coating: Powder coating
Color Options: Black, white, brown (custom colors supported)
Customization: Available upon request
The production of a customized steel cookie tray uses the mild steel spinning process to shape a flat metal disc into a seamless tray via a lathe and specialized tooling. This exquisite multifunctional tray serves for cookies, candies, fruits, or general display purposes.
Primary Material: Mild Steel (Low Carbon Steel)
Properties: High ductility, affordability, ease of forming
Preparation: Circular blank cut to required diameter before spinning
Setup:
Blank clamped onto a rotating mandrel (mold shaped like the desired tray) on a spinning lathe
Forming:
As the mandrel spins at high speed, rollers/hydraulic tools press and shape metal against the mold
Methods:
Manual Spinning: Artisan-controlled; ideal for prototypes/small batches
CNC Spinning: Automated; ensures high precision and mass production
Trays: Three sizes (6", 8", 10" diameter)
Support Structure: Three support rods with welded assembly
Overall Design: Seamless circular trays with integrated rod framework
Component | Material | Production Method |
---|---|---|
Trays | Low Carbon Steel | Spinning Process |
Support Rods | Round Cold-Rolled Steel | Machined & Formed |
Rod Specifications:
One end drilled with M6 thread
Opposite end cut to 60° via wire cutting
Outer diameter: 8 mm
Ends:
Forming:
Punch rods to 90° bend
Weld three rods together at 60° ends
Tray Preparation:
Weld stud at tray center
Integration:
Screw trays onto rod holders via M6 threads
Weld bars and trays for structural integrity
Coating: Powder coating
Color Options: Black, white, brown (custom colors supported)
Customization: Available upon request