One Supplier for Sensor Structural Components
Engineering and manufacturing sensor housings, connectors and precision parts for Tier-1 automotive, aerospace and medical leaders since 2002.
What We Make
Components We Manufacture
Metal Housings
Stamped Terminals
Insulators
Insert-Molded Parts
Sensor Mounts
RTD Elements
Ranges of Sensor Connectors
Exploded View
Inside a Sensor Structural Assembly
Why E-Tech
Built for Sensor Component Sourcing
How a fully integrated supplier compares to the typical multi-vendor route.
Yes
Certified
Yes
Low MOQ
In-House Capabilities
From Raw Metal to Finished Component
Progressive stamping of Cu-alloy and stainless contacts to ±0.02 mm tolerance.
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In-house Sn / Ni / Au plating lines with salt-spray validated coatings.
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Tooling designed and cut in-house — full control over timeline and quality.
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LCP / PPS over-molding with flash-free, void-free process control.
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Semi- and fully-automated assembly of multi-part sensor structures.
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Vision inspection and electrical test under IATF 16949 procedures.
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Integrated Manufacturing Platform
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Stamping
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Insert
Molding
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Harness
Processing
Plating
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CNC
Machining
04
Testing
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Quality & Assurance
Quality Built Into Every Step
Certified systems and sensor-oriented inspection — from incoming material to final electrical test.
Automotive QMS
Quality Management
Environmental
Compliant
Compliant
Inspection criteria tailored to sensor structural parts, not generic metal goods.
Lot-level traceability from raw metal and resin to the finished component.
Statistical process control on stamping and molding for stable mass production.
Vision and electrical testing on critical dimensions before shipment.
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Exploded View
This exploded view diagram breaks down the product and clearly displays its internal components and spatial layout. It intuitively shows the overall structure, part composition and assembly relations of each module. This visual chart reveals the product’s internal design details, serving as a clear reference for design review, assembly guidance and after-sales maintenance.
Sensor Connector
Manufacturing Scope
Connector Housing
Process
Precision Injection Molding
Component
Metal Body
Process
CNC Machining
Component
Terminal Insert
Process
Insert Molding
FAQ
Sourcing Questions, Answered
What is your typical MOQ?
What are your mass-production lead times?
What certifications do you hold?
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