Helical/Twisted Design: The surface features smooth, continuous spiral curves designed to guide or compress fluid or gas flow.
Material: The metallic shiny finish suggests aluminum alloy or stainless steel, polished after CNC machining.
Central Bore: A hole in the center for shaft installation.
Mounting Holes: Three threaded holes on the top face for bolts/screws to fix the part onto a machine assembly.
Symmetry: The two parts in the image appear to be a pair of rotors, typically used in twin-screw compressors.
Screw Compressor Rotor: Commonly used in refrigeration systems, air compressors, HVAC equipment, or heavy industrial machinery.
Pump or Vacuum Impeller: To create pressure, suction, or fluid displacement.
High-Precision Mechanical Part: Manufactured with very tight tolerances, often requiring advanced 5-axis CNC machining.
High-Precision CNC Machining: Likely produced using 5-axis CNC machines to achieve the complex spiral surface.
Surface Finish: Smooth, polished finish (low Ra value) to minimize friction and improve flow efficiency.
Durability & Strength: Made from high-strength metals to resist wear, corrosion, and high temperatures.
Dynamic Balancing: Requires balance testing to ensure stability during high-speed rotation and to reduce vibration.