Weld nuts and irregular threaded features
When access, clearance or thread position makes a standard plug unreliable.
Drawing and photo based masking review
Custom masking parts for geometry that standard items cannot cover.
Start with standard product families where possible. For non-standard geometry, send a drawing, photo or measured part context for feasibility, tooling and sample review.
When a custom part is the right route
Use custom review when a standard cap, plug or tape cannot protect the required feature, when the masking task is slowing the line, or when a repeat program justifies a dedicated geometry.
Good custom masking candidates
Hole plus face coverage
When a grounding, sealing, bearing or contact area must remain bare together with the hole.
High-repeat production masking
When a dedicated part can reduce tape cutting, operator time, fallout or rework.
What to send for the first review
- Part drawing, CAD file or clear dimensioned images
- Finishing process, temperature and exposure conditions
- Target no-coat area and any critical tolerance
- Expected order quantity and repeat demand
- Current masking method and known failure points
Practical project path
- 01
Send drawing, photo, sample reference or measured geometry.
- 02
Confirm masking area, process exposure and the failure mode to solve.
- 03
Check whether a standard cap, plug or tape can be tested first.
- 04
Review custom geometry, tooling scope and sample objective when needed.
- 05
Prototype or sample the masking part for line validation.
- 06
Approve bulk production only after fit, coverage and removal are confirmed.
Ready to narrow the options?
Send your drawing for a masking feasibility review.
Include your process, product type, diameter, temperature, quantity and drawing, photo or current part number.