Agility Engineering Tech Co Ltd

Agility Engineering Tech Co Ltd is based in Thailand and currently lists 24 active products across its catalogue. The company’s catalogue covers machined components, plastic items, gaskets, CNC machine spare parts, rubber and related items, industrial safety products, copper and aluminum materials. Product entries include rubber boots and bellows, rubber shock absorbers, various gear types such as parallel and rack‑and‑pinion gears, and pulleys. The listed copper and copper alloy items fall under HS code 7403.11 and the aluminum alloy items under HS code 7604.29. All items are presented with material specifications where available.

The rubber product line features items such as flexible couplings and custom‑molded components, while the gasket range includes sheet gaskets, spiral wound gaskets and sealing solutions. Gear offerings span external, internal, intersecting, non‑intersecting and transmission gears, as as well as rack‑and‑pinion sets. Pulley selections include multi‑V groove and taper‑lock V‑groove designs. The copper portfolio mentions electrolytic copper (99.9 % purity) and copper‑zinc alloys, and the aluminum portfolio specifies 6xxx series alloys with defined Si and Mg content. Each catalogue entry aligns with the corresponding HS code family for classification.

The catalogue lists 24 distinct items ranging from rubber boots, shock absorbers and custom rubber parts to metal components such as sheet gaskets, spiral wound gaskets, a full series of gear types and pulleys. In the metal segment, copper products are identified as electrolytic copper (99.9 % Cu) and copper‑zinc alloys (CuZn30), while aluminum is described as 6xxx series alloy (Si 0.4‑1.4 %, Mg 0.6‑1.2 %). Typical industry grades for these categories include NBR or EPDM for rubber boots, ISO 3601 for spiral wound gaskets, and steel grades 20 Cr2 or 41 Cr4 for gears with hardness 45‑55 HRC. Plastic items are commonly supplied in polypropylene (PP) or polyethylene (PE) grades meeting ASTM D4100 standards. CNC‑machined spare parts usually adhere to tolerance classes ±0.02 mm and surface roughness Ra ≤ 0.8 µm.

Buyers in the industrial sector often request material test reports that confirm the chemical composition of copper (e.g., ASTM B170) and aluminum alloys (e.g., ASTM B221). Gasket performance is frequently validated against pressure ratings of 10 MPa for spiral wound types and temperature ranges from - 40 °C to +200 °C for sheet gaskets. Gear specifications commonly include module (M) values from 1.0 to 5.0, helix angles up to 25°, and surface hardness measured in HRC. Pulley dimensions are expressed in bore diameter, groove width and V‑angle, with standard V‑groove angles of 40° or 60°. These industry benchmarks help align the supplier’s offerings with typical buyer expectations.