The black finish on these parts can be achieved through various methods such as powder coating, anodizing, or painting. The black color provides an aesthetic appeal and can also offer additional benefits such as improved corrosion resistance or increased durability. The holes in these parts are strategically placed to serve specific purposes. They can be used for mounting, fastening, alignment, or for accommodating other components within an assembly. The size, shape, and placement of the holes are carefully designed to meet the functional requirements of the parts. Examples of precision black parts with holes include brackets, plates, panels, or frames used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, or machinery manufacturing. These parts are often custom-made according to specific designs and specifications provided by the customers. Overall, precision black parts with holes are critical components used in various industries, and their accurate manufacturing and black finish make them visually appealing and functional for their intended applications.