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Get an Instant Quote All uploads files are safe and confidentialIn recent years, with the development of CNC machining, CNC machine tool parts have also been continuously developed. Numerous fields require CNC-machined special parts. According to the application scene, different materials can be selected.
CNC milling, or computer numerically controlled milling, is a machining process that uses computer-controlled and rotating multi-point cutting tools to incrementally remove material from a workpiece and produce custom-designed parts or products. The process is suitable for machining a variety of materials such as metal, plastic, wood, and producing a variety of custom designed parts and products.
For CNC parts machining factories, calipers are one of the most common testing equipment we must have. Then, after machining CNC parts, we do not know how to read, save and pay attention to calipers. What should I do? Now the VMT CNC machining company will explain it in detail for you. Have you seen your method?
Titanium alloys are widely used in the aerospace industry due to their high strength, low density and high corrosion resistance. However, in the process of CNC machining, the tool has low durability, low thermal conductivity, and serious sticking to the tool, which is a difficult-to-machine material.
Fixtures are always used in CNC machining now. Fixtures are mainly used as auxiliary tools for controlling position or movement (or both) to help us better CNC machining parts, so what should we pay attention to when using fixtures for CNC machining? The following VMT summarizes 7 points for attention.
The so-called vibrating tool means that the changing cutting force in the CNC machining process acts on the tool and the workpiece, resulting in vibrating tool.
CNC machining error refers to the degree of deviation between the actual geometric parameters (geometric scale, geometric shape and mutual orientation) of the part after machining and the ideal geometric parameters.
10 common surface treatment methods of CNC parts, take you to understand the process flow and technical characteristics of different surface treatment processes, and choose the surface treatment suitable for your CNC machining parts.
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