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Deburring vs Reaming and Boring: which one fits your part
Deburring is the removal of burrs and the rounding of sharp edges after machining It is used for making parts safe to handle, and stopping burrs from interfering with assembly. Typical values: edge radius 0.1 to 0.5 mm t
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Coordinate Measuring Machine vs Jig Boring Machine: which one fits your part
Coordinate Measuring Machine is a measuring machine that probes points on a part and compares them with the nominal geometry It is used for verifying dimensions and geometric tolerances on finished parts. Typical values:
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Reaming and Boring vs Deep Hole Drilling: which one fits your part
Reaming and Boring is finishing a hole to size with a multi tooth reamer or an adjustable single point boring head It is used for holding hole size and position more closely than drilling can. Typical values: typical tol
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17-4PH Stainless Steel specifications: what the numbers mean
17-4PH Stainless Steel is a precipitation hardening martensitic stainless steel, used in the H900 condition for strength It is used for parts that need the corrosion resistance of stainless with the strength of an alloy
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Honing vs Deep Hole Drilling: which one fits your part
Honing is an abrasive finishing process that uses expanding stones to correct bore geometry It is used for holding roundness, straightness and a controlled surface pattern in a bore. Typical values: diameter range 5 to 5
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Jig Boring Machine vs Coordinate Measuring Machine: which one fits your part
Jig Boring Machine is a machine built to position holes accurately, with a thermally stable structure and precision scales It is used for hole patterns where the position between holes matters more than the hole size. Ty
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CNC Turning vs Deep Hole Drilling: which one fits your part
CNC Turning is a cutting process where the workpiece rotates and a single point tool removes material It is used for producing diameters, faces, grooves and threads on rotational parts. Typical values: typical tolerance
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Hard Milling vs Reaming and Boring: which one fits your part
Hard Milling is milling material in its hardened state, usually above 45 HRC, with coated carbide or ceramic tools It is used for finishing hardened tool steel and bearing steel without grinding or EDM. Typical values: h
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High Speed Machining vs Reaming and Boring: which one fits your part
High Speed Machining is milling at high spindle speed with light radial engagement and high feed per tooth It is used for removing metal quickly from thin walled or difficult parts with low cutting force. Typical values:
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CNC Milling vs Deep Hole Drilling: which one fits your part
CNC Milling is a cutting process where a rotating multi tooth tool removes material from a stationary workpiece It is used for producing flat faces, pockets, slots and contoured surfaces on prismatic parts. Typical value
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