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PPAP Submission and High Speed Machining: how the two fit together
PPAP Submission is the production part approval process used in the automotive supply chain, at four levels of evidence It is used for proving that a production process can make the part repeatedly, before series supply
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CNC Drilling Machine and High Speed Machining: how the two fit together
CNC Drilling Machine is a machine dedicated to producing holes, with a spindle feed and often a multi spindle head It is used for production drilling, tapping and countersinking on parts with many holes. Typical values:
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High Speed Machining and Inconel 718: how the two fit together
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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Horizontal Machining Centre and Thread Milling: how the two fit together
Horizontal Machining Centre is a milling machine with a horizontal spindle and a rotary table, usually with pallet exchange It is used for parts that need work on several faces in one setup, and for unattended running. T
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5-Axis Machining Centre and Deep Hole Drilling: how the two fit together
5-Axis Machining Centre is a machining centre that can orient the cutter or the workpiece on two additional rotary axes It is used for parts with compound angles, deep cavities and features that would otherwise need seve
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Vertical Machining Centre and High Speed Machining: how the two fit together
Vertical Machining Centre is a milling machine with a vertical spindle and an automatic tool changer, run from a single programme It is used for batch work on prismatic parts where several operations have to run without
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Design tips that make High Speed Machining easier and cheaper
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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Design tips that make Vertical Machining Centre easier and cheaper
Vertical Machining Centre is a milling machine with a vertical spindle and an automatic tool changer, run from a single programme It is used for batch work on prismatic parts where several operations have to run without
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Design tips that make Horizontal Machining Centre easier and cheaper
Horizontal Machining Centre is a milling machine with a horizontal spindle and a rotary table, usually with pallet exchange It is used for parts that need work on several faces in one setup, and for unattended running. T
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Design tips that make 5-Axis Machining Centre easier and cheaper
5-Axis Machining Centre is a machining centre that can orient the cutter or the workpiece on two additional rotary axes It is used for parts with compound angles, deep cavities and features that would otherwise need seve
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