Keep Your Speed on Thin Walls

Article Abstract:

In manufacturing, milling thin walls in pockets result in either dulling of cutting tools, or deflection of walls away from the tool, or both. Therefore, machine tools are combined with gages for speedy adjustments of the work in process.

Strategy & planning, Food Product Machinery Manufacturing, Food products machinery, Milling Equipment, Statistical Data Included, Methods, Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Gages, Technical, Milling-machines, Food milling machines

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Keep your speed on thin walls

Article Abstract:

Machinists are challenged by problems of creating milled pockets with thin walls despite the higher productivity and lower cutting forces of today's machinery, but gages and tools are useful for making speed measurements of these pockets.

Metal Cutting Machine Tools, Machinery industry, Quality management, Measuring instruments, Machine tools, Metal-cutting, Metal cutting, Cutting machines

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Make It Round. Make It Straight

Article Abstract:

Drills are constructed with better control to improve the cylindrical quality of each hole that is manufactured.

Manufacturing processes, Drilling Machines, Evaluation, Drilling and boring machinery, Boring machines

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