CNC machines: what are they used for?
CNC machines are now the most widely used machines in precision engineering, because computer control lets them deliver very high precision.
27/09/2019
Insights, news and technical articles from the world of precision engineering.
CNC machines are now the most widely used machines in precision engineering, because computer control lets them deliver very high precision.
Mechanical zinc plating takes place in a rotating drum in which the parts are tumbled together with zinc powder.
Producing mechanical components is a very delicate and important stage of industrial production that requires the utmost care at every step.
Milling and turning differ in the tools used, the machining process and the type of parts they can produce.
CNC machines are widespread in every sector and cover most of the main precision engineering operations.
Mechanical zinc plating makes parts corrosion-resistant and free from hydrogen embrittlement.
CNC machines can work almost any material. That’s why aluminium CNC machining is used for 2D and 3D designs.
Thanks to its resistance, PTFE (Teflon) is now widely used for many purposes, not just the classic non-stick coating for pans.
Carbonitriding and carburising are treatments used to harden and strengthen high-precision steel components.
CNC machining places important responsibilities on the lathe operator in a turning shop. Let’s find out more about this role!