Modern Machining Methods

To meet the demand for production and precision, researchers and equipment builders are looking outside the bounds of conventional milling, drilling, turning, and grinding. New cutting and machining processes continue to emerge along with methods for modifying the conventional techniques. Here'...

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Published in:Manufacturing Engineering 2006-10, Vol.137 (4), p.99
Main Author: Aronson, Robert B
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Automotive engineering
Cutting tools
High speed machining
Lasers
Machinery industry
Manufacturing
Operating costs
Precision
Productivity
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Summary:To meet the demand for production and precision, researchers and equipment builders are looking outside the bounds of conventional milling, drilling, turning, and grinding. New cutting and machining processes continue to emerge along with methods for modifying the conventional techniques. Here's a look at some that are here and others that are on the way.on improving user friendliness and ease of operation, as well as the following: ? Ease of maintenance ? Plug-and-play capability ? Smaller units to serve the medical and electronics industries ? Higher accuracy ? Ability to handle both niche and volume production
ISSN:0361-0853