Prototyping Cnc turning Brass Machining Parts

Prototyping CNC turning brass machining parts is a process that involves using computer numerical control (CNC) technology to produce precise and accurate brass parts. The process begins with the creation of a digital model of the desired part, which is then used to program the CNC machine.

The CNC machine is equipped with a rotating cutting tool, which is used to shape the brass material into the desired shape and form. The machine is able to move the cutting tool along multiple axes, allowing for the creation of complex shapes and geometries.

During the prototyping process, the CNC machine is operated by a skilled machinist who monitors the progress of the machining and makes any necessary adjustments to ensure the quality and accuracy of the final product.

Prototyping CNC turning brass machining parts is a cost-effective and efficient way to produce high-quality brass parts for a variety of applications, including automotive, aerospace, and medical devices. It is also a flexible method that allows for the rapid production of small batches or customized parts.

Overall, prototyping CNC turning brass machining parts is a valuable manufacturing technique that allows for the precise and accurate production of brass parts for a wide range of applications.

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CNC Machining Shop

We operate almost every kind of CNC mill and turning center, and pride ourselves on being able to machine whatever you need, from

simple, ‘as-machined’ workholdings to complex, organic geometries with tight tolerances. On request, we can also produce parts with EDM and grinders.

WEDM

* The accuracy of wire cutting is comparable to that of a grinder (0.005 mm unit)

* In addition to straight cutting, it can also cut into arcs and process complex shapes, such as a combination of straight and arcs.

* As long as it is a conductive material, it can be machined from sheet to cemented carbide regardless of the thickness, size and

hardness of the material.

EDM Electrodes

There is no direct contact between the tool electrode and the workpiece, but there is a spark discharge gap. This gap is generally

between 0.05~0.3mm, and sometimes it may reach 0.5mm or even larger. The gap is filled with working fluid, and the high pressure

Pulse discharge, discharge corrosion on the workpiece.

CMM

There are many features measured by the CMM, and almost all types of dimensional measurements can be measured by the CMM. Through

the structural features, it is possible to detect flatness, roundness, concentricity, etc.

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