Laser Beam Machining (LBM) is a form of machining process in which laser beam is used for the machining of metallic and non-metallic materials. In this process, a laser beam of high energy is made to strike on the workpiece, the thermal energy of the laser gets transferred to the surface of the w/p (workpiece).
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Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM), often referred to as spark machining or spark erosion, is a revolutionary manufacturing technique that has transformed the way industries approach precision machining. Unlike conventional methods that rely on mechanical force to cut materials, EDM employs controlled electrical discharges to erode material from a workpiece. This non-contact machining process excels in
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Electron Beam Machining (EBM) is an advanced manufacturing process used to create precise cuts, holes, and shapes in materials. It uses a concentrated beam of electrons to melt or vaporize material, allowing for incredibly accurate machining. In this blog post, we’ll break down what electron beam machining is, how it works, and why it’s important.
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Springs are everywhere. They’re inside your ballpoint pen, under your car, and even in your mattress. Yet most people have never stopped to think about the different types of springs and why each one exists. If you’ve ever wondered what makes a garage door open smoothly or why a trampoline bounces you back up, the
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There are 3 main categories of gears – parallel-axis gears (spur, helical, herringbone, rack and pinion, internal), intersecting-axis gears (bevel, spiral bevel, miter), and non-parallel/non-intersecting gears (worm, hypoid, screw). The most widely used types are spur, helical, bevel, worm, and planetary gears. Each type differs in shaft orientation, tooth geometry, noise level, efficiency, and application.
Definition of CNC Machine Let me first introduce you about what is CNC machine, so CNC stands for Computer Numerical Control. When computers are used to control a Numerical Control (NC) machine tool than the machine is called CNC machine. In other words, the use of computers to control machine tools like lathe, mills, slotter,
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In this article, we will study the difference between NC and CNC machine. In today’s world, every manufacturing industry wants high accuracy products in less time. And this complexity of high accuracy in minimum time can be achieved by the use of NC and CNC machines. Most of us do not know the basic difference
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During any metal machining operation – turning, milling, or drilling – the cutting tool removes material and produces metal chips. The type of chip formed has a direct impact on surface finish quality, tool life, power consumption, and overall machining efficiency. There are three main types of chips in metal cutting: Understanding what causes each
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If you are a mechanical engineer then you are familiar with the cutting tools. In our workshops, we work on lathe machine, shaper machines. In each of them, we use some cutting tools for cutting the metals. And mostly we use a cutting tool on it that has single point cutting tool. Now today we
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In this article you will able to learn about what is milling machine operation, parts and types. Milling machine is the backbone of the manufacturing industries. Almost it is capable of doing any milling operation whether it is gear milling, thread milling, angular milling etc. Here we will discuss about definition, main parts, types and
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