Can carbide inserts be sharpened? Carbide inserts can be sharpened. Diamond grinding wheels are commonly used for grinding carbide inserts due to their high hardness, brittleness, poor thermal conductivity, and high thermal expansion rate. Factors […] More
What is carbide coating? Carbide coating can be understood in two ways: one is to cover a layer of carbide on the surface of other steel materials, and the other is to cover a […] More
What are carbide tools made of? Carbide tools include many products such as drill bits, blades, cutting tools, milling cutters, wear-resistant mechanical parts, and mold components. The manufacturing materials of carbide tools are classified based on […] More
How are tungsten carbide parts made? Choice of Processing Methods For tungsten carbide products with complex shapes, we usually use sintering processing technology for shaping. This method allows for the production of complex shapes while maintaining […] More
Cutting carbide with pcd tools The characteristic of carbide material is its high hardness and brittleness. It is used as a tool material, mold, and other wear-resistant parts. Previously, the only method to process it […] More
Micro-milling processing: pros, cons, and apps Micro-cutting processing Introduction. Micro-cutting processing belongs to the category of traditional machining, and its mechanism is similar to conventional cutting processing, which involves removing material from the workpiece surface using […] More
Characteristics and processes of micro EDM Characteristics of Micro EDM. The material removal in micro EDM relies on electrical and thermal effects, and the processability of the material primarily depends on its conductivity and thermal properties, […] More
Principle of micro electric discharge machining (EDM) Micro Electric Discharge Machining (EDM) is a process that uses precise control of small pulses of sparks between the tool electrode and the workpiece in an insulating liquid medium to […] More
Advantages and disadvantages of micro electroforming Micro electroforming is a machining process based on the principle of electrochemical cathodic deposition. It involves continuously reducing and depositing metal cations onto a cathode mold to form an electroformed […] More
Micromachining – electrochemical machining 1. Introduction to Electrochemical Machining. The chemical reactions involving the gain or loss of electrons that occur on the surface of the cathode and anode are known as electrochemical reactions. […] More
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