Please select proper electrode material

Selecting the proper electrode material to produce a fine surface finish is vital to the success of the application. It is important to understand which material provides the potential for achieving an acceptable finish without the need for excessive handwork or polishing. By realizing the role that the microstructure of the material plays in producing [...]

By |2020-07-12T14:57:47+08:00March 20th, 2010|News|0 Comments

Automation comes into EDM drills

Automation for EDM drills comes in two main forms: (1) simple mechanical toolchangers and (2) comprehensive robotic systems. Both perform essentially the same function. However, where a toolchanger usually just moves the tool chuck in and out of the machining head (albeit automatically), a robot can also transport electrodes, guides and workpieces in and out [...]

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Copper impregnated graphite helps EDM in moldmaking

Common work metals, such as tool steels, are easy to EDM with traditional graphite electrodes. Others are not. Because of their unique characteristics, questions continue to arise about effectively EDMing materials like Beryllium Copper, Titanium and Tungsten Carbide. Even though graph-ite electrodes do an admirable job of EDMing these exotic metals, there is a more [...]

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New equipments help first-rate mold company

first-rate mold company was started in 1989 by steven “We saw an opportunity in the small dimensional tools market and relied on our reputation and broad understanding of moldmaking to move into this niche,” says steven. “Small details can severely affect the quality of a finished part in complex moldmaking,” notes steven. “By providing injection [...]

By |2024-08-26T16:50:02+08:00March 20th, 2010|News|1 Comment

Form an Alliance for moldmaking

Costly machinery. Technical know-how. Time-consuming machining. With tighter deadlines being forced on moldmakers in today’s competitive market, who has the time, smarts or the inclination to make their own electrodes? What is a moldmaker to do? Outsource them to a company that makes it their business to produce quality electrodes in no time at all. [...]

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