Separating processes are those manufacturing processes that involve material removal. Examples are traditional machining processes such as milling, drilling, sawing, and turning. Other separating processes would include thermal separating, erosion and electrochemical machining.
Machining Processes (Mechanical Separating)
Machining is a class of manufacturing processes that change the shape of a workpiece by removing metal by the use of machine tools. Examples of traditional machining operations include milling, drilling, turning, and sawing.
Thermal Separating
Thermal separating uses heat to melt, vaporize, or otherwise remove material. Examples include oxyfuel gas cutting, plasma cutting, and laser cutting.
Machining Processes (Mechanical Separating)
Machining is a class of manufacturing processes that change the shape of a workpiece by removing metal...
Machine Tools
Machine tools are a fundamental cornerstone of modern manufacturing and engineering, playing a pivotal...
Milling Operations, Tools, and Strategies
The correct selection of tools, workholding, cutting parameters, and milling techniques can significantly...
Climb Milling And Conventional Milling
In climb milling the rotation of the tool pulls the work off of the lead screw.
Climb milling and...
Right and Left Handed End Mills
The main differences between a right-handed and left-handed end mill is the direction in which they...
Boring Head - Mill
Boring is a machining process used to enlarge an existing hole to a precise diameter and surface finish....
Face Milling
Face milling is a machining process employed in manufacturing and metalworking to create flat surfaces...
Contour Milling
Contour milling is a machining process employed to shape and create complex, contoured surfaces on a...
Grinding and Abrasive Machining
Abrasive machining is a group of manufacturing processes that involve using abrasive particles...