What types of processing are better not to use wire cutting? Examples of method selection and cost review are disclosed.
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Hanshin Seiko Co., Ltd. has published a technical article titled "What Machining Should Not Use Wire Cutting? A Machining Company Explains Suitability and Unsuitability."
Even for parts that can be processed with wire cutting, depending on the material, shape, tolerance, and quantity, other methods may be more advantageous in terms of cost and delivery time.
The article introduces conditions for comparing processing methods, such as shapes that can be handled by machining, parts with limited areas requiring high precision, and mass production. It also explains cases where changes from full-circle wire cutting to "laser + machining" were made, as well as revisions to the processing sequence before and after hardening.
Assuming the required quality is met, it is important to confirm the precision of necessary areas and the overall cost of the process. Changes to the processing method and tolerances specified in the drawings will be considered after confirmation and approval from the designer and client.
If you have concerns such as "the estimated amount does not fit the budget" or "I would like to consult about the processing method," please contact us with the drawings, quantities, and desired delivery dates attached.

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