We will introduce points related to clamping and rough machining in fine parts.
This article introduces key points for reducing man-hours and improving quality in microfabrication, based on the design and manufacturing of microfabricated components. It covers topics such as "Key points for clamping in micro components," "Key points for rough machining of microfabricated parts," "Points for reducing man-hours by changing machining directions," "Key points for setting tool conditions for microfabrication," "Process reduction through standardization of positioning for microfabricated components," "Key points for machining rib and boss shapes in resin microfabrication," and "Key points for selecting tooling to achieve high-speed rotation." For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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【Contents】 ○ Key points for clamping in fine parts ○ Key points for rough machining of fine processed parts ○ Key points for reducing man-hours by changing machining direction ○ Key points for setting tool conditions for fine machining ○ Process reduction through standardization of positioning for fine machining parts ○ Key points for machining rib and boss shapes in resin fine machining ○ Key points for selecting tooling to achieve high-speed rotation ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Since its founding in 1970, Goto Seiki has cultivated cutting processing technology, particularly in the field of optical and measuring instruments, where high precision and shape requirements are demanded. This has become the foundational technology for our precision parts manufacturing. In the realm of development and prototyping that supports the forefront of manufacturing, this advanced cutting technology is indispensable. Additionally, we continue to evolve as a versatile group aiming for optimization in precision parts processing using non-ferrous metals and resins, as well as in micro-machining and mold technology.
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