[Design Point] Use aluminum for precision with a dimensional tolerance of ±0.01 or higher.

Lightweight and highly rigid! Replacing the material from resin to metals like aluminum.

Introducing the design point for achieving high-precision machining of resin cutting: "If you aim for a dimensional tolerance of ±0.01 or higher, consider using aluminum instead of resin." Resin cutting processing can be very challenging in terms of dimensional accuracy, depending on the size of the workpiece. For common resin materials like POM or MC nylon, enhancing dimensional accuracy is quite difficult. For example, trying to achieve ±0.01 will increase processing time and costs. If you want to improve dimensional accuracy, one option is to boldly switch the material to aluminum. Aluminum is lightweight and has high rigidity, making it a suitable alternative to resin in some cases. With aluminum, it is quite feasible to achieve a dimensional accuracy of ±0.01. [Overview] - For common resin materials, enhancing dimensional accuracy is very difficult. - Attempting to achieve ±0.01 will increase processing time and costs. - Replacing the material from resin to metals like aluminum is also an option. - Dimensional accuracy of ±0.01 can be adequately addressed with aluminum. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.*

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