SUS420 Steel Precision Turned Parts Tolerance 0.005mm For Ejection Mould

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FAQ:

^{Q1: What is turn in lathe?}

^{A: What is Turning? Turning is a machining process used to make cylindrical parts, where the cutting tool moves in a linear fashion while the workpiece rotates. Commonly performed with a lathe, turning reduces the diameter of a workpiece, typically to a specified dimension, and produces a smooth part finish.}

^{Q2: What is step turning process?}

^{A: Step turning is a turning process in which series of steps having different diameters is produced with the lathe machine. Procedure. Fix the cylindrical workpiece into the chuck and secure it properly.}

^{Q3: What are the advantages of turning?}

^{A: Advantages of the turning process:}

^{-All materials are compatible.}

^{-Very good tolerance.}

^{-Short lead time.}

^{-No high skilled operator required.}

^{-The material removal rate is flexible.}

^{Q4: What are the three main movements of turning operations?}

^{A: Therefore, there are three basic movements: Rotation movement: The part to be mechanized is placed on a rotating shaft, making it rotates around itself. Advanced movement: The tool moves parallel to the piece, making a straight movement that defines the machining contour.}

^{Q5: What are precision turned parts?
A: These brass, carbon steel, stainless steel, copper, and aluminum turned parts meet the strict requirements necessary for use in Aerospace, Defense, Fluid and Gas Control, Medical, and Telecommunications applications.
Q6: What are turning tools?
A: Turning tools are used on lathes for cutting or finishing the outside diameter of a workpiece. Turning tools can be used to produce cylindrical parts. In its basic form, turning can be defined as the machining of an external surface with the workpiece rotating, or with a single-point cutting tool.}