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• Principle of Micro Electric Discharge Machining (Micro EDM)

  Micro Electric Discharge Machining (EDM) is a sophisticated fabrication technique utilized in the precision engineering sector to machine conductive materials. This process diverges significantly from conventional machining methods by employing […]

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• Performance of tungsten carbide recycling

  Recycling tungsten carbide (WC) from waste hard alloy anvils not only contributes to sustainability but also enhances the material’s performance in various industrial applications. The process involves meticulous ball milling […]

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• Characteristics and Processes of Micro Electrical Discharge Machining (Micro EDM)

  Micro Electrical Discharge Machining (Micro EDM) is an advanced machining technique that utilizes electrical and thermal effects for material removal, transcending the constraints of traditional cutting methods. This process is […]

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• Analysis of quality of tungsten carbide (wc) in electrolysis

  The production of high-quality tungsten carbide (WC) via electrolysis is crucial for various industrial applications, particularly in the manufacture of high-performance cemented carbide tools. The primary challenge in achieving optimal […]

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• Micro-Milling: Benefits, Challenges, and Applications

  Micro-milling is a highly specialized machining process that distinguishes itself from traditional machining by removing material from a workpiece using a cutting tool to shape minute parts. Unlike conventional machining, […]

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• Surface Smoothness in Wire EDM Machining: Techniques and Material Impacts

  Enhancing Surface Smoothness in Wire EDM Machining: Techniques and Material Impacts Wire EDM (Electrical Discharge Machining) is a specialized machining process that, like its traditional counterpart, utilizes electrical discharges to […]

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• Cutting carbide with pcd tools

  Carbide, characterized by its significant hardness and brittleness, is commonly employed in tool materials, molds, and various wear-resistant parts. Traditionally, carbide was shaped and refined primarily through grinding due to […]

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• Introduction to grinding wheel in grinding processing

  Using a grinding wheel on a grinding machine can improve the machining accuracy of workpieces. Grinding is mainly used for processing structural steel, highly hardened quenched steel, and carbide. Common […]

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• How are tungsten carbide parts made?

  Tungsten carbide is renowned for its exceptional hardness and durability, making it ideal for various industrial applications. Manufacturing parts from tungsten carbide requires precise and sophisticated techniques to meet high […]

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• Precautions for design of carbide blanking die

  The dies manufactured using carbide for either the punch or the die, or dies where both the punch and the die are made of carbide, are referred to as carbide […]

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• Introduction to the structure of carbide wire drawing dies

  Wire drawing dies are molds used for drawing metal wires or optical fibers. The metal is pulled through the die, reducing its size and shaping it into wires of various […]

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• Essential Materials for Wire Drawing Dies: Enhancing Performance and Efficiency

  Wire drawing is a critical process in the manufacturing of wires, where the right die material is crucial due to the intense friction and wear involved, especially when drawing fine […]

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