Hard machining is the machining of ferrous materials with a hardness of at least 54 HRC. Common hard machining processes include grinding, hard milling and hard turning. Hard milling has become increasingly important in recent years, particularly for components, instead of the time-consuming and costly process of grinding or eroding.
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Titanium – a material that is increasingly playing a key role in the modern manufacturing environment. However, due to its strength and material properties, machining it is demanding and requires specialized strategies. So how exactly can these challenges in titanium machining be mastered?
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Almost as light as aluminum, but stronger than steel – these are the properties of titanium.
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New in the program at HAM Präzision: the new solid carbide aluminum milling cutter 40-5380 with central internal cooling
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Special-polishing process HYBRID SURFACE FINISH
With the new Hybrid Surface Finish HAM is launching a polishing process in which all tool surfaces are hyper smooth polished with defined and reproduceable main and secondary cutting edge preparation.
New powerful trochoid cutters from HAM
With the new powerful trochoidal milling cutters from HAM, users can machine workpieces even faster, with a higher quality and more reliable process. The tools with cutting lengths of 3xD and 4xD are particularly suitable for machining different types of steel, INOX and grey cast iron…
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Processing of modern materials: A firm grip on the exotic
They are the exotics among the materials: Materials such as CFRP, titanium, honeycomb or aluminium are convincing due to their high strength combined with low weight and are preferably used in the aerospace industry. However, they place high demands on machining. HAM has been dealing with this topic for years and has developed a multitude of powerful standard and special tools. They score with long tool life and achieve very good surface finishes…
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