Machining for Mass Production
Machining for Mass Production
Post-operations after CNC machining typically include cleaning, inspection, and packaging of the machined parts. The machined parts may also need to be deburred or polished to remove any sharp edges or burrs. Depending on the application, the parts may also need to be heat-treated or coated. In some cases, the parts may need to be assembled or tested before they are shipped to the customer.
CNC turning is a machining process in which a cutting tool, typically a non-rotary tool bit, is used to remove material from a rotating workpiece to create a desired shape. The workpiece is typically mounted on a spindle, which rotates it, and the cutting tool is moved along different axes to remove material and create the desired shape. CNC stands for “computer numerical control,” which means that the cutting tool is controlled by a computer program rather than a human operator.
