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Machined parts
Machined parts refer to components or parts that are produced through a manufacturing process known as machining. Machining involves the removal of material from a workpiece using various cutting tools and machinery to create the desired shape, size and finish of the part.
- Manufacturing Process
- Materials
- Precision
- Customization.
- Surface Finish.
- Applications:
- Quality Control
It’s important to note that specific details about machined parts, such as dimensions, tolerances, and finishes, vary depending on the requirements of a particular project or application.
Machined & Ground Parts
Machined parts and ground parts are both types of components that are produced through manufacturing processes involving machining operations. While machining is a general term that encompasses various methods of material removal, grinding is a specific machining process used to achieve precise dimensions and surface finishes.
- Manufacturing Process
- Precision
- Surface Finish
- Materials
- Customization
Ground Parts:
- Manufacturing Process
- Precision
- Surface Finish
- Materials
- Applications
- Quality Control
Both machined parts and ground parts are vital in various industries, and the selection between the two depends on the specific requirements of the application, desired tolerances and surface finish.
Machined & Induction Hardened Parts
Machined and induction-hardened parts are types of components that undergo specific manufacturing processes to achieve desired properties, including increased hardness and wear resistance.
Induction-Hardened Parts:
- Manufacturing Process Hardening Depth
- Wear Resistance Applications
- Machining
It’s important to note that the combination of machining and induction hardening allows for the production of components with precise dimensions, customized features and enhanced surface properties, resulting in parts that are both dimensionally accurate and wear-resistant.
Machined & Case Carburized Parts
Machined and case-carburized parts are types of components that undergo specific manufacturing processes to achieve desired properties, particularly increased surface hardness and wear resistance
Case-Carburized Parts:
- Manufacturing Process Hardened Layer
- Wear Resistance
- Core Strength
- Applications
It’s worth noting that the combination of machining and case carburizing allows for the production of components with precise dimensions, customized features and enhanced surface properties. This results in parts that are both dimensionally accurate and have improved wear resistance, making them suitable for demanding applications.