Electrical discharge machining (or EDM) is a machining method primarily used for hard metals or those that would be impossible to machine with traditional techniques. One critical limitation, however, is that EDM only works with materials that are electrically conductive.
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Cambridge Electron Beam has installed the Sodick from Sodi-Tech EDM, enabling it to cut cycle times by 50 per cent when producing large heater parts for MOCVD machines.
Sodick has added the K3HN for aerospace and medical applications and automated production machining to its range of small-hole (0.25-3.00mm diameter) EDM drill machines.
GF AgieCharmilles' FO350 SP increases the speed of diesinking EDM through integration of a variety of innovative new technologies. Based on the company's FO350 standard, the machine represents the next step in the evolution of diesinking EDM.
GF AgieCharmilles' CUT 1000 is the world's most accurate wire EDM. Designed specifically for micro machining and ultra precision applications, the CUT 1000 uses wires of just .02 mm diameter and IPG-V's eCut technology to achieve surface finishes down to 0.05 µm Ra in continuous operation.
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