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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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EDM improves fast-hole parts production
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Aerospace and industrial gas turbine parts are now being deep-hole drilled using a six-axis EDM to improve quality and production.
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Mitsubishi Introduces New CNC Small Hole EDM Drill
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Mitsubishi introduces the new ED6000S CNC small hole EDM drill. The line's improved positioning speed for X-, Y-, and Z-axes is five times faster than previous models. An increased W-axis speed reduces positioning time between holes and electrode exchange time, boosting overall small-hole production.
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EDM machine makes hard metal work fast
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MITSUBISHI has released a small hole electrical discharge machining (EDM) drill said to have five times the positioning speed for three axes compared with previous models.
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Mitsubishi Introduces New CNC Small Hole EDM Drill
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Mitsubishi introduces the new ED6000S CNC small hole EDM drill. The line's improved positioning speed for X-, Y-, and Z-axes is five times faster than previous models. An increased W-axis speed reduces positioning time between holes and electrode exchange time, boosting overall small-hole production.
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Practical Ideas
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There are several ways to locate part origins on sinker and wire EDMs. These are some of the more common methods.
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