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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 turning produces small, precise parts
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A high speed rotary spindle combined with variable speed AC control, has made the production of miniature round parts with small diameters and finer finishes possible using EDM turning.
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Sodi-Tech EDM produces clock parts
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A Sodick AQ327L wire EDM supplied to Fromanteel in the Isle of Man is being used to make parts for projects that replicate some of the world's earliest and most famous timepieces.
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Massive diesinking EDM increases motion accuracy
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To enable a very large diesinking EDM meet required accuracy, the EDM control board and power supply with PC motion controller was combined to control all the motion axes and sparking.
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High-tech EDM machines go on show
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Sodi-Tech EDM demonstrated the space-saving Sodick AQ327L wire EDM and the MC430L with linear drives in all axes at its 'Open House' during June, 2005.
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EDM machines handle large components
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A and M EDM has invested in a range of high-performance electrical discharge machining (EDM) units, including 18 models supplied by Sodi-Tech EDM.
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