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  • in reply to: What is the application of reverse engineering? #2125
    Wendy Hannry
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    1. Design of new parts
    In the industrial field, some complex products or parts are difficult to express with a definite design concept. In order to obtain a more optimal design, designers often create a physical model based on functional and analytical needs to carry out complex or important parts. Then use the reverse method to construct a three-dimensional model, and make further modifications on the basis of the model to realize the modification or profiling design of the product.

    2. Copy of existing parts
    In the absence of 2D design drawings or original design parameters, 3D scanning can convert physical parts into digital models, so that parts can be replicated through reverse engineering methods to reproduce the original product or the design intent of the part, and the product can be re-engineered. Innovative design.

    3. Restoration of damaged or worn parts
    When a part is damaged or worn, the digital model of the part can be reconstructed by 3D scanning, the surface of the damaged part can be restored or repaired, and replacement parts of these parts can be quickly produced, thereby improving the utilization rate of equipment and prolong its service life.

    4. Repeated modification of design products and improvement of accuracy
    For example, in the shape design of the car, the designer conceptualizes the product based on the needs of function and aesthetics, and then uses some soft materials (such as sludge) to make the design model into a physical model. In this process, due to the modification of the initial model very large, there is no need to spend a lot of time making

    in reply to: Optimize Injection Molding Cycle Time #1886
    Wendy Hannry
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    The cycle time of a part in the injection molding process is critical because it determines the rate of production and the quality of the parts produced. The cycle time of a part can be reduced by reducing the cooling time, which can only be achieved by maintaining a uniform temperature distribution in the molded part, which aids in rapid heat dissipation. The solution to the problem is conformal cooling channel design, which “conforms” to the shape of the cavity in the molds. The analytical investigation of cooling analysis of many types of cooling channel designs is described in this work. The optimal cooling channel design is chosen based on the shortest time to reach ejection temperature, the most uniform temperature distribution, and the least amount of part warpage. Modeling the case study, its molds, and the cooling circuit is done with “Creo Elements/Pro 5.0,” while the analytical study is done with “Autodesk Moldflow Advisor 2013 (AMFA).”

    in reply to: investment casting application & size limits #1885
    Wendy Hannry
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    Investment Castings’ Most Common Uses
    Investment castings can be used in a variety of ways. These metal components are used the most in the aerospace, power generation, firearms, automotive, military, commercial, food service, gas & oil, and energy industries. Cast parts are used in the guns industry for receivers, triggers, hammers, and other precise parts. Even beverage industry equipment makers and worldwide pressure relief valve manufacturers in the oil and gas industry employ investment castings. As a result, regardless of your industry, if your company can profit from the advantages of investment cast parts and components, they could be the ideal metal choice for any and all of your projects.

    in reply to: investment casting application & size limits #1884
    Wendy Hannry
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    Size Limitations: Investment castings can be made in a variety of sizes. That range has a limit, which is lower than other shaped methods like sand casting.
    Investment casting is a great alternative for thin-walled applications, however very small internal designs that require cores might be difficult to work with. Holes can’t be any smaller than 1/16″ (1.6mm) in diameter or any deeper than 1.5 times the diameter.

    in reply to: Hwacheon vs Other CNC Machine Tools #1384
    Wendy Hannry
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    Hwacheon has been Korea’s leading machine tool manufacturer since 1952. They were the first firm in Korea to produce CNC lathes and milling machines, and they now have the most advanced molding machine technology in the country. Hwacheon is a market leader in Korea’s manufacturing industry, creating high-quality, long-lasting machine tools. Hwacheon offers a full range of milling and turning machining centers, including best-in-class horizontal and vertical turning centers, for a wide range of applications, from small part machining to large-scale manufacturing. Hwacheon also offers horizontal and vertical machining centers, providing the greatest alternatives for the most demanding production operations. Because of its high-performance spindles, accurate feed systems, superb chip technology, small machine footprint, and current machining software, Hwacheon is an excellent choice for multi-task machining, die and mold activities, and precision component manufacturing.

    in reply to: Hwacheon vs Other CNC Machine Tools #1289
    Wendy Hannry
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    CMM measurements are used to verify every other operation in the facility, from CAD modeling through machining to spot inspections throughout the process. CMM maintenance can help prevent cascading failures, which can be expensive in terms of wasted material and downtime, as well as catch them early.
    The CMM’s performance must be validated on a regular basis to ensure its position as the ultimate check of all other manufacturing processes in the plant (either through Verification or Calibration). These inspections are not only required for ISO certification, but they can also help diagnose problems before they reach critical levels, resulting in costly scrap and downtime.

    in reply to: Why use third-party quality inspection? #962
    Wendy Hannry
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    The following are some of the advantages of Third Party Inspection:
    1) Increased Product Quality.
    The enhanced product quality is one of the most notable benefits of Third Party Inspection. The inspector always ensures that high-quality and safe equipment and resources are used in the production process. This ensures that the products are always of the highest quality.
    Additionally, an inspection can help to find problems. As long as a supplier is aware of the defect, he or she has a better opportunity to fix it.

    2 there has been an increase in customer satisfaction.
    Suppliers and importers have a delicate relationship. In contrast to suppliers, importers rely on suppliers to deliver high-quality goods, but suppliers don’t get immediate feedback until the buyer actually sees them. Misunderstanding and a lack of trust can result from a gap in time between these occurrences. In this way, the intermediary acts as a mediator and provides unbiased feedback that improves the relationship between suppliers and importers.

    3) Keeping expectations in line.
    There is a lack of open communication between suppliers and importers. As a result, a third-party inspection helps you set realistic expectations before the production process even begins. An importer and supplier’s relationship can be saved by doing this.

    4) Ease of Information Exchange.
    With the help of a Third Party Inspection, suppliers and importers can easily and comfortably communicate. Setting high quality standards and expecting suppliers to meet them is a lot simpler than actually enforcing them.

    in reply to: Why use third-party quality inspection? #949
    Wendy Hannry
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    Who says they can’t? It depends on your purpose. Is it to save money? How doe that balance against proving an independent and unbiased demonstration of your proficiency for your customers and stakeholders? Is your internal quality inspection as thorough? NOTE: Inspection is not auditing. 3rd party inspection is normally a condition of having failed to provide sufficient quality to at least one customer or stakeholder. It is temporary until you can develop quality assurance of your inspection process. This is normally determined when you can meet AQLs and or other customer imposed conditions.

    in reply to: Is Servo Motors is the best motor of CNC machine? #847
    Wendy Hannry
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    STEPPERONLINE NEMA 17 Stepper Motor- best high precision stepper motor

    in reply to: How To Clean CNC Machined parts? #846
    Wendy Hannry
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    You can select different cleaning methods based on the part of their own requirements:
    1. Water or purified water cleaning
    2. Add some chemical detergents for cleaning in the cleaning solution

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