Milling is used widely in the manufacturing industry for finishing complex workpieces and its optimization is key to achieve higher productivity, lower production costs, higher and more consistent quality, higher process reliability, and more. So then, how to select the most suited milling strategy to achieve all the above goals? Adequate models describing machining processes both technological and economical are an absolute must-have!
In the next two Getting Technical sessions on Milling Strategies, we provide production executives and senior machining experts the evidence-based data and practices, to select the milling strategies they should apply to innovate and grow their global machining production technology and organization.
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Getting Technical
Why geometry is the undisputed champion of efficient machining?
Tool life maximisation through smart tool life cycle management
Thermo dynamical considerations on machining
The fascinating tale of microseconds and micrometres, and machining quality
Technical Machining Strategy Part 2
Reducing the climate impact of manufacturing utilizing life cycle analysis
Part 2 - What you don't know about tool holders could hurt your manufacturing!
Part 2 - Take full profit of advanced cutting materials
Part 2 - Structural analysis of tool deterioration: strategies for optimal machining performance
Part 1 - What you don't know about tool holders could hurt your manufacturing!
Part 1 - Structural analysis of tool deterioration: strategies for optimal machining performance
Milling Cutter positioning. What it is? And why is it so important?
Machining mastery explored: Model-based machining advancements
Machining Economics part 2
Machining Economics part 1
Is average chip thickness an outdated concept?
Compensation Techniques For Smart And Sustainable Machining