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• Overview of Micro Electroforming: Advantages and Challenges

  Micro electroforming is a specialized form of electroplating that involves the precise deposition of metal ions onto a conductive mold to create complex and detailed metallic parts. It involves continuously […]

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• What is carbide coating?

  Carbide coating can be understood in two ways: one is to cover a layer of carbide on the surface of other steel materials, and the other is to cover a […]

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• Principle of Micro Electric Discharge Machining (Micro EDM)

  Micro Electric Discharge Machining (EDM) is a sophisticated fabrication technique utilized in the precision engineering sector to machine conductive materials. This process diverges significantly from conventional machining methods by employing […]

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• Principles, Characteristics, and Applications of Electron Beam Machining Technology

  Introduction Electron Beam Machining (EBM) is an emerging special machining technology that has seen significant development in recent years. It is primarily used for drilling, welding, surface treatment, additive manufacturing, […]

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• Micro-Milling: Benefits, Challenges, and Applications

  The size range of parts processed by micro-milling generally falls between 0.1 to 10 mm. Micro-milling uses end mills with diameters less than 1 mm or even smaller. Milling is […]

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• The influence of WC grain size and Co content on the hardness and toughness of tungsten carbide

  Tungsten carbide (WC) is a composite material comprising tungsten carbide particles and a metal binder, typically cobalt (Co). The properties of tungsten carbide, such as hardness, toughness, and wear resistance, […]

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• Can carbide be welded?

  Yes, cemented carbide can be welded, and it is necessary to choose welding rods or welding wires that match tungsten carbide. Most cemented carbide tools are attached to medium carbon […]

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• Tungsten Carbide Machining Process Flow

  Tungsten carbide parts machining includes smelting, sintering and forming, machining and forming, heat treatment, and surface treatment (polishing, PVD coating), as well as quality inspection. If the parts can be […]

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• Surface Finish of Electrical Discharge Wire Cutting (EDM)

  The surface finish achieved through electrical discharge machining (EDM) varies: oil cutting can achieve Ra 0.2μm, water cutting Ra 0.4μm, and EDM surface finish usually ranges between Ra 0.2-0.3μm, typically […]

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• What is carbide grinding?

  The term “carbide grinding” typically refers to the machining of carbides using a grinding machine. Another interpretation involves the carbide tools used on grinding machines, such as carbide grinding heads, […]

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• How to machine tungsten carbide?

  For different machining requirements of tungsten carbide, such as simple cutting, drilling, simple external shapes, complex shapes, flat or cylindrical surfaces, irregular non-through holes, blades, R-chamfering or curved profiles, different […]

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• Difference between high-speed steel vs high carbon steel

  The hardness of high-speed steel reaches 65-70 HRC, while high carbon steel has a hardness of 60-65 HRC. High-speed steel is used for molds, and high carbon steel is used […]

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