Requirements for machined finishes below 32 are increasingly more difficult. In this range, material type and part configuration play a more dominant role.
March 18, 2010
To Achieve a Burr Free Surface Finish Takes Experience
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- @SocMfgEng Agreed. We're waiting patiently. But it is getting harder and harder to hang on. Americans love to make things!
- @LynnTilton We totally agree Lynn. That is what we do, and we find it hard to find skilled labor. We keep promoting manufacturing.
- @Qmedsuppliers Why not, they are performing surgery now. I'd rather trust them with the floor plan of my wharehouse, then my innards.
- Att: Medical Device Start-up Companies Check this out: http://www.ohio.com/lifestyle/health/100242834.html
