Metal Cutting-GMC 30030

Metal Cutting-GMC 30030

GW/NW   – 14\13.5
Character – 300*3*25.4 A
Quantity   – 25

Metal cutting refers to the process of shaping or removing material from a metal workpiece to achieve a desired shape, size, or finish. It’s a fundamental aspect of manufacturing and fabrication processes across various industries, including automotive, aerospace, construction, and machinery production

Applications and Requirements:

• Milling: Milling is a machining process that uses rotary cutters to remove material from a workpiece. The cutter rotates at high speeds while the workpiece is held stationary or fed into the cutter. Milling machines can produce a wide range of shapes, slots, and features on metal parts.
• Turning: Turning is a machining process that involves rotating a workpiece while a cutting tool removes material from its surface. This process is typically performed on a lathe, where the workpiece is held in place and rotated against the cutting tool. Turning is commonly used to create cylindrical shapes, threads, and grooves.
• Drilling: Drilling is the process of creating holes in a metal workpiece using a rotating drill bit. The drill bit applies downward pressure and rotational force to remove material and form a hole. Drilling is essential for creating holes of various sizes and depths in metal components.
• Grinding: Grinding is a machining process that uses an abrasive wheel to remove material from the surface of a metal workpiece. The grinding wheel rotates at high speeds and applies pressure to the workpiece, resulting in precise removal of material and the creation of smooth surfaces. Grinding is commonly used for finishing operations and achieving tight tolerances.
• Sawing: Sawing involves using a saw blade to cut through metal workpieces. This process can be done manually with a handsaw or using power tools such as bandsaws, circular saws, or abrasive chop saws. Sawing is typically used for cutting large pieces of metal into smaller, more manageable sizes.