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Fabrication of Micro Parts with Micro-WEDM

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A new Micro-WEDM machine is developed in this paper. Therefore, experiment can be done on this machine. Especially, the surface characteristics of work-pieces are analyzed in detail. The Micro-WEDM can machine micro slot easily. In addition, all kinds of micro shaped holes, micro gears, complex micro parts and dies are machined to check its processability. A micro gear can be easily fabricated by micro-forming method with the micro gear dies fabricated by micro-WEDM, and get well performance, which indicates that micro parts machined by Micro-WEDM meet the requirements of micro instrument and device.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 339)

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297-301

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.339.297

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May 2007

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Shi Chun Di, R.N. Huang, Guan Xin Chi, W.S. Zhao

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Micro Gear, Micro Part, Micro WEDM, Micro-Fabrication, Micro-Part

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