Study of the Surface Material AISI 304 Usable for Actuator after the Process of Turning

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Innovation of the technological processes is a very important part of continuous improvement of each manufacturing company. Every manufacturing company is trying to optimize the production processes to achieve the improvement of basic indicators, which include price, quality and speed of the production process. One of the means to achieve these indicators is to optimize the cutting parameters, which ensure the desired quality of the surface in a shorter manufacturing time. Innovation of the technological parameters of the manufacturing company means to repair, improve, and transform these parameters, which are used and show loss limitations. Application of updated parameters for manufacturing company may refer to significant reduction of engineering times, improving the material flow and the other factors, but it is mainly costs saving. This article is specialized on the study of the surface quality of the material AISI 304 by turning technology with selected cutting tool of sintered carbide. This material is usable for actuator (actuators and reduction gears) too.

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