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Progress of Traditional Ultra-Precision Machining Processes

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Ultra-precision machining is in the forefront of advanced manufacturing technology and also will become the basis of future manufacturing technology. Ultra-precision machining already has turned into the enabling technology to success in the international competition. Some new progresses in traditional ultra-precision machining processes including processing and measuring techniques, machining equipment, and analysis methods are introduced in this paper. Components with high form accuracy and good surface roughness are widely applied to precision apparatuses. Structured surfaces can be acquired by selecting reasonable machining parameters before mechanical process. The continuous growing markets will fuel many industrial sectors by ultra precision machining. We should pay great attention to the further developments of this technology.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 753-755)

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314-317

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.753-755.314

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August 2013

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Zi Xu Han, Li Bao An, Hai Dong Zhao

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Grinding, Milling, Polishing, Turning, Ultra-Precision

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