Research on Unconventional Methods of Cylindrical Micro-Parts Shaping

Sebastian Skoczypiec; Marcin Grabowski; Adam Ruszaj

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.504-506.1225

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Research on Unconventional Methods of Cylindrical Micro-Parts Shaping

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One can state that special place in group of micromanufacturing methods are connected with application of unconventional methods, such as electrochemical (EC) and electrodischarge (ED) micromilling, because of their high efficiency in shaping 3D structures. In the paper result of cylindrical tools manufacturing for EC and ED-micro milling process will be discussed. The special attention will be paid for electrochemical etching, electrodischarge turning and some hybrid methods application for micro-tools manufacturing

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 504-506)

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Sebastian Skoczypiec, Marcin Grabowski, Adam Ruszaj

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Electrochemical Micromachining, Electrodischarge Micromachining, Micro-Tools

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