Production Aspects Affecting the Final Precision Machining of Advanced Materials

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When creating products of modern construction materials has a great influence on their endpoints right way and the quality of working on machine tools. The article deals with positioning accuracy of machine tools which is carried out in an unloaded condition, according to international standard ISO 230-2. Overall accuracy of working machining is determined mainly static rigidity, geometrical accuracy of mechanical components, positioning accuracy and dynamic stiffness. Static stiffness is defined in new machine tools in a limited workspace. Therefore, the article deals with the definition of static stiffness in the expanded work area and also defines its impact on the positioning accuracy at individual points in workspace of the machine tool.

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