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Posted by: chrispace69 ®

11/09/2010, 02:49:53

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I am looking for a better solution for machining the slit in a range of hardened collets (Dimension D). At the moment we are mounting the collet in a vice and grinding the slit using a small pneumatic grinder.

The process is effective but time consuming and results in a finishing operation to remove fine burrs.

I am looking for any ideas to cut multiple collets or any UK engineering companies that would be better suited to this job


 

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Posted by: asyed70 ®

01/05/2011, 15:57:21

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Look into laser technology. You can make multiple parts with good accuracy.







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Posted by: Kelly Bramble ®

11/12/2010, 14:32:17

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11/12/2010, 14:22:03

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Waterjet?







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