Automated or manual assembly of implant assemblies in the clean room. We pack and label according to...
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Thanks to the technical equipment and the modern machine park at Brecht, you are optimally prepared...
Milling technology / milled parts - contract...
Milling technology / milled parts - contract manufacturing for medical products Milling refers to...
Turned parts, micro-turned parts, milled...
Drehen, Fräsen, Schleifen HIPP medical processes materials to turned parts and milled part i...
Sophisticated and economical product solutions. We turn, mill, grind, finish, refine and assemble ac...
Turned part contract manufacturing for medical...
Sophisticated and economical product solutions. We turn, mill, grind, finish, refine and assemble ac...
Automatic measurement on the CNC machine
Measuring on the CNC machine for more productivity hyperMILL® PROBING is the optimal and user...
2x MAZAK INTEGREX i-150 7-axis milling-turning center with swivel head & bar loading magaz...
Additional text: Sophisticated and economical product solutions. We turn, mill, grind, finish, refin...
Rounding of workpieces and Rounding of cutting...
With edge rounding, we distinguish between the following: Rounding of cutting edges The object...
Test pens in quality 0,5µ, 1µ and 2µ
We offer our test pins for checking holes in two different versions. The test pins made of har...
Turned parts for medical technology and mechanical...
Swiss turning Turned parts for medical technology and mechanical engineering Long turning with 2 to...
Manufacturing of cortical screws and closure screws including electropolishing and packaging
1x Chiron Mill 2000 Travels: X 2 x 750 mm (pendulum operation) Y 500 mm Z 550 mm 24 tools...
Dentalimplantate und Abutments
Manufacturing of implants for dentistry according to customer specifications
Do you have a product in mind? We can make it! Starting with the development / construction, we are...
We manufacture milled parts from stainless steel, brass, titanium and aluminum according to a sample...
Saws / laser welding machine / other
1 x hydropneumatic aluminum circular saw machine Eisele Cutting area 100x100 mm or 160x80 mm, repea...
Contract manufacturing of precise turned...
Contract manufacturing of precise turned and milled parts for medical technology perame...
We are service providers in the areas of turning, milling, water jet cutting and the additive manufa...
CNC drawing parts / machined parts
Specialized in highly complex turning and milling parts. With our modern machining centers, we ar...
Production for countertops and interior fittings
Today, in addition to natural stone, we also process glass ceramics ( Dekton ), ceramics and quartz...
Higher quality finishing / finishing processes...
Higher quality finishing / finishing processes of surgical instruments / implants Refining or ref...
CAD construction / development of medical...
CAD construction / development of medical products CAD has supplanted the drawing board and many...
Décolletage & CNC turning / parts - contract...
Décolletage & turning - contract manufacturing for medical products In classic turning...
Manufacturing of cannulated and non-cannulated pedicle screws including anodizing and packaging
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Drilling, milling, turning
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Drilling, milling, and turning are three common metalworking processes. In both cases, a rotating cutting tool rotates along the part's axis to create the required hole diameter. The machining process finishes the hole's diameter by removing material. The differences between turning and milling are many. For example, drilling uses up-and-down motions to create holes, while milling machines use sideways motions to create holes.
Boring, on the other hand, is used to reduce tolerances in large runs of machined or cast products. While it is extremely accurate, it is not ideal for large amounts of material removal. In order to reduce the number of cuts that must be made, drilling is typically used before boring. However, drills can refine a hole after boring. This allows the job to be completed faster. In addition, drills are portable and don't have to be set up in complicated shops.
Milling and drilling machines are similar but use different tools. While drilling drill bits are installed in a lathe for turning, milling cutters are chucked into a drill press. These machines can perform the functions of multiple individual machines, all in one machine. A machining center is a combination of a lathe and milling machine that performs all three processes. There are several advantages to each of them.
The main difference between these two processes is that turning uses a lathe, which allows for greater precision. For this reason, drilling can also produce a non-standard screw thread. By turning a screw on a lathe, a thread is produced that will not be visible once the hole is turned. This process is also known as tapping. The tap is performed either externally or internally and is commonly performed on a round part.
Face-milling: This technique removes material from the workpiece. The cutting tool is placed at right angles to the workpiece. The face-milling cutter is an example. It is the last step in the process, while the longitudinal feed is the first step. When it comes to face-milling, it is often the first and last step. This process is known as facing off, and it is used to remove the completed component from its parent stock.
Turning is a process where a rotating cutting tool presses against the workpiece and removes material. Milling, on the other hand, is a more expensive process. The rotary machining process uses a stationary workpiece. The rotary process rotates the workpiece, while milling uses a stationary part. During the milling process, the tool presses against the piece. It is often the best option for cylindrical parts with a lot of features.