SANS Machining

Cavity milling, also known as pocket milling or enclosed pocket milling, involves removing material from within a defined boundary or pocket area of a workpiece.

Small batch CNC machining has emerged as a popular solution for businesses looking to produce custom parts in limited quantities while maintaining cost-effectiveness.

Threaded inserts play a crucial role in CNC machined prototypes, providing a reliable and durable solution for creating threaded connections in a variety of materials.

CNC machining involves cutting, milling, or turning materials to create precise parts and components. We often encounter two types of metals: hard metal and soft metal.

Surface ripple refers to a wavy texture that appears on the surface of the parts, usually caused by some factors during the machining process, and is also one of the important factors affecting the surface quality of the parts.

STEP files are widely used in the CAD industry to transfer 3D models from one software application to another. STEP (Product Exchange Standard) is a widely used neutral file format for exchanging 3D CAD models between different systems.

Fracture failure is a critical issue in the realm of mechanical engineering, often leading to catastrophic consequences. It occurs when a material breaks or separates into two or more pieces due to excessive stress.

Knurling is a manufacturing process used in CNC machining to create a pattern of raised ridges on a surface, providing improved grip, aesthetics, or a combination of both.

n the development process of the robotics industry, the role played by CNC machining parts is indispensable.

Press fits, a method of joining components by inserting one part tightly into another, play a crucial role in assembly design.