Spark Erosion, also known as electrical discharge machining, is a manufacturing process which creates a specific shape using electrical discharges (sparks). Spark erosion removes material from a piece with current discharges between two electrodes that are separated by a dielectric liquid that is subject to voltage. @engg_junction #chill edm #edm party #top edm #edm trap #edm […]
Steve Michon, from Zero Tolerance LLC, demonstrates how they combined fast hole, wire EDM and sinker EDM to create ribs on a mold part. Adding ribs to plastic parts is one of the most common uses of injection molding. These features are typically very small and because of that, one of the most efficient ways
PTM has 5 Fanuc wire EDM machines which are use in the construction of components for our stamping dies. EDM machines create an electrical discharge between the wire or electrode and the work piece. As the spark jumps across the gap material is removed from both the workpiece and the wire. A non conductive fluid
Welcome to the first episode of the Everything EDM – Learn to Burn series. Zero Tolerance LLC zeroes in on electrical discharge machining (EDM), starting from the basic concepts. There are many different names for this subtractive manufacturing process: spark machining, spark eroding, die sinking… the list goes on and electrical discharge machining is considered