
Stainless Steel Grade Chart: AISI, UNS, EN, JIS & GB, With Machining Notes
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You receive a drawing referencing “SUS 304”; the mill certification refers to “UNS S30400”; and the order says “EN 1.4301.” […]
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PEEK CNC machining is cutting and shaping polyetheretherketone, commonly known as PEEK, into precise parts for use in industries such […]
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PTFE machining is the CNC-cutting of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) into precision engineering components. PTFE is a machinable engineering plastic widely used […]
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Brass is composed of Copper and Zinc, along with small amounts of other alloying elements. Several types of brass are […]
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Brass and stainless steel are both widely used materials for CNC machining. They are not pure metals. Each is an […]
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Copper and brass are used for different applications. Learn how to differentiate and identify copper vs brass by color. Copper […]
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Polyamide(PA) is a group of engineering polymers containing repeating –CO–NH– linkages, whereas Nylon is an aliphatic Polyamide (a subtype of […]
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Nylon machining is a precise, fast process for manufacturing components that require high lubricity, chemical resistance, wear resistance, compressive strength, […]
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Acetal, or polyoxymethylene (POM), and Delrin are often compared in industrial settings because, although both are POM-based materials, differences exist […]
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