Mobile phone:+86-13416886768
Email:ano.he@jinbo-china.com

         

ISO9001:2015 Fully Certified

ISO/TS16949 Fully Certified 

  • 1
  • Services
  • Contact Us

    Hongtai Technology Park,Nanmen,Qiaoli,Changping,Dongguan city,Guangdong,China
    Tel:+86-769-83390125
    Mobile phone:+86-13416886768
    Email:ano.he@jinbo-china.com
    Skype:ano_icebreak

  • Comments From Customers

    01. Much appreciate for your great support in the past 6 years,Your quality,delivery and sense of communication are impressive
    ---From Chris Inducto Australia
    02. The quality of the parts are impressive
    ---From Freddy Sandvik Sweden
    03. I will look into new projects for you,you're always supportive and reliable
    ---From Jens Danfoss Denmark

         

Copyright ©2020 JINBO Precision Mechanical  粤ICP备10217552号  Powered by www.300.cn

Home page
>
Blog
>
ARE YOU READY FOR IN-PROCESS GAGING?

CONTACT US

Tel:+86-769-83390125
Mobile:+86-13416886768
Email:ano.he@jinbo-china.com
Skype:ano_icebreak

ARE YOU READY FOR IN-PROCESS GAGING?

  In the machining industry, many people think that in-process gaging adds to cycle time. However, usually this is not the case. When done properly, this functionality will likely save time and resources by reducing scrap and eliminating operator error. How can you tell if your shop is ready to start using in-process gaging? Here are some things to consider.

  The first step when considering gaging is to think about the parts you produce. Is there a point in the process where the part is clean (free of chips or coolant), or you can make it clean for measurement? Contaminants can throw off your measurements, so the parts must be clean.
 
 It’s also important to consider your angles of approach to the part. Do you have a clear path where a straight probe will work? If not, you can investigate other options such as angle probes or multi-tip probes. In any case, the size and shape of the probe selected should be able to access the part while clearing all its features.
Tag
machining
Previous article:
Programming G71 Roughing Cycle on a CNC Lathe
Five Quick Tips to Save Money on Your Next CNC Project
Next article:

SERVICE

Mechanical Design

----------------------------------------
Mechanical Assembly

----------------------------------------
CNC Machining

----------------------------------------
Mold Parts

----------------------------------------