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Computer Numerical Control (CNC) milling

Manufacturing and machining > Milling

Description

CNC milling is a conventional manufacturing technique that uses a computer to control a milling cutter.

It can be used to precisely machine geometries and features into a substrate, or to mill hot embossing stamps and jigs that may be used to fabricate microstructured features in devices.

The equipment...

CNC milling is a conventional manufacturing technique that uses a computer to control a milling cutter.

It can be used to precisely machine geometries and features into a substrate, or to mill hot embossing stamps and jigs that may be used to fabricate microstructured features in devices.

The equipment typically mills material in either two or three axes, processing wood, metal, ceramics or plastics depending on the cutter that is used.

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Kira SuperMill 2M (UniSA)

MicroCNC Mill

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Description

The system provides true simultaneous 3-dimensional interpretation of structures, 10nm precision on its dual spindles, a 50,000rpm main spindle and a 120,000rpm finishing spindle in a +/- 1 degree Celsius temperature controlled environment.
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Directly machine channel geometries and features into substrate, to mill hot embossing stamps and jigs that may be used to fabricate microstructured features in devices
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Simon Doe @ UniSA

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