Titanium Alloy Processing Skills for High-Speed ​​Tufting Machine1

Titanium alloy processing skills for tufting machine: Stability is the key to success. Some machining workshops find that titanium is difficult to process effectively, but this view does not represent the development trend of modern processing methods and cutting tools. Part of the reason why it is difficult is that titanium metal processing is a new technology and there is a lack of learnable experience. Furthermore, difficulties are often related to expectations and the experience of the operator, especially as some are accustomed to working with materials such as cast iron or low-alloy steels, which often have low machining requirements. In comparison, the same tool and the same speed cannot be used for processing titanium, and the life of the tool is also different. Even compared with some stainless steels, the difficulty of processing titanium is still much higher. Machining titanium requires different cutting speeds and feeds as well as certain precautions. In fact, compared with most materials, titanium metal is also a material that can be directly processed. As long as the titanium workpiece is stable, the clamping is firm, the machine tool is selected correctly, the power is suitable, the working condition is good, and the BT50 spindle with short tool overhang is equipped, all problems will be solved easily. However, in the actual milling process, the conditions required for titanium metal processing are not easy to be fully satisfied, because ideal stability conditions are not always available. In addition, the shape of many titanium parts is complex and may include many fine or deep cavities, thin walls, bevels and thin brackets. To successfully machine such a part requires the use of large.