deburring

What is Gear Hobbing?

What is Gear Hobbing?

Understanding Gear Hobbing and Deburring in Manufacturing. What is Gear Hobbing? Gear hobbing is a machining process used to cut gears, splines, and sprockets. What is the Difference Between Gear Cutting and Hobbing? Why is it Important to Remove Burrs? What is the Effect of Deburring?  

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Deburring and Part Finishing in the Aerospace Sector: Exceeding Industry Standards

Deburring and Part Finishing in the Aerospace Sector: Exceeding Industry Standards

In the dynamic world of aerospace engineering, precision and quality are paramount. Every component, no matter how small, plays a crucial role in the overall performance and safety of an aircraft. One often overlooked but essential process in aerospace manufacturing is deburring and part finishing. This article explores the significance of deburring, its role in meeting industry standards, and the latest techniques employed by top engineers in the aerospace sector.

Mastering Precision: A Comprehensive Guide to Overcoming Part Finishing Challenges

Mastering Precision: A Comprehensive Guide to Overcoming Part Finishing Challenges

In the intricate realm of manufacturing, achieving precision in part finishing is an ongoing pursuit that directly influences the quality and functionality of the final product. This comprehensive guide explores the common challenges encountered in part finishing and offers valuable insights into overcoming these hurdles with the help of advanced deburring and chamfering machines.

The Machine Shop at James Engineering

The Machine Shop at James Engineering

Get an inside scoop about the machine shop at James Engineering from a Q&A with lead engineer, Dave Schlosser, and company vice president, Scott Richards.

The Difference Between Grinding, Polishing, and Deburring

The Difference Between Grinding, Polishing, and Deburring

These three machining processes all seem frustratingly similar—so what makes them different from each other?

What Is Gear Chamfering?

What Is Gear Chamfering?

In simple terms, gear chamfering is the process of cutting a 90-degree edge at a 45-degree angle, but in reality it’s a bit more complicated than that.

Part Finishing 101: A Beginner's Guide

Part Finishing 101: A Beginner's Guide

Part finishing is an in-depth process requiring multiple different applications to ensure parts are processed to perfection.

The Matter of The Sprocket

The Matter of The Sprocket

Sprockets can be tricky to deburr, but James Engineering has come up with the perfect solution.

The Dynamic Duo

The Dynamic Duo

Why a CNC machine and the MAX System make the perfect pair.

The Grind Never Stops

The Grind Never Stops

It matters what your grinding wheels are made of.