manufacturing

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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The Future of Automation in Manufacturing | Machines vs. Human Labor

The Future of Automation in Manufacturing  |   Machines vs. Human Labor

As manufacturing landscapes evolve, automation emerges as a crucial solution for optimizing processes like deburring and chamfering. This article explores the pressing need for automation in manufacturing, the challenges faced by human labor, and the limitations encountered with traditional robotic systems.

The Advantage of 11-Axis Machining over 5-Axis Machining in High Precision Part Finishing

The Advantage of 11-Axis Machining over 5-Axis Machining in High Precision Part Finishing

In the realm of manufacturing, precision is paramount. Achieving high precision in part finishing not only enhances the quality of the final product but also significantly impacts efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Traditional machining methods have paved the way for advanced technologies like 5-axis machining, and now, the evolution continues with the advent of 11-axis machining. In this article, we delve into the nuances of high precision part finishing and explore the distinct advantages offered by 11-axis machining over its 5-axis counterpart.

How Automated Deburring Systems Revolutionize Manufacturing

How Automated Deburring Systems Revolutionize Manufacturing

In manufacturing, efficiency and precision are paramount. Any process that can streamline production while maintaining quality is highly sought after. One such innovation making waves in the manufacturing industry is automated deburring systems. These systems, including automated deburring machines and automated chamfer machines, are revolutionizing the way manufacturers handle post-processing tasks. Let's dive into what these systems are, how they work, and the benefits they offer.

CASE STUDY: Manufacturing Customer Survey Finds The Following Results

CASE STUDY:  Manufacturing Customer Survey Finds The Following Results

In 2011, we conducted a client survey of over 1500 manufacturers, across varied industries doing manual and hand deburring.

How Much Production Time Are You Losing?

Set up? Processing Time? The MAX speeds all of this!

Achieving Precision: Advancing Defense Industry Standards With Precision Techniques

Achieving Precision: Advancing Defense Industry Standards With Precision Techniques

In aerospace and defense manufacturing, achieving unprecedented precision is not merely a goal but a necessity. Every component must adhere to exacting standards to ensure uncompromised safety and performance. In this article, we delve into the realm of advanced deburring and chamfering technologies, particularly focusing on high tech, cutting-edge, 11-axis systems. We'll uncover how this system, with its meticulous attention to detail and micrometer-level precision, redefines part finishing in the defense industry, setting new benchmarks for excellence.

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 Power of 11 Axes and Focused Deburring

The Power of 11 Axes and Focused Deburring

James Engineering’s patented 11-axis and Focused Deburring technology unlocks a whole new way of deburring that allows for unmatched mobility and repeatable precision.

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.

Abrasives in CNC Machines

Abrasives in CNC Machines

Scott Richards goes into detail about why abrasives are harmful for CNCs and how operators can avoid the unnecessary struggle that comes with using them.

From Past to Present: The History of Manufacturing

From Past to Present: The History of Manufacturing

Have you ever wondered how certain things are made? In order to understand that, you first have to know the history of the manufacturing industry…

Deburring Debunked: The Ultimate Challenges

Deburring Debunked: The Ultimate Challenges

Jim Richards, founder of James Engineering, explains the top three part finishing challenges and the secret to overcoming them.

Types of Deburring

Types of Deburring

Let’s dive in to eight different methods of deburring!

Innovating Tomorrow

Innovating Tomorrow

James Engineering’s own Dave Schlosser gives us a sneak peek into his career as a mechanical engineer.

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.

FIGHT! Robot vs Gantry System

FIGHT! Robot vs Gantry System

The presence of robots increases every day within the manufacturing industry, but James Engineering has managed to manufacture without traditional robots from the start—and here’s how.

The A1 Intern

The A1 Intern

Quinn Gossett explains what she’s learned during her time at James Engineering and how it has prepared her for her future in mechanical engineering.