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Changzhou Desheng Super Hard Tools Co., Ltd.
Atten：Mr Lu
E-mail：finance@deshengtools.com
Phone：18651219155
E-mail：sale@deshengtools.com
Add：No. 16 Hengcui Road, Henglin Town, Wujin District, Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province
QQ：705439942@gg.com
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When it comes to knives, what comes to mind? It is estimated that many people's spontaneous answers would be kitchen knives, fruit knives, scissors, or even the Qinglong Yanyue knife of the Three Kingdoms period general Guan Yu.
The 'teeth' of machine tools
In the industrial system, most cutting tools are not the familiar single-sided cutting style. The cutting tools in mechanical processing are mainly used for cutting, cutting, grinding, milling and other processes, and are widely used for the shape processing of various types, materials and sizes of workpieces and products. Therefore, they come in various shapes, such as drill bits, circular saw blades, and even hollow "wolf toothed sticks".
Cutting tools are often likened to the "teeth" of machine tools, and they are one of the components of modern digital manufacturing technology. With the acceleration of modernization in the manufacturing industry, various industries such as aerospace, marine engineering, and automobiles have generated a large demand for efficient cutting tools.
For example, in recent years, nickel based high-temperature alloys, titanium alloys, high-strength structural steels and other materials have been widely used in the aerospace industry, and the processing difficulty of these materials is very high. In addition, aircraft extensively use integrated components in the manufacturing process, which remove excess on large blanks to form thin-walled components. All of these have raised higher requirements for cutting tools.
New materials are not far away from us. In recent years, some superhard new materials have been widely used in electronic products such as mobile phones, including glass cover plates, 3D glass, ceramic backplates, aluminum alloy shells, stainless steel frames, and structural components. This also requires continuous innovation of cutting tools to adapt to the needs of new materials and processes. |
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