From metal fabrication and metal removal to Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM), CNC machining has revolutionised just about every aspect of manufacturing processes. The process of Computer Numerical Control or CNC machining involves shaping and fabricating complex three dimensional objects using machine tools controlled by a program running on a computer. The high degree of precision achieved through CNC has increased the demand of such machining services. However, with so many companies claiming to offer unmatched services, it can prove to be difficult to find the right one. In this article we will take a look at various tips to help you find the right CNC machining service.
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2011
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Aug
2011
Around 20 years ago machining workshops were pondering over whether they should switch over to CNC (Computer Numeric Controlled) from manual mills. Those who didn’t jump on the CNC bandwagon were eventually left behind . Today, the scenario for 5 axis milling and machining technology is somewhat similar. Many industries today, particularly those where a high degree of precision is required such as medical devices, optical equipment, aircraft, transport, aerospace and satellites have already turned to 5 axis technology as a way of speeding up manufacturing ability as well as increasing repeatable accuracy. The ability to produce complex machine parts offered by 5 axis machining allows for reduced labor time and tooling costs which lead to higher precision as well as lower costs per part. In this article we will take a look at the various advantages and benefits associated with 5 axis machining and why PRV Engineering invests and continues to invest in this technology on behalf of our clients.
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Jul
2011
As you’re reading this post you’ve obviously found the new home of the PRV Engineering blog. Welcome!
As a forward thinking engineering company, who pride ourselves on making sure we have the latest cutting edge technology available for our clients, we’ve decided that it was time to engage with our current and future clients in some new and unique ways for our industry.
So you will now be able to find us on Twitter @prvengineering, Facebook, as well as on Linkedin, and our very own YouTube channel.
We will be writing about the industry in general (with some great insights from Simon Jones our MD) but with specific focus on our areas of expertise in manufacturing for an expanse of industries from Food and Chemical Processing, Railway, Aircraft and Automotive, Pharmaceutical, Defence and Construction – in fact all types of Industrial Engineering.
Last but not least you may well of noticed a fresh new look for PRV Engineering by way of our brand new logo which will feature across all of our sites.
We hope you like our fresh new image and our new approaches to communciating with you and we look forwards to engaging with you and hearing your thoughts.
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