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Traditional CNC machining setups rely heavily on mechanical clamps or vises to secure a part. While reliable, they also impose physical limitations on the part’s geometry—what can be clamped, where clamps can be placed, and how much stock needs to be added just to hold the part in place. 

Tool breakage can bring a project to a halt—wasting both time and material. It often results from excessive force, poor chip removal, or tool fatigue. DMAC’s Approach to Tool Longevity: Tool integrity is essential for precision work. DMAC addresses breakage risk through...

Witness firsthand how 5-axis technology enables faster machining and minimizes human interference and errors...

Surface roughness is a pivotal aspect of CNC machining that directly impacts both the quality and aesthetics of the machined parts.