Machine d'érosion à fil VIGERT HG80 d'occasion à vendre

Machine d'érosion de fil HG80

Key features of a Wire Erosion Machine include:

1. Wire Electrode: The machine uses a thin metal wire, typically made of brass or tungsten, as the cutting tool. This wire is guided through the workpiece while electrical discharges occur between the wire and the workpiece to erode the material.
2. Dielectric Fluid: The workpiece and the wire are submerged in a dielectric fluid, often deionized water, to facilitate the process. The fluid cools the workpiece, flushes away eroded particles, and acts as a medium for the electrical discharges.
3. Précision et exactitude : On the basis of HG80 Wire Erosion Machine . Wire EDM machines are known for their high precision and accuracy, making them suitable for intricate and complex shapes that might be difficult to achieve with conventional machining methods.
4. Materials: On the basis of HG80 Wire Erosion Machine . Wire EDM can be used on a wide range of electrically conductive materials, including metals like steel, aluminum, titanium, and alloys. It’s also used for cutting conductive ceramics and other exotic materials.
5. Automated Control: On the basis of HG80 Wire Erosion Machine . Modern Wire EDM machines are often equipped with computer numerical control (CNC) systems, allowing for precise control over the cutting process and the ability to program complex cutting paths.
6. Applications: On the basis of HG80 Wire Erosion Machine . Wire EDM is commonly used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, electronics, tool and die making, and medical device manufacturing. It’s employed for producing prototypes, molds, dies, and other parts that require high accuracy and fine detail.
7. Wire Threading: As the wire electrode wears during the cutting process, automatic threading mechanisms are often incorporated into the machine to replace the worn wire with a new one without interrupting the cutting operation.