Third-party Micro-drilling EDM
Our department is equipped with cutting-edge technology, featuring the latest-generation micro-drilling EDM machines alongside traditional systems. This setup ensures precision, versatility, and reliability for even the most complex projects.
What Is Micro-Drilling EDM and How Does It Work?
The EDM drilling process operates similarly to die sinking EDM, but with a critical difference: the electrode used is a rotating tube. This unique design enables the production of fast, accurate, small, and deep holes, making it indispensable for certain industrial applications.
This technology is particularly strategic in the industry because, in many cases, the workpiece must first be drilled using micro-drilling EDM before wire EDM can be performed.
Capabilities and Benefits
Our CNC micro-drilling EDM machines are equipped with automatic electrode transmission systems that can handle up to 18 positions. This level of automation not only improves productivity but also allows for a high degree of customization, catering to unique client needs.
Key specifications include:
- The ability to produce holes in all types of metals, ranging from 0.25 mm to 6 mm in diameter, with depths exceeding 300 mm.
- Exceptional performance in parts with high aspect ratios or extreme material hardness, where traditional drilling technologies fail.
With years of professional expertise, we ensure precision and high-quality results for every machined part. Whether you require intricate holes or custom solutions, our team is ready to meet your most demanding requirements.
Why choose Micro-drilling EDM:
- Rapid machining of holes
- For preparation of high aspect ratio holes, even in hard materials
- Micro holes can be done on every kind of conductive metal or alloy, including PCD (poly crystallin diamond)
discover other EDM mechanical machinings
WIRE EDM
According to the material we need to work, the tool electrode in wire EDM is a copper or brass wire.
DIE SINKING EDM
In die sinking EDM the tool electrode can be made of copper, copper tungsten or graphite, depending on the desired shape.
