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: Cyber Cut Milling

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Material Use

A wide variety of metallic and nonmetallic materials is feasible for milling machinery. Best results are obtained with materials having high general machinability ratings. Commonly processed materials on the Cybercut milling machines and their machinability ratings are in the table below.

 
Material Ranking
Cast Iron 0
Carbon Steel 50
Alloy Steel 0
Stainless Steel 0
Aluminum & Alloys 100
Copper & Alloys 0
Zinc & Alloys 0
Magnesium & Alloys 0
Titanium & Alloys 0
Nickel & Alloys 0
Refractory Metals 0
Thermoplastics 100
Thermosets 0
Ceramics 0
PhotoPolymers 0
Wood (dry) 50

A value of zero means that the corresponding material is never used with this process, a ranking of 100 means that it is excellent for use with this process.