Types of Boring Process
Industrial boring can be broken down into two processes. First is line boring, in which precise surface holes are made through a single part of the material. The second is back boring, where the hole is enlarged from either end of the material. Industrial boring milling is used for three main objectives in manufacturing production:
Sizing
Guided and determined by the size of drilling bits, this process expands pre-drilled holes into different sizes.
Concentricity
Adhering to set limitations, this process creates concentric holes within specific exterior diameters.
Straightness
Holes that have already been drilled can be straightened to improve accuracy.
Types of Boring Machines
Boring machines are available in various shapes, designs, and operational capabilities because creating and expanding surface holes depends on the boring direction. Types include vertical, horizontal, and JIG boring machines. Boring tools on the rotating spindle can be altered to fit the project's specifications. The design of each boring machine matches specific operational requirements. Industrial boring use several methods, including lead screw hole locating, mechanical gauging, electrical gauging, and optical gauging-measuring.
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