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Wet Abrasive Jet Machining to Prepare and Design the Cutting Edge Micro Shape

Dirk Biermann, Robert Aßmuth, Sebastian Schumann, Michael L. Rieger, Bernd Kuhlenkötter

Year
2016
Citations
43

Abstract

Cutting edge preparation is utilized to increase the stability of cutting tools and to improve the adhesion strength of a subsequent coating. In this context wet abrasive jet machining with a robot guided system allows to prepare local tool areas and to realize a specific design of the cutting edge, as well as advantageous surface qualities. This paper is concerned with the requirements and challenges in preparing and designing the cutting edge micro shape using wet abrasive jet machining. Important factors of the process as well as resultant shapes and topography effects of the machined cutting edges are discussed.

Keywords

Enhanced Data Rates for GSM EvolutionAbrasiveMachiningMaterials scienceContext (archaeology)Mechanical engineeringCoatingJet (fluid)Cutting toolMetallurgy

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