A continuous electrochemical machining system processes stainless steel material strips to form miniature components with high precision.
An adjustable stop constrains the hydraulic piston stroke during return, enabling variable pressing forces without unnecessary travel or complex setups.
Replacing hydraulic actuators with servo motors and epicyclical gears eliminates noise and oil consumption while maintaining precise bending force.
Apparatus applies electrical current to high strength steel workpieces through press electrodes to reduce yield strength and improve elongation.