Composite Machining
Cutting, milling and trimming
Composite edges need sharp, geometry-specific tooling and stable support to avoid pull-out, burning and interlaminar damage.
In simple terms
Composite edges need sharp, geometry-specific tooling and stable support to avoid pull-out, burning and interlaminar damage.
Best for
Final contouring, slots, pockets and edge finishing.
Watch out for
Feed, speed, cooling and extraction must be developed for the actual laminate and machine.
Typical applications
CFRP/GFRP panels, sandwich parts and cured profiles.
Related tools
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