EDM (electrical discharge machining, also known as spark eroding or wire erosion) is a machining process that uses the electrical discharges to alter the shape of a workpiece - an electrical current passes between an electrode and a workpiece which are separated by a dielectric liquid and as a result spark erodes the workpiece to form a desired final shape.
Types of EDM machines:
Combined with computer numeric controls (CNC), EDM machines become an accurate and reliable machining method that is now standard among more conventional cutting methods. It is particularly popular for small-volume productions such as prototypes. Various processes are possible with electrical discharge machining, including turning, milling, grinding and small hole drilling. Besides die and mould-making, EDM is typically applied in the automotive and aerospace industry, for example, in the production of aircraft engines.
Advantages:
However, EDM machining is the rather slow method compared to traditional machining, therefore high-volume tasks are not suited for this method. At the same time, the spark eroding process requires high power consumption. If need to rough cut a lot of parts quickly, electrical discharge machining probably isn’t the right processing machine.
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