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In today’s CNC machining world, manufacturers are being asked to do more with less. As proposed tariffs threaten to push the cost of steel, aluminum, and other critical materials even higher, the margin for error is vanishing. A single…
In an industry driven by tolerances measured in thousandths of an inch, it’s easy to assume that when a part comes off the CNC machine to spec, the work is done. The surface is pristine, the dimensions are precise,…
Creating the Ideal Edge Break with Xebec Tools in CNC Machining When designing or refining a CNC machining process for a new part, machine process engineers and application development teams must give deliberate attention to edge breaking. The right…
As the aerospace sector expands into new frontiers—think satellite constellations, advanced radar systems, telecommunications infrastructure, and atmospheric exploration—the demand for precision-engineered components has never been higher. While launch vehicles and flight systems grab headlines, it’s the small, intricate components…
There are many ways to increase efficiency and reduce downtime. The best solution for you will depend on the available resources and your needs. Deburring is a critical process in CNC machining, ensuring that parts are free…
Struggling with titanium or Inconel burrs? Xebec’s ceramic fiber tools deliver fast, clean, precision deburring for exotic materials and superalloys—no rework needed….
Machine shops and manufacturers can reduce costs and improve efficiency with Xebec deburring brushes. …
Struggling with manufacturing challenges? See how automated deburring tackles labor shortages, simplifies automation adoption, and boosts worker safety. Practical insights for industry leaders….
Discover why Xebec ceramic fiber brushes outperform nylon brushes in high-precision machining. Learn how to improve efficiency, consistency & reduce costs….
CNC machines are tried and true in metal machining and metalworking. They’re even more resourceful when manufacturers use them to automate deburring and finishing….
