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| What is the best method for controlling graphite dust? |
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| There are two methods for controlling graphite dust during the machining process. The first method is to use high air velocity with a dust collector. Conventional machining centers such as mills and g... |
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| Where can I buy POCO materials? |
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| POCO sells through distributors, for a listing of distributors, please visit our web site http://www.poco.com/edm/dist_noamer.html |
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| Is there an MSDS for POCO graphite? |
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| MSDS information for POCO materials is available on POCO's corporate web site--
http://www.poco.com |
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| Do you have any information on edmimg
graphite with graphite or any other type of electrode material? Ive heard of some shops machining detail in graphite electrodes by edming them with copper tungsten electrodes. |
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| Yes, it is possible to EDM graphite with other materials. Although it is not common, in some instances this process can be used to EDM intricate details into a graphite material that will ultimately b... |
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| What is the electrode material for burning carbide? |
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| Any of the Poco materials can be used to cut carbide, but there are certain items to take into consideration. The detail of the electrode, as well as the desired perfromance will determine the classif... |
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| Im about to tackle some serious BeCu burning. Im leaning toward graphite roughers for speed, even with the wear, and then following up with some copper impregnated finishers for detail, finish, and to keep cost down. Would you support this approach? |
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| Sounds like you are on the right track. Remember the detail of the electrode will dictate which grade of material (graphite or copper impregnated) to use. When burning into the beryllium copper we've ... |
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