Permanent Machining of Brass Parts and how it＊s done

Permanent machining of brass components and parts is a process that can be used to take various components that have been manufactured through casting, machining and/or forging. This process can be used on a wide range of products such as gears, bearings, shafts, precision gears and more

The permanent machining of brass parts and components is available in many different forms including

Manual Machine Operations (MMO) – In this type of operation the machine operator controls the machine using manual tools and hand motions. The machine may also have an automated feed system that does not require any manual operation by the operator

Automatic Machine Operations (AMO) – This type of operation uses automatic controls that allow for more precise control over the machine tooling being used. This type of operation can also be used to do automated setups which is when the machine starts with a known starting point and it then follows a path through each cycle without any manual intervention by the operator or technician

Computerized Machine Operations (CMO) – In this type of operation the machine has computerized controls which allow for more accurate control over the workpiece being machined as well as having additional features such as automatic setup functions or programming capabilities that allow for automated setup routines within