Heat resistant super alloys (HRSAs) are used for aircraft parts facing some of the most extreme performance demands. The materials may be called “exotic,” but how to machine them doesn’t need to be obscure.
Titanium alloys are the most common heat-resistant metals in modern planes, and titanium accounts for a significant percentage of the weight of a modern aircraft. Consult these resources for tips on machining titanium more productively:
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The holder, the coolant delivery, the engagement with the part—all these factors affect the turning process. Here are tips for turning the hardest-to-machine metals:
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The choice of milling cutter and milling tool path, among other factors, contribute to the success of a titanium or HRSA milling application. Here are milling tips:
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