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WKPT’s automatic production line consists of an Italian COMAU NS series six-axis robotic arm, which can grip 16 kg materials, and the repeatability accuracy reaches 0.05mm. Also with COMAU Rebel four-axis robotic arm can grip 6 kg materials and the repeatability accuracy reaches 0.02mm.

Aluminum alloy is a highly active metal. An oxide film will occur as soon as the aluminum alloy contacts the air, and this can isolate the possibility of the bottom layer being corroded in the environment. However, the naturally formed oxide film still will be corroded after long-term exposure, so aluminum alloy is usually anodized for surface protection.

In the precision machining industry, we discuss the feasibility of product projects with customers, starting from a sheet of drawing. The drawing carries all the information of the workpiece, and its dimensions, tolerances, and machining methods including details of the customer's product, which is also the key to measuring whether we would undertake this project or not.

Surface treatment is a common and important process technology in the metal manufacturing industry. As various forms of corrosion and wear in the environment often begin on the surface, implementing surface treatment can protect the underlying material from surface corrosion and damage. Surface treatment technologies have also been developed with various material characteristics and resulted in a range of options.

A milling machine is a device that fixes the workpiece on the main shaft of the machine tool and removes the material by the high-speed rotation of the tool.

Lathes play an important role in industry development, known as the mother of industry, and is the most important machinery in precision machining.

The precision quality of industrial products continuously improving, and the requirements of precision of parts manufacturing are also higher than before, which has reached the demand of micrometers (㎛).

The development of the five-axis machining center and the turning-milling machine is for complex precision parts production, and the needs of machining parts with multiple angles or negative angles.

The origin of threading can be traced back to the Industrial Revolution in England at the end of the 18th century.