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Titanium Grade 2 vs. Grade 5: Machinability, Cost, and Corrosion Resistance Trade-off

Titanium Grade 2 vs. Grade 5: Machinability, Cost, and Corrosion Resistance Trade-off

2026-08-12
An OEM procurement guide to picking the right titanium grade for CNC machined parts: composition, machinability, mechanical data, and 2026 cost per kg.
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PEEK Machining for Medical Implants: Annealing, Stress Relief, and Biocompatibility Documentation

PEEK Machining for Medical Implants: Annealing, Stress Relief, and Biocompatibility Documentation

2026-08-11
A medical device OEM procurement guide to PEEK implant machining: stress-relief annealing, ASTM F2026 resin compliance, and the ISO 13485 documentation chain.
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Design for Manufacturability (DFM) for CNC Turned Parts: 8 Rules That Cut Cost Without Sacrificin...

Design for Manufacturability (DFM) for CNC Turned Parts: 8 Rules That Cut Cost Without Sacrificin...

2026-08-10
8 practical DFM rules for CNC turned parts — wall thickness, corner radii, thread selection, tolerance strategy, and more — each backed by real production data from our 15+ years of CNC turning experience.
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5-Axis Simultaneous Milling for Impeller Housings: Tool Path Strategy and Collision Avoidance

5-Axis Simultaneous Milling for Impeller Housings: Tool Path Strategy and Collision Avoidance

2026-08-07
3+2 indexed 5-axis is not enough for enclosed impeller geometry: any pocket with an undercut, a curved flank, or a continuous blade surface needs all five axes moving at the same time, because indexed work leaves a stair-step at every tool reorientation.
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FRIMA' s 2026 Mid-Year Work Review and Awards Ceremony Successfully Held

FRIMA' s 2026 Mid-Year Work Review and Awards Ceremony Successfully Held

2026-08-06
On 31 July 2026, FRIMA' s 2026 Mid-Year Work Review and Awards Ceremony was grandly held in the company' s multi-purpose conference hall. The company' s General Manager, department heads and all staff gathered to comprehensively review the operational results of the first half of the year, cond...
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Centerless Grinding After CNC Turning: When Tolerance Demands Exceed Lathe Capability

Centerless Grinding After CNC Turning: When Tolerance Demands Exceed Lathe Capability

2026-08-06
CNC turning has real, hard capability ceilings — set by machine repeatability, tool wear, fixturing rigidity, and the part's length-to-diameter ratio.
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Titanium Grade 5 Turning: Why Coolant Selection Matters More Than Speed

Titanium Grade 5 Turning: Why Coolant Selection Matters More Than Speed

2026-08-05
For Titanium Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V) turning, the coolant choice — fluid type, pressure, and delivery method — typically controls tool life and surface integrity more than spindle speed alone.
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Live Tooling on CNC Lathes: When Milling Features Belong on a Turned Part

Live Tooling on CNC Lathes: When Milling Features Belong on a Turned Part

2026-08-04
Live tooling — driven tool holders that let a CNC lathe perform milling, drilling, and tapping in the same setup as turning — is the right specification when a part has milled features that must align tightly with turned features, the production volume justifies the cell setup, and ...
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Brass 360 vs. Brass C36000: Does the Alloy Grade Matter in High-Speed Turning?

Brass 360 vs. Brass C36000: Does the Alloy Grade Matter in High-Speed Turning?

2026-08-03
A technical comparison of Brass 360 and Brass C36000 for CNC turning, covering machinability ratings, surface finish, tool life, and why specifying the exact UNS designation matters for high-speed production.
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Surface Roughness Ra 0.8 vs Ra 1.6 on Turned Shafts: Cost Impact and Functional Difference

Surface Roughness Ra 0.8 vs Ra 1.6 on Turned Shafts: Cost Impact and Functional Difference

2026-07-31
This guide is built around procurement qualification workflows used by procurement teams sourcing precision turned shafts from Chinese manufacturers like Ningbo FRIMA Industry Co.,ltd
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Threading Standards on CNC Turned Fittings: NPT, BSPP, and Metric Threads Compared

Threading Standards on CNC Turned Fittings: NPT, BSPP, and Metric Threads Compared

2026-07-30
Three threading standards dominate the global pipe fitting and instrumentation market
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Knurling Patterns on Turned Parts: Diamond, Straight, and Spiral — A Spec Sheet Guide for Buyers

Knurling Patterns on Turned Parts: Diamond, Straight, and Spiral — A Spec Sheet Guide for Buyers

2026-07-29
The three standard knurling patterns are diamond (bi-directional grip), straight (uni-directional grip parallel to knurl lines), and spiral (diagonal grip with self-feeding effect during production).
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