Commercially available diamond turning machines offer high levels of accuracy where the full potential of the machine is realised. This is achieved by in-process measurement & test, which monitor the key areas of possible degradation of accuracy in surface form and texture. This paper identifies the most significant of these, and describes practical methods for monitoring & control of the process. New techniques such as an interferometer for rapid diamond tool positioning & centring are highlighted along with the properties of tool wear. Results on some typical diamond machined JR components are presented. 1
Ultraprecision, single point diamond turning (SPDT) is a tool based machining technology that allows...
Special ultra-precision processes are necessary to machine surfaces for optical applications with re...
In this paper the most recent investigations in ultrasonic assisted diamond machining of hardened st...
The influences of straightness errors and machine resonances on the surface of faced mirrors are dis...
Ultaprecision diamond turning or milling are the most precise technologies for the production of par...
The influences of straightness errors and machine resonances on the surface of faced mirrors are dis...
Machine integrated finishing with compliant tool holders could be a cost effective automation soluti...
The electro-erosive wheel dressing exerts a significant impact on the machining accuracy of an artic...
This paper deals with an investigation of the process factors and the material factors affecting the...
Tool setting precision is a basic requirement in ultra-precision diamond machining since it directly...
Optically flat components are increasing in more demand, which is hard to manufacture with high prec...
The parameter that has a major control over the performance of the optical components is its surface...
Si3N4 tools were coated with a thin diamond film using a Hot-Filament Chemical Vapour Deposition (HF...
[[abstract]]Single crystal diamond tool has the highest known hardness, good wear resistance, high c...
[[abstract]]Precise and efficient tool setting technique and accurate tool shape monitoring are of e...
Ultraprecision, single point diamond turning (SPDT) is a tool based machining technology that allows...
Special ultra-precision processes are necessary to machine surfaces for optical applications with re...
In this paper the most recent investigations in ultrasonic assisted diamond machining of hardened st...
The influences of straightness errors and machine resonances on the surface of faced mirrors are dis...
Ultaprecision diamond turning or milling are the most precise technologies for the production of par...
The influences of straightness errors and machine resonances on the surface of faced mirrors are dis...
Machine integrated finishing with compliant tool holders could be a cost effective automation soluti...
The electro-erosive wheel dressing exerts a significant impact on the machining accuracy of an artic...
This paper deals with an investigation of the process factors and the material factors affecting the...
Tool setting precision is a basic requirement in ultra-precision diamond machining since it directly...
Optically flat components are increasing in more demand, which is hard to manufacture with high prec...
The parameter that has a major control over the performance of the optical components is its surface...
Si3N4 tools were coated with a thin diamond film using a Hot-Filament Chemical Vapour Deposition (HF...
[[abstract]]Single crystal diamond tool has the highest known hardness, good wear resistance, high c...
[[abstract]]Precise and efficient tool setting technique and accurate tool shape monitoring are of e...
Ultraprecision, single point diamond turning (SPDT) is a tool based machining technology that allows...
Special ultra-precision processes are necessary to machine surfaces for optical applications with re...
In this paper the most recent investigations in ultrasonic assisted diamond machining of hardened st...