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Axial floating fixture for precise alignment during honing.
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English: Honing fixtures are specialized tools used in the honing process of machining, designed to ensure precise alignment and stability of workpieces during the honing operation. These fixtures are essential for achieving high accuracy and surface finish in cylindrical and other intricate components. Typically employed in manufacturing and maintenance applications, honing fixtures facilitate the effective removal of material to achieve desired tolerances and surface quality. |
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| Author | Camilacarleta |
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| current | 05:20, 20 August 2024 | | 800 × 450 (20 KB) | Camilacarleta (talk | contribs) | Uploaded while editing "Honing (metalworking)" on en.wikipedia.org |
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