Stainless steel capillary tubes for machining

Mechanisation, specifically defined, consists of machinery supply to improve and simplify the physical need of work handling process. Accordingly to this, it could be also understood that mechanisation is the use of machines to replace worker manual labour.

The introduction in contemporary mechanisation tools, such as lathes, mills or hydraulic presses, among others, it meant first a drastic time-reduction of completion of industrial processes and after that it improved accuracy in serial production. The improvement of time/product ratio and the increasing accuracy in mass production, both are key elements in improving productivity.

In addition, the application of information technology to industrial automation has driven the evolution towards numerical control systems, which means that currently, machining centres can count on lathes with multifunctionality in several axes. This enables to get a complex product entirely finished, from a coupler. Machining centres with numerical control allows greater flexibility and provide more accurate microns with high productivity.