Drilling and tapping systems and techniques

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Drilling as a mechanical process to make a cylindrical cavity by removing chips dates back more than 2.3 million years. Since then, man has understood that by rotating a tool we can extract pieces of material in the form of chips. The only condition required is that the hardness of the chip material must be lower compared to that of the cutting tool.

Of all the possible cutting processes, the drilling operation is the most common, and after all this time, this cutting process still gives us headaches.

We propose that during the event we discuss the most important aspects of bore processing operations and what techniques influence our productivity.

Drilling as a mechanical process to make a cylindrical cavity by removing chips dates back more than 2.3 million years. From then on, man understood that by the rotational motion of a tool, – also called the cutting speed Vc (m / min), which is supported on a material and by the application of a pressing force, a working feed f ( mm / rot) -, we can extract pieces of material in the form of chips. The only condition required is that the hardness of the chiped material must be lower compared to that of the cutting tool.

Thus was born a new species of people who are able to produce toolsthat helped them obtain various construction elements. After 2.3 million years, all the objects around us were touched by a cutting tool. Of all the possible cutting processes, the drilling operation is the most common, and after all this time, this cutting process still gives us headaches. We propose that during the event we discuss the most important aspects of drilling and tapping operations and what techniques influence our productivity.

Speaker

• President of the Employers’ Association of the Cutting Industry -Romania
• Evaluator in the system of continuous professional training – Romania
• Trainer for cutting tools
• Cutting tool technician
• Accredited trainer
• Economist in business administration
• CNC Operator

With over 17 years of experience in the field of machining, Răzvan Basarabeanu has accumulated a lot of information and experience in the industry in Romania, Hungary, the Netherlands, Belgium and Rwanda. Over the years, he has held several key positions in the cutting machine industry, such as: CNC operator, CNC programmer, trainer, cutting tool technician, cutting tool trainer, consultant and cutting tool designer.

With a patent in the automotive industry and several innovations in the field of cutting tools, Răzvan confirms his membership in the MENSA INTERNATIONAL elite.
During the last two years, all his activity has been directed towards the segment of cutting processing, wishing to make his mark in the coming years on this ever-changing industry.