Showing posts with label ALNO Product Services. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ALNO Product Services. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 5, 2015

Tips to getting the right product finish

Turning Tools


Machinists utilize their skills and expertise to produce the most aesthetically pleasing and accurate components possible.  They take pride in their work as do their clients.  A good surface finish and the general look of parts are very important aspects which require the most ideal machining practices to be used.  So how do machinists get the results they want? The following is by no means extensive but it give a little insight:

Use an insert with a wiper

CNC Turning


If you can, make sure your manufacturer uses an insert with a wiper.  These have a flat section like the second image in the diagram above.  This flat part ensures that the surface is wiped smooth as the tool moves across the outside of the part.  You can also avoid a finish that has thread elements to it.

Increase the speed

When using cutting tools a rise in the speed of the tool will make sure that your part is touching the tip of the tool for a smaller time period.  This minimizes the material build-up on the end of the tool which can in turn make the surface finish less than ideal. 


Reduce pauses

When a tool stops while it is still touching the surface it can leave a mark on the part.  If you make sure to minimize the number of pauses and hesitations of your tool you can ensure a better surface finish.  You may need to change the entire manufacturing procedure.

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Monday, August 4, 2014

Component Machining



ALNO Product Services is a Central Coast based engineering component manufacturing company that was established in 1988.

Our team offers a range of component machining services which include:

  • Component Machining – Turning – Milling – Grinding - EDM
  • German Tool Steel - Press Tools
  • Japanese Tool Steel – Mould Tools
  • Australian Aluminium - Extrusion dies
  • Tool Steel Jigs and Fixtures
  • Both Soft and Hard tooling
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In general terms ALNO Product Services offer the following solutions:
  • Component Manufacture
  • Reverse Engineering
  • Product Design – Industrial Design
  • Prototype Production

Our Team can over engineer to ensure that you component exceed expectations in terms of desired engineering outcomes

ALNO will stretch your engineering dollar future without reducing

Whether you want 1 or 1000 components machined, ALNO is able to provide you with a quick turn around and a quality product.

Whether you require CNC milling, CNC Turning, EDM, wire cutting, we can help you produce the part you want.

Component machining at ALNO Product Services is offered in a wide range of materials including:
  • Stainless Steel
  • Mild Steel
  • Tool Steels
  • Aluminum
  • Brass
  • Bronze
  • Plastics
  • Ceramics

Whatever your component machining requirements be it from prototypes to full scale productions runs the team at ALNO offers a first class service.

Our commitment TQM total quality management suggests we engage polices of continuous improvement and reduction of waste. The ALNO TQM management policy focuses on the following:
  1. Leadership
  2. Strategic planning
  3. Customer focus
  4. Measurement, analysis, and knowledge management
  5. Workforce focus
  6. Operations focus
  7. Results
Furthermore the both stake holders and Shareholders are committed to continual investment in Australian Manufacturing.

We are proud to offer the latest technology ensuring that we are able to supply parts to the highest quality whilst remaining competitive with our pricing.

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Monday, January 28, 2013

Jump in energy costs - Austrailian Manufacturing

The results of a series of surveys by the Australian Industry Group have found manufacturers, especially those in food and beverage, reporting a jump in energy costs.

The average increase in energy costs reported was 14.5 per cent for the 485 firms surveyed in June, July and November. There were also in-depth surveys of manufacturers undertaken in July and August.
Innes Willox, the Ai Group’s CEO, said that niche groups including food manufacturers were suffering a "probably greater than anticipated" impact from the tax.

A third of those in manufacturing and construction “did not yet have enough information”  to asses the impact of the tax on their businesses.

One company, electrical cabling maker Tycab Australia, estimated that it had seen its energy bill increase $120,000 to nearly $700,000 a year.

"We put out a letter to our customers and told them about the carbon tax effect and we were told quite clearly they were not going to accept price increases," Tycab’s owner Greg Northrop told News Limited.
Almost half (49 per cent) of respondents saw an immediate increase in their input costs when the tax was introduced on July 1 last year. 61 per cent of manufacturers reported an immediate increase in energy costs.

“Our broad survey results show food manufacturers appear to be facing the greatest profit squeeze as a result of the carbon tax, with over 90 per cent reporting price rises for at least some of their inputs, but only 10 per cent of food processing businesses being able to pass those costs on to their customers,”



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