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A personal perspective with ten years of doing business and living in China

Gordon Styles

There is no point in me repeating information that is already widely available on the Internet and in the Wohlers Report. I went to China in 2005 with the express intention of setting up a rapid prototyping/3d printing company and have subsequently lived and worked in China for more than ten years. I therefore intend to give a very personal perspective on China’s future role in the global 3d printing market.

Star Prototype China Limited

I started my first 3d printing company, STYLES RPD, in the UK in 1993 and sold it in 2000. I started my second 3d printing company, Star Prototype, in Hong Kong/China in June 2005. With just a few thousand dollars in my pocket and a business plan under my arm I started STAR as a one-man band in a tiny bedroom in Dongguan.

The original plan was to raise venture capital, buy stereolithography machines and sell SL parts to the west, but this plan was soon scuppered when I was unable to raise venture capital. Apparently it is impossible to be successful in China if you cannot speak Chinese; have no friends in China; and no customers. I guess I have always enjoyed an impossible challenge.

Without any investment whatsoever STAR has now grown to be more than 200 people with sales of approximately EUR 13m. We have cash in the bank and are completely self-financing.

At first I tried to sell SL and SLS parts to European and American customers, but there was a clear problem with delivery times. It takes typically 2 to 3 days to deliver a 3d printed part to the west and this proved to be too long for most customers – not to mention issues with customs declaration. In addition, we found that SL and SLS machines were being loaded very inefficiently and therefore the prices in China were already higher than their western counterparts. In the end, we realized that CNC machined prototypes in ABS were substantially lower in price, even though it is apparently a far more inefficient process than SL or SLS, but the customers loved the service and to this day the majority of the prototype parts we ship to the west are CNC machined.

Some History about 3D Printing Service Bureaux in China

Since the mid-nineties the Chinese local and national governments have set up government funded 3d printing bureaux all across China with the intention of seeding a 3d printing sector. Three good examples were Shenzhen YinHua (founded in 1996, now called KaiAo http://www.kaiao-rprt.com); Quick in Shenzhen Bao’an; and Hansun in Xiaolan/Zhongshan (founded in 1999). Over time these Government bureaux were subject to ‘buyouts’ that have left them ostensibly privately owned. In parallel in the early 2000’s a number of Hong Kong based and owned 3d printing bureaux were set up in Hong Kong.

Although all of these companies had SL or SLS and vacuum casting capabilities, most still gained most of their revenue from CNC machined prototypes.

Eventually the HK based bureaux realized that they had to move into Guangdong to lower their cost base and get close to the emerging customers inside China. By 2005 when I did an extensive market research study in China, in preparation for building my own rapid prototyping company, the market leaders inside China were either Government owned or Hong Kong owned. Now there are a myriad of Chinese owned 3d printing companies, most of which have “sprung out” of Government, HK, Taiwanese, or other foreign owned China based bureaux. STAR alone has been the birthing ground for 9 “spring out” bureaux. The majority of 3d printing bureaux are now Chinese owned.

Exportation of 3d printing

One would imagine that China would be able to export SL/SLS models at low cost, but the exportation of stand-alone SL and SLS parts from China is almost non-existent due to five key factors:

1. The parts are already too expensive, or at least there are no commercial savings once landed
2. The parts are generally of a substantially lower quality and tolerance than western parts
3. The delivery time to foreign countries is typically 2 to 3 days extra and customs can hold up parts (most exporters do not do their export documentation in accordance with Chinese and destination laws and this causes hold ups)
4. The materials are often found to be fake, low quality, or degraded (often not post cured in the case of SL parts)
5. CNC machined ABS prototypes are still cheaper than SL/SLS

Over the last five years we have noticed the emergence of Chinese owned 3d printing bureaux that mostly use locally produced SL and SLS machines. These companies are engaged in a vicious race to the bottom on pricing and quality. The local machines are typically one-third the price of western machines and are very similar to machines you would have seen in the late 1990’s in the west.

Image of 3D Printed parts in China

Since I first came to China to live and work in 2005, 3d printed parts sold in China have had a major image problem. They are viewed as being weak and poor quality in comparison to CNC machined ABS prototypes. Even to this day Chinese customers will insist on CNC machining rather than SL or SLS to ensure the quality and robustness of their prototypes. But critically the key reason why Chinese users have not switched from CNC to 3d printing is price. Even to this day I can buy or produce CNC machined ABS prototypes for substantially less than Chinese made 3d printed parts. How is this still possible?

Since 2005 I have noticed a general problem in the 3d printing service bureaux sector. Initially there were a number of grants available for large 3d printing machines, and in addition a number of Government owned machines were spirited away from their original location to other locations. This led to the cardboard cutout SL and SLS machines. I have seen a number of these. One would visit a bureau and they would claim to own a large frame 3d printer. You would be shown a room from the outside that had darkened glass and curtains on the inside. You could just catch a glimpse of a machine at the back of a dimly lit room. As an expert in the field I could immediately see that the machine was a cardboard replica. Of course our hosts would disagree. One time I got a look at one up close by just walking into the room when I was unaccompanied.

Also, some bureaux would buy a machine and find that they just couldn’t get enough work for it and when it came time to replace the laser they would opt to buy two CNC milling machines instead of one laser. To keep the grant aid they would need to demonstrate to the Government that the machine was still in working order. To do this they would fill the vat with a ‘fake’ liquid, a half built model on a plate, and do a laser show with a cheap ‘display laser’. I caught two suppliers doing this. One of those companies tried to sell me SL parts that had clearly been CNC machined out of ABS and sanded. The supplier fast retracted his claims when I told him that I had owned four SL machines of my own.

Even today the selection of a 3d printing company in China is fraught with problems:

1. The machines are rarely maintained, assuming that the company concerned even owns the machine
2. Parts are often built on locally made machines even when it is claimed that a western machine is being used, but even so,
3. Most machines are rarely if ever calibrated
4. Vat heaters are often burned out and not replaced. Not too great a problem in the heat of the summer, but in winter the resin is unusable
5. The processing software for orientation and supports is almost always fake, which leads to scrambled data. Even when I have requested proof of legal ownership I will be handed fake documents. Local support software is either a copy of western software or extremely basic.
6. The resin is almost always a fake local material if a branded material is claimed (this must be differentiated from a genuine local material sold as such – note that SL resins are not difficult to produce if the recipe is known)
7. The Post Curing Apparatus (PCA) tubes are rarely replaced until they blow. The UV spectrum that cures SL resins will die out long before the lamp stops shining in the visible spectrum.

Even after ten years in China, and being a large purchaser of SL and SLS parts, I have only found one bureau that sticks to my rules. We guard that asset carefully. If you’re going to buy parts in China, you’d better keep very close to your supplier.

China going Global: The Values Mismatch?

I have worked in China for ten years and for much of that time I simply could not figure out why I had such an incongruent feeling when dealing with Chinese businesspeople and suppliers. Anyone who has worked in China knows that feeling. There was clearly a major mismatch between how Europeans and Americans do business and how the Chinese do. I am not in anyway claiming that one model of the world is better than the other, I am merely pointing out that there is a mismatch.

Recently I learned about the Clare Graves spiral system of values levels (see appendix 1) and had an epiphany. Just as individuals progress through the various values levels from birth to death, so countries have a values level mean. China’s mean is values level 3. The Chinese society is spread across values levels 2, 3, and 4 (with an emerging 5). But most western countries are spread across values levels 3, 4 and 5 (with an emerging 6). Business people going to China are strongly values level 5 business people, whereas Chinese businesspeople are mostly values level 3. (I must state that no level is better than any other level. If you live in a values level 3 environment, you had better get good at being values level 3 or you will probably not survive.) Much of what China is criticized for in business is related to this values level mismatch.

When operating a business in the UK I was solidly a values level 5 businessperson; but now operating in China I have had to adopt certain values level 3 principles so that I can operate effectively in China. For my customers I am values level 4 (operation of factory) and 5 (my entrepreneurial spirit), but in the factory I am VL3 (dealing with the employees on a day to day basis) and VL4 (the operation of the factory and disciplinary framework for VL3’s). Get with the values level that is appropriate or be eaten alive, and that goes for any environment on earth.

In terms of the 3d printing industry of China expanding out to the rest of the world the Chinese will face this values level mismatch problem most everywhere they will go.

China’s Global 3D Printing Advance

Will Chinese 3d printing machines flood the world market? I doubt that will happen for at least another ten years, patent issues not withstanding. The customer service ethos, language skills, and quality is simply not there yet. In 2005 I predicted incorrectly that the Chinese would switch very suddenly from CNC machining of prototypes to 3d printing. The switch had happened in the early and mid-nineties in American and Europe, and when it happened it was very sudden. (Between 1993, when I bought my first SLA-250, and 1995, the UK saw almost the entire CNC model-milling industry die. In the last ten years there has been a resurgence of CNC based prototyping, but it is still a niche market.) I expected the transition in China to have completed its transition by 2010, but even now in 2015 the switch is still happening, and it is very slow.

Government Investment – The Golden Shovel

The Chinese Government is reputed to be ploughing USD 1bn into 3d printing across academia, state-owned-enterprises, and private business; but recently the system of tax breaks for “highly encouraged industries” was abandoned completely. In fact, the entire system of categorizing companies and sectors as “discouraged; encouraged; and highly encouraged” was abandoned early in 2015. One can imagine this is due to economic growth pressures.

It is evident from my own experience with the local schools in China that they are all buying 3d printers. Children of friends of mine have shown me their 3d printed FDM parts. One kid in uniform walked passed a café I was sitting in recently carrying a 3d printer away from the school. The Government plan is to put a 3d printer into every one of their 400,000 elementary schools. That alone could be an investment of around USD 400m; although I imagine the cost of producing the tiny FDM style machines is collapsing as we speak.

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) is currently writing a plan called “The country’s additive manufacturing industry promotion plan for 2015-2016”. The top echelons of the Chinese Government are taking 3d printing very seriously. The industry is already breaking many boundaries with the printing of the largest metal parts for aerospace; the largest 3d printed buildings; and the cheapest printers on earth.

The intent exists to dominate the 3d printing space globally. My feeling is that the Chinese will utterly dominate the space eventually, but it will take decades to achieve. My guess is that they will start by carving out unusual niches such as low cost house building into the Middle East.

The Tsunami of VL5 Business People from China

One key thing must change before China can dominate business in the world: Chinese society must transition fully from a mean values level of 3 to a values level of 4. Do not underestimate this effect. This is the effect that, my humble opinion, the US Government does not appreciate. Once the Chinese reach a mean of values level 4, similar to other developed countries, it will mean that they have an emerging business class that is predominantly values level 5, and that is when they will utterly dominate business on planet earth. Any country that ignores this key transitional issue will be caught with their pants down. The days of the obvious values level mismatches in deals such as Alibaba/Yahoo, and WaHaHa/Danone, that went so disastrously wrong, will be a thing of the past and Chinese values level 5 businesspeople will dominate global business.

Summary

In summary I believe that the Chinese will come to utterly dominate the 3d printing space, but I think it will take decades to achieve, maybe a whole generation. As the Chinese say – man man lai 慢慢来 – which would be the equivalent of ‘slowly slowly catchy monkey’ in English. Frankly you could map this approach on to the entire ‘emerging China’ issue.

My first employee and former business partner James Li explained to me that the ‘way’ of the Chinese is to be humble and hide your power as it grows. If your house grows taller, build taller walls. One day your power becomes so apparent that all around you merely defer to you in awe and will not challenge you. If you ever use your power in an aggressive manner, you allow your enemy (and he means your competition) to assess you and learn how to destroy you. This is the traditional Chinese approach to everything. The good news is that the Chinese hate to use their power and prefer to negotiate a peaceful outcome. In a multipolar world this might be refreshing.

One of China’s key strengths is that the Government acts as the largest venture capitalist on Earth funding anything that looks promising with sums of money that make most global investors blush. Western Governments need to take note if they expect their domestic manufacturers to compete with this approach.

To suggest in the 1960’s or 1970’s that one day the Japanese would make a quality product in any engineering field would have been considered ludicrous to all but a few western engineers in the know; and yet today they are mentioned in the same breath as Germany and Switzerland when choosing a high-tech CNC machine tool. So it will come to pass in a few short decades that Chinese products will be given high status.

Appendix 1 – Clare Graves Values Levels Summary

Note: There is no values level that is better than any other values level. They are all contextual. If you are thrown into a forest with just your close family with no hope of finding civilization, you had better learn to operate at Values Level 1 or die.

All modern humans operate across multiple values levels depending upon environment and context. For example I was tested and my values levels were:

VL1 – closed out

VL2 – closed out

VL3 – moderate

VL4 – above moderate

VL5 – high

VL6 – moderate and still emerging

VL7 – emerging

VL8 – not reached

My mean could be seen as VL5, but able to operate across 3, 4, 5, and 6 seamlessly. Most people are having a narrower bandwidth than me. Working in China has required me to re-open VL3 to survive in China.

[The notes below are my personal observations and from work by Adrianna James of The Tad James Company. I am a certified NLP Master Practitioner – the study of Clare Graves’ spiral values levels is now adopted as part of the NLP Master Practitioner course. These notes are for guidance only.]

Values Level 1 – Survival

Basic survival in small bands; hunting gathering; instinctive; uses deep brain programs; distinct self is barely awakened; lives much as other animals; minimal impact on environment; concerns about finding food, shelter, and mating are dominant.

Emerged 100,000 years ago, is merely 0.1% of modern global adult population and has about 0% of power. (Percentages add up to 111.2% and 107% respectively in source data for all currently defined 8 values levels, and act only as a guide.)

In the context of a modern human this level is observed in babies and toddlers. In most cultures this is only observed in tramps, long-term homeless and long-term sick.

Values Level 2 – A Clannish “Us”

Small village mentality; magical enchanted village; obey the desires of mystical spirits; allegiance to elders, custom and clan; preservation of sacred places, objects and rituals; bond together to endure and find safety; seek humanity with natures power; shamanism; sacrificing beings to the spirits; dead ancestor worship. Hunting and gathering made more efficient through specialization in the tribe.

Emerged about 50,000 years ago, represents about 10% of global adult population today, and holds about 1% of power.

In the context of a modern human this level is observed from being a small child until puberty.

In the context of China, many people who grew up in villages carry these values quite strongly, hence the strong adherence to the rituals of Chinese New Year and other festivals. (Remember: there is no right or wrong – there just “is”.)

Values Level 3 – My Powerful “Self”

Every man for himself; dog eat dog world; kill the competition – literally in some cases; rebelling against level 2 values; expression of self, but to hell with others; escape domination by others or nature; avoid shame, feel no guilt, fight to get respect; gratify impulses & senses immediately; fight to gain control at any cost; not constrained by consequences; low self-esteem.

Emerged about 10,000 years ago, represents about 20% of global adult population today, and holds about 5% of power.

In the context of the modern human this is often observed around puberty. Teenagers rebelling against family control. If a level 3 does not transition to level 4 they are often seen as adults who believe that life/the government/the world owes them something and believe that welfare is their right. Nothing is ever their fault, and the world is against them. Most gangs start with VL3, but usually transition to VL4 to control the gang members.

In the context of China: many Chinese business people operate on values level 3. It can take decades in business for them to transition through level 4 to level 5, but transitioning they are.

Values Level 4 – A Righteous “Us”

Obedience and deference to a book or a system of rules. The book can be religious, business, or legal in nature. Sacrifice self to the betterment of the majority. Monotheistic religions are defined by level 4 values.  My reward is in heaven or later in life. Reverence to a higher authority. Seek to find meaning and purpose in life; sacrifice self to the truth; bringing of order; stability and future reward; control of impulsivity through guilt; enforce principles of rightful living; divine plans put people in the proper places. All of the ‘isms’ of capitalism, communism, socialism reside here. Democracy; benevolence; autocracy; moralistic; prescriptive; resistance to change; the rules are black and white and must be obeyed.

Emerged about 5,000 years ago, represents about 40% of the world’s modern adult population, and holds about 30% of power.

In the context of modern humans this is seen when people finally accept the rules of the higher authority, whatever or whomever that may be. These people are considered to make the best employees and are very loyal. These people are widely considered to be the backbone of “society” and the workforce. When governments talk of “hard working families” they are referring to VL4 led families.

The very nature of the Communist Party is values level 4, as is that of most governments and bureaucracies around the world. The challenge for the Chinese Government over the last half century has been to govern and develop a predominantly VL2 country as it transitioned through VL3 and VL4, and endeavor to engender a VL5 entrepreneurial business and innovation spirit amongst its business leaders.

Values Level 5 – My Strategic “Self”

If it ain’t broke – then break it and make it even better; strive for autonomy and independence; seek out the good life and abundance; bring about progress through the best solutions; enhance living for the many through technology; play to win and enjoy competition; learn through tried and true experience; entrepreneurial spirit; the power of ideas; it’s just business; the ends justify the means; invention. What is the point of God?; atheism emerges.

Emerged around 300 years ago, represents about 30% of modern adults, and hold about 50% of power.

In the context of modern humans this is the business, innovation, and entrepreneurial values level. Most business people in developed economies are VL5 business people.

In the context of China, there are a relatively small number of VL5 business people today – most are doing VL3 business. They are happy to compete, treat their workers very well, and look to long-term success by delivering good quality and service. This is the emerging business class of China that the rest of the world needs to take notice of. It may be a small minority today, but within a generation it will be the norm.

Values Level 6 – Our Communitarian “Us”

Liberate humans from greed and dogma; care for the holistic environment; explore the inner being of self/others; promote a sense of community and unity; share society’s resources among all; reach decisions through consensus; refresh spirituality and bring harmony; softness; tasteful wealth; sensitivity; respectability; personality; social class distinctions unclear; rule by the majority (but not democracy in the current context); do anything not to be rejected.

Emerged around 150 years ago; represents about10% of the modern world population, and holds about 15% of power.

This is seen as the environmental, green, hippy values system. That said, most people that appear to be VL6 (particularly the hippies of the 60’s) are in fact VL4 reaching out to VL6. This is referred to as a 6 inside of 4 effect.

Vales Level 7 and 8 not relevant to this discussion – see below.

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High-speed machining refers to high feed rates and spindle speed for removing material without compromising part quality and precision. The major advantage of HSM is fast cycle time and better tool life.

The main features of HSM are as following:

High metal removal rate( MRR) & Minimize machining time

• High productivity & Low cost
•  Excellent dimensional precision & accuracy
• The ability for 3D complex parts with high precision
• Elimination of unnecessary steps such as polishing and assembly
  

What is High-Speed Machining (HSM)?

High-speed machining is a process in which we can achieve high metal removal rates (MRR), light and fast cuts with high feed rates, and spindle speed.

It is a combination of fast movements and well-planned applications to achieve accurate parts and the best results.

Some main factors you have to consider for high-speed machining and CNC services are:

• Tool selection & balance
• Chip thinning
• Machine requirements
• Workpiece & tool rigidity
• Material & machining strategy
• CAM programming
• Cutter selection

Techniques Used for High-Speed Machining

High-speed machining is a complicated process for manufacturing parts, and you have to know how to perform HSM. If an inexperienced person performs the process with the right tooling, it will be unsuccessful.

HSM is a mixture of techniques that are used for various applications. These collections of techniques are user-friendly and very useful for operating any operation.

Some best techniques for high-speed machining are:

1: Plunge Roughing

It is a type of CAM tool path and programs manually. You can say it is a secret weapon for saving your bacon. The two main properties of plunge roughing are:

1. You can get more rigid cutting by changing forces from XY plan to axial Z- up and down forces.
2. You can remove more material due to its twisted drills than the endmill.

Plunge roughing or milling is best for deep pockets when side pockets cause more tool deflection. Plunge milling allows you to perform roughing on old machines in the shop. Some disadvantages of plunge roughing are:

• Centre cut & Conventional twisted drill
• 2D vs. 3D plunge roughing
• Scalloped edges

2: Trochoidal Machining/ Milling

This CNC milling method can apply for milling deep pockets, confined cavities, and grooves. Trochoidal machining is an excellent solution for slotting exotic and hard materials like titanium and Inconel.

The big advantages of trochoidal machining are:

• Reduction in cycle time
• Able to perform multi fluted tools
• Can remove more material
• Improve tool life
• Chip thinning effect
• Reduce the number of axial passes
• High-speed capabilities
• Maintain continuous feed rates

3: Side Steps

These are the connections that can be effective for transition between adjacent tool paths during high feed rates. It tends to produce a sharp stepover move at the end of the pass. Simple round moves can be sharper at a high feed. For the last decade, parallel scan line surface machining has been using to finish machine multi-surface models.

An appropriate solution at a moderate feed rate is using a simple looping tool path as alternative sharp turns between scan passes.

Machines Use for High-Speed Machining

It is essential to examine a machine, torque graph/ power tool before starting an HSM operation. The machine should be capable of handling all requirements. A high-speed machine is suitable for 300-M may not be suitable for another material such as titanium. Therefore a proper strategy for HSM operation should apply to get high-quality, precise parts.

Many machines are capable of high-speed machining. It may be a 5-axis milling or a 3- axis milling machine. Some machines which can use for high-speed machining are as under:

1: Mikron Mill-S-400- U

Mikron Mill-S-400-U is specifically designed for high-speed machining and makes it possible to get quality surface finishes and high precision of parts. The unique feature of an intelligent temperature management system keeps the machine precise at running time and high milling speeds.

Mikron high-speed machining milling centres are 10 times faster than other conventional machines. The compact construction can provide you with extraordinary accessibility to all machine areas for maintenance.

The power components of HSM and the machine bed cool optimally, improving thermal stability in the production environment.

2: Matsuura LX -160

It is a high-grade linear machine with a short cycle time. The optimized rigidity of LX- 160 assures a high level of precision and a stable machining platform. LX-160 reduces the cycle time, and all axes of Matsuura LX -160 drive by a motor. Due to this factor, you can achieve rapid acceleration and high speed.

The rare features and intelligent protection system make LX-160 user-friendly and best implement HSM feed operations and techniques.

Tools for High-Speed Machining

HSM requires advanced machining tools. There are different types of high-speed machining tools to perform different applications. The requirements for each industry are different such as in the automotive industry; horizontal machining tools use for large batch production.

On the other side in mould/mold die industries, surface finish, accuracy, and precise parts are of much importance, and it requires a different set of high-speeding tools.

Tool selection depends on many things. It depends on

• Features of the HSM part
• High-speed & High accuracy
• Size & Rapid feed rates
• Material & Cost

These factors determine the best tool for high-speed aluminum machining. The most important thing is stability and well-balanced tools. Otherwise, it may create vibration and lead to short tool life.

HSM tool selection starts and ends with a workpiece. Tool balance is very important and indirectly affects the tool life and spindle. Some steps for tool balance is

• Cleanliness of balance machine & cutting tool
• Cutting tool placement in spindle
• Measurements & zero the imbalance in the machine

It is necessary to choose the right tool with tight tolerance and speed. The success of HSM operation relies on many factors such as:

• Machine programs
• Tool use and strategies
• Tools & proper strategy

HSM tools should be designed for high speed, and some rules of thumb for high high-speeding can apply. A small percentage engagement of the tool diameter would prove effective to chip thinning effects. It also allows increased speed rates.

Material for High-Speed CNC Machining

Many industries use HSM, such as aerospace, medical, aviation industries. HSM has a wide range of materials according to the requirements of its specific operation. Some common types of materials are:

1: Aluminium Oxide

It is one of the basic cutting tool materials use for high-speed aluminium machining. It uses due to its chemical stability at high temperatures and superior hardness. It has low resistance to fracture.

2: Ceramic Cutting Tool

Ceramics are highly resistant to abrasive wear and high-temperature hardness. They are non-metallic materials available in two classes:

• Silicone nitride-based ceramics
• Alumina based ceramics

3: Diamond

It has high hardness, excellent chemical stability, and heat conductivity. The most costly tool material is a natural diamond, as it has sharp edge blades. Natural diamonds mainly use in:

• Micromechanical parts
• Retroreflector
• Hard disk chip
• Ultra-precision machining
• Navigate gyroscope

There are four types of diamond we can use in high-speed CNC machining and high-speed aluminium machining.

Applications of High-Speed Machining

High-speed machining can use for the direct production of prototypes, small batch components, cutting tools for engine parts manufacturing. The main target of HSM is to reduce production costs with higher productivity.

The other target of HSM is the increment of overall competitiveness with delivery times and short leads.

 

1: Aviation Industry

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An aviation industry’s requirements are of high durability and reliability, and many restrictions are involved in the aircraft design manufacturing and designing process. Aviation is one of the most complicated and complex technologies, and HSM techniques mostly use for the aviation industry. The use of high-strength aluminium alloys is also increasing for the implementation of the latest processes and techniques. The main reason to choose HSM for aviation and aircraft designing is:

• Depth of the cut layers
• Cutting speed & high efficiency of machining
• Feed rate & precise mechanical surface
• Selection of cutting parameters

These factors make HSM a better choice for the aviation industry than other milling techniques and methods.

2: Medical Industry

Medical instruments, tools, and parts demand more precision and accuracy, and you can achieve this high level of precision with high-speed CNC machining. It may use for orthopaedic implants, joint implants, mould, or surgical instruments. The material requirements can be different with high-quality standards.

Many CNC services provider companies serve the medical industry and have gained a great depth and knowledge in high-speed CNC machining, and high-speed machining feeds.

The medical parts manufacturers are becoming more efficient, and they didn’t compromise quality. 

3: High-Speed Machining for the Automotive Industry

High-speed machining offers a wide range of products and uses for various applications. In recent years, and high-speed aluminium machining have been increased to reduce weight and cost in the automotive industry.

It mostly uses for small batch production, complex parts, and mould manufacturing. The automotive industry requires high-speed milling and high-volume parts production, and HSM is a good choice for fulfilling these requirements.

The automotive industry’s main focus is to produce fast and cheap vehicles, and high investment requires implementing different methodologies.

The automotive parts are manufactured with high-speed machining, and many companies providing CNC services can be a good choice for your automotive parts manufacturing.

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# Revolutionizing Temperature Monitoring: The Power of Fiber Optic Sensing Technology

## Introduction

Temperature monitoring is a critical aspect of various industries, from manufacturing to healthcare. Traditional methods, while effective, often come with limitations such as susceptibility to electromagnetic interference and the need for frequent calibration. Enter fiber optic temperature measurement—a groundbreaking technology that is transforming the way we monitor temperature.

## What is Fiber Optic Temperature Measurement?

Fiber optic temperature measurement utilizes the principles of light propagation through optical fibers to detect and measure temperature changes. Unlike conventional sensors, fiber optic sensors are immune to electromagnetic interference, making them ideal for harsh environments.

### How It Works

The core of this technology lies in the interaction between light and the optical fiber. When light travels through the fiber, its properties change in response to temperature variations. These changes are then detected and analyzed to provide accurate temperature readings.

## Advantages of Fiber Optic Temperature Measurement

### Immunity to Electromagnetic Interference

One of the standout features of fiber optic sensors is their immunity to electromagnetic interference. This makes them particularly useful in environments where traditional sensors might fail, such as near high-voltage equipment or in industrial settings with heavy machinery.

### High Accuracy and Precision

Fiber optic sensors offer unparalleled accuracy and precision. They can detect minute temperature changes, making them suitable for applications requiring high sensitivity, such as in medical diagnostics and scientific research.

### Durability and Longevity

Optical fibers are inherently durable and resistant to environmental factors like moisture and corrosion. This ensures a longer lifespan and reduces the need for frequent replacements, thereby lowering maintenance costs.

## Applications of Fiber Optic Temperature Measurement

### Industrial Monitoring

In industries such as oil and gas, fiber optic temperature sensors are used to monitor the temperature of pipelines and storage tanks. Their ability to withstand harsh conditions makes them indispensable in these settings.

### Healthcare

In the medical field, fiber optic sensors are employed in various diagnostic tools and therapeutic devices. Their high accuracy and non-invasive nature make them ideal for monitoring patient temperatures during surgeries and treatments.

### Environmental Monitoring

Fiber optic sensors are also used in environmental monitoring to track temperature changes in natural habitats. This data is crucial for studying climate change and its impact on ecosystems.

## Future Prospects

The future of fiber optic temperature measurement looks promising. With ongoing advancements in optical technology, we can expect even more accurate and versatile sensors. These innovations will likely expand the range of applications, making fiber optic temperature measurement a cornerstone of modern temperature monitoring.

## Conclusion

Fiber optic temperature measurement is revolutionizing the way we monitor temperature across various industries. Its advantages, including immunity to electromagnetic interference, high accuracy, and durability, make it a superior choice over traditional methods. As technology continues to evolve, the potential applications of this innovative sensing technology are boundless.

# Revolutionizing Temperature Monitoring with Fiber Optic Technology

## Introduction

In the realm of temperature monitoring, fiber optic technology has emerged as a game-changer. This innovative approach to temperature measurement offers unparalleled accuracy, reliability, and versatility across various industries. From industrial processes to medical applications, fiber optic temperature measurement is transforming how we monitor and control thermal conditions.

## The Science Behind Fiber Optic Temperature Measurement

Fiber optic temperature measurement relies on the principle of optical sensing. Specialized optical fibers are designed to respond to temperature changes by altering their optical properties. These changes are then detected and interpreted by sophisticated monitoring systems, providing precise temperature readings.

### Key Components

– Optical fibers
– Light sources
– Detectors
– Signal processing units

## Advantages of Fiber Optic Temperature Measurement

### 1. High Accuracy and Precision

Fiber optic sensors offer exceptional measurement accuracy, often within ±0.1°C, making them ideal for critical applications where precise temperature control is essential.

### 2. Immunity to Electromagnetic Interference

Unlike traditional electronic sensors, fiber optic systems are immune to electromagnetic interference, ensuring reliable operation in electrically noisy environments.

### 3. Distributed Sensing Capability

One of the most significant advantages is the ability to measure temperature at multiple points along a single fiber, enabling comprehensive monitoring over large areas.

### 4. Chemical and Corrosion Resistance

Fiber optic sensors are resistant to harsh chemicals and corrosive environments, making them suitable for challenging industrial applications.

## Applications Across Industries

### Industrial Processes

In manufacturing and processing industries, fiber optic temperature measurement ensures optimal process control and product quality.

### Energy Sector

Power plants and renewable energy facilities utilize this technology for monitoring critical components and improving efficiency.

### Medical Field

Fiber optic temperature sensors play a crucial role in medical applications, including hyperthermia treatment and patient monitoring.

### Aerospace and Defense

The aerospace industry benefits from the lightweight and robust nature of fiber optic sensors for temperature monitoring in extreme conditions.

## Implementation Considerations

When implementing fiber optic temperature measurement systems, several factors should be considered:

– System configuration
– Installation requirements
– Maintenance protocols
– Data integration with existing systems

## Future Trends and Developments

The field of fiber optic temperature measurement continues to evolve, with ongoing research focusing on:

– Enhanced sensor sensitivity
– Miniaturization of components
– Integration with IoT platforms
– Development of smart algorithms for data analysis

## Conclusion

Fiber optic temperature measurement technology represents a significant leap forward in thermal monitoring capabilities. Its unique advantages and wide-ranging applications make it an indispensable tool in modern temperature monitoring systems. As the technology continues to advance, we can expect even more innovative applications and improved performance in the years to come.

# Revolutionizing Temperature Monitoring: The Power of Fiber Optic Sensing Technology

## Introduction

In the realm of temperature monitoring, the advent of fiber optic sensing technology has marked a significant leap forward. This innovative approach to temperature measurement offers unparalleled precision, reliability, and versatility, making it a game-changer across various industries.

## Understanding Fiber Optic Temperature Measurement

Fiber optic temperature measurement leverages the unique properties of optical fibers to detect and quantify temperature changes. Unlike traditional methods, this technology utilizes light signals transmitted through the fiber to measure temperature with exceptional accuracy.

### How It Works

The core principle involves the interaction of light with the fiber’s material. As temperature changes, the optical properties of the fiber alter, affecting the light’s behavior. These changes are then detected and analyzed to determine the exact temperature.

## Advantages of Fiber Optic Sensing

The benefits of fiber optic temperature measurement are manifold, setting it apart from conventional techniques.

### High Precision and Accuracy

Fiber optic sensors provide highly accurate temperature readings, often within fractions of a degree. This precision is crucial in applications where even minor temperature fluctuations can have significant consequences.

### Immunity to Electromagnetic Interference

One of the standout features of fiber optic sensors is their immunity to electromagnetic interference (EMI). This makes them ideal for use in environments with high levels of electrical noise, such as industrial settings or near power lines.

### Long-Distance Monitoring

Fiber optic cables can transmit data over long distances without significant signal degradation. This capability allows for remote temperature monitoring in hard-to-reach or hazardous locations.

### Durability and Reliability

Fiber optic sensors are robust and resistant to harsh environmental conditions, including extreme temperatures, moisture, and chemical exposure. This durability ensures reliable performance over extended periods.

## Applications Across Industries

The versatility of fiber optic temperature measurement has led to its adoption in a wide range of industries.

### Industrial Manufacturing

In manufacturing processes, precise temperature control is essential for product quality and safety. Fiber optic sensors enable real-time monitoring and control, enhancing efficiency and reducing the risk of defects.

### Energy Sector

In the energy sector, fiber optic temperature measurement is used in power plants, oil and gas facilities, and renewable energy installations. It helps in monitoring critical equipment, preventing overheating, and optimizing energy production.

### Healthcare

In healthcare, fiber optic sensors are employed in medical devices and procedures where accurate temperature monitoring is vital. They are used in hyperthermia treatments, sterilization processes, and patient monitoring systems.

### Aerospace and Defense

The aerospace and defense industries benefit from the lightweight and high-performance characteristics of fiber optic sensors. They are used in aircraft, spacecraft, and military equipment to monitor temperature in extreme conditions.

## Future Prospects

As technology continues to evolve, the potential applications of fiber optic temperature measurement are expanding. Innovations in sensor design, data processing, and integration with other technologies are paving the way for even more advanced and versatile solutions.

### Integration with IoT

The integration of fiber optic sensors with the Internet of Things (IoT) is opening new possibilities for smart temperature monitoring systems. These systems can provide real-time data, predictive analytics, and automated control, enhancing operational efficiency and safety.

### Advancements in Materials

Research into new materials and coatings for fiber optic sensors is enhancing their performance and expanding their applicability. These advancements are leading to sensors that can operate in even more extreme conditions and provide even greater accuracy.

## Conclusion

Fiber optic temperature measurement is revolutionizing the way we monitor and control temperature across various industries. Its precision, reliability, and versatility make it an indispensable tool in modern technology. As advancements continue, the potential for this technology to transform temperature monitoring is boundless, promising a future where accurate and efficient temperature control is the norm.

# Revolutionizing Temperature Monitoring: The Power of Fiber Optic Sensing Technology

## Introduction

In the realm of temperature monitoring, traditional methods have long relied on conventional sensors that, while effective, come with their own set of limitations. Enter fiber optic temperature measurement—a groundbreaking technology that is transforming how we monitor and manage temperature across various industries. This blog delves into the intricacies of fiber optic sensing technology, exploring its advantages, applications, and the future it promises.

## What is Fiber Optic Temperature Measurement?

Fiber optic temperature measurement leverages the principles of light propagation through optical fibers to detect and measure temperature changes. Unlike traditional sensors, which often require electrical signals, fiber optic sensors use light signals, making them immune to electromagnetic interference and capable of operating in harsh environments.

### How It Works

At the core of fiber optic temperature sensing is the interaction between light and the optical fiber’s material properties. When light travels through the fiber, its characteristics—such as intensity, wavelength, and phase—can change in response to temperature variations. These changes are then detected and analyzed to provide precise temperature readings.

## Advantages of Fiber Optic Sensing Technology

### Immunity to Electromagnetic Interference

One of the standout features of fiber optic sensors is their immunity to electromagnetic interference (EMI). This makes them ideal for use in environments where EMI is prevalent, such as near high-voltage equipment or in industrial settings with heavy machinery.

### High Accuracy and Precision

Fiber optic temperature sensors offer unparalleled accuracy and precision. They can detect minute temperature changes, making them suitable for applications requiring high-resolution measurements, such as in medical diagnostics or scientific research.

### Durability and Longevity

Optical fibers are inherently robust and resistant to environmental factors like moisture, chemicals, and extreme temperatures. This durability ensures a longer lifespan and reduced maintenance costs compared to traditional sensors.

## Applications of Fiber Optic Temperature Measurement

### Industrial Monitoring

In industrial settings, maintaining optimal temperature is crucial for both safety and efficiency. Fiber optic sensors are used to monitor temperatures in processes such as chemical manufacturing, power generation, and oil refining, where precise control is essential.

### Medical and Healthcare

In the medical field, fiber optic temperature sensors are employed in various diagnostic and therapeutic applications. They are used in minimally invasive procedures, where their small size and high accuracy are invaluable.

### Environmental Monitoring

Fiber optic technology is also making waves in environmental monitoring. Sensors are deployed to measure temperature in remote or harsh environments, such as deep-sea explorations or volcanic regions, providing critical data for research and conservation efforts.

## The Future of Fiber Optic Temperature Sensing

As technology continues to evolve, the potential applications for fiber optic temperature measurement are expanding. Innovations in materials and signal processing are enhancing the sensitivity and range of these sensors, paving the way for new uses in fields like aerospace, automotive, and smart infrastructure.

### Integration with IoT

The integration of fiber optic sensors with the Internet of Things (IoT) is a promising development. By connecting these sensors to IoT platforms, real-time temperature data can be monitored and analyzed remotely, enabling predictive maintenance and improved operational efficiency.

### Advancements in Miniaturization

Ongoing research is focused on miniaturizing fiber optic sensors, making them even more versatile and easier to deploy in a wider range of applications. This could lead to their use in consumer electronics, wearable devices, and more.

## Conclusion

Fiber optic temperature measurement is revolutionizing the way we monitor and manage temperature across various sectors. With its numerous advantages—ranging from high accuracy and durability to immunity to electromagnetic interference—this technology is set to play a pivotal role in the future of temperature sensing. As advancements continue, the possibilities for its application are virtually limitless, promising a smarter, more efficient world.

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Shenzhen’s Hidden Gems: Uncovering the City’s Best-Kept Secrets

When most people think of Shenzhen, they imagine towering skyscrapers, bustling markets, and a fast-paced tech hub. However, beyond the glitz and glamour of this modern metropolis lies a treasure trove of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. From serene parks to quirky art districts, Shenzhen offers a unique blend of nature, culture, and creativity that often goes unnoticed by tourists. Let’s dive into some of the city’s best-kept secrets.

1. OCT Loft Creative Culture Park

Tucked away in the Nanshan District, the OCT Loft Creative Culture Park is a haven for art enthusiasts. Once an industrial area, this space has been transformed into a vibrant hub for contemporary art, design, and culture. Stroll through its narrow alleys adorned with colorful murals, visit independent galleries, or enjoy a cup of coffee at one of the trendy cafes. The park also hosts regular art exhibitions, film screenings, and cultural events, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking a creative escape.

2. Dameisha Beach

While Shenzhen is known for its urban landscape, it also boasts some stunning coastal areas. Dameisha Beach, located in the eastern part of the city, is a perfect spot to unwind and soak up the sun. With its golden sands, clear waters, and lush green hills, this beach offers a refreshing contrast to the city’s concrete jungle. Whether you’re looking to swim, picnic, or simply relax, Dameisha Beach is a hidden gem that shouldn’t be missed.

3. Dafen Oil Painting Village

Art lovers will be amazed by Dafen Oil Painting Village, a unique neighborhood in Longgang District. Known as the world’s largest producer of oil paintings, this village is home to hundreds of artists who create and sell their works. Wander through the streets lined with art studios and galleries, and you might even catch a glimpse of artists at work. Whether you’re looking to buy a masterpiece or simply admire the talent on display, Dafen is a fascinating destination that showcases Shenzhen’s artistic side.

4. Wutong Mountain

For those who crave outdoor adventures, Wutong Mountain is a hidden gem that offers breathtaking views and a chance to reconnect with nature. As the highest peak in Shenzhen, it’s a popular spot for hiking and photography. The mountain is surrounded by lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and scenic trails, making it an ideal escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Don’t forget to bring your camera – the panoramic views from the summit are truly unforgettable.

5. Shekou Sea World

Shekou Sea World is a unique blend of entertainment, dining, and maritime history. Located in the Shekou District, this waterfront complex features a retired cruise ship turned museum, a variety of international restaurants, and a lively plaza with regular performances. It’s a great place to spend an evening, whether you’re enjoying fresh seafood, exploring the ship, or simply taking in the views of the harbor. Shekou Sea World is a hidden gem that offers something for everyone.

6. Shenzhen Museum

If you’re interested in learning more about Shenzhen’s history and culture, the Shenzhen Museum is a must-visit. Located in the Futian District, this museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the city’s transformation from a small fishing village to a global tech powerhouse. The exhibits cover a wide range of topics, from ancient artifacts to modern innovations, making it an

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Shenzhen’s Hidden Gems: Uncovering the City’s Best-Kept Secrets

When most people think of Shenzhen, they imagine towering skyscrapers, bustling tech hubs, and sprawling shopping malls. However, beyond the glitz and glamour of this modern metropolis lies a treasure trove of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. From serene parks to quirky art districts, Shenzhen offers a unique blend of nature, culture, and creativity that often goes unnoticed by tourists. Let’s dive into some of the city’s best-kept secrets.

Dameisha Beach: A Tranquil Escape

While Shenzhen is known for its urban sprawl, Dameisha Beach offers a refreshing contrast. Located in the eastern part of the city, this sandy retreat is perfect for those looking to unwind. Unlike the more crowded beaches, Dameisha retains a peaceful atmosphere, making it ideal for a quiet stroll or a relaxing day by the sea. The nearby Dameisha Seaside Park adds to the charm with its lush greenery and scenic walking paths.

OCT Loft Creative Culture Park: A Hub for Art Lovers

For those with a penchant for creativity, the OCT Loft Creative Culture Park is a must-visit. This former industrial area has been transformed into a vibrant arts district, featuring galleries, studios, and quirky cafes. The park hosts regular exhibitions, workshops, and cultural events, making it a hotspot for artists and art enthusiasts alike. Don’t miss the chance to explore the unique street art and murals that adorn the walls of this eclectic space.

Wutong Mountain: A Hiker’s Paradise

Nature lovers will find solace in Wutong Mountain, Shenzhen’s highest peak. Offering a variety of hiking trails, this natural haven is a great way to escape the city’s hustle and bustle. The summit provides breathtaking panoramic views of Shenzhen and beyond, especially at sunrise. Whether you’re an experienced hiker or a casual walker, Wutong Mountain has something for everyone.

Dafen Oil Painting Village: A Brush with Creativity

Step into the world of art at Dafen Oil Painting Village, a unique enclave where thousands of artists create and sell their work. Known as the “world’s oil painting capital,” this village is a fascinating blend of commerce and creativity. Visitors can watch artists at work, commission custom pieces, or simply browse the countless galleries. It’s a one-of-a-kind experience that showcases Shenzhen’s artistic side.

Seaworld: A Nautical Adventure

Seaworld, located in Shekou, is a maritime-themed entertainment complex that offers a mix of dining, shopping, and cultural experiences. The centerpiece is the retired Minghua cruise ship, which now houses a hotel and restaurants. The area also features a variety of international cuisines, making it a great spot for foodies. With its nautical charm and lively atmosphere, Seaworld is a hidden gem that shouldn’t be missed.

Conclusion

Shenzhen is a city of contrasts, where modernity meets tradition and urban landscapes blend seamlessly with natural beauty. While its famous landmarks are worth visiting, the city’s hidden gems offer a deeper, more intimate experience. Whether you’re exploring serene beaches, hiking majestic mountains, or immersing yourself in vibrant art districts, Shenzhen has something special for every traveler. So, the next time you visit, venture off the beaten path and uncover the city’s best-kept secrets.

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# Top Must-See Attractions in Shenzhen for an Unforgettable Experience

Top Must-See Attractions in Shenzhen for an Unforgettable Experience

Shenzhen, a bustling metropolis in southern China, is a city that seamlessly blends modernity with tradition. Known for its skyscrapers, shopping malls, and vibrant nightlife, Shenzhen also offers a plethora of cultural and natural attractions that are sure to leave a lasting impression. Here are some of the best places to visit in Shenzhen for an unforgettable experience.

1. Window of the World

One of Shenzhen’s most iconic attractions, the Window of the World is a theme park that features miniature replicas of some of the world’s most famous landmarks. From the Eiffel Tower to the Taj Mahal, visitors can explore the globe without leaving the city. The park also offers cultural performances and interactive exhibits, making it a must-visit for families and history enthusiasts alike.

2. Splendid China Folk Village

Adjacent to the Window of the World, the Splendid China Folk Village offers a deep dive into Chinese culture and history. The park is divided into two sections: one showcasing miniature replicas of China’s most famous landmarks, and the other featuring live performances and traditional crafts. It’s a great place to learn about China’s rich heritage and enjoy some authentic local cuisine.

3. Dafen Oil Painting Village

Art lovers should not miss a visit to Dafen Oil Painting Village, a unique neighborhood where thousands of artists create and sell their work. Originally a small village, Dafen has grown into a global hub for oil painting reproduction. Visitors can watch artists at work, purchase original pieces, or even commission a custom painting. It’s a fascinating glimpse into the world of art and commerce.

4. OCT Loft Creative Culture Park

For a more contemporary cultural experience, head to the OCT Loft Creative Culture Park. This former industrial area has been transformed into a vibrant arts district, featuring galleries, studios, and trendy cafes. The park hosts regular exhibitions, performances, and festivals, making it a hotspot for creative minds and culture vultures.

5. Shenzhen Bay Park

If you’re looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, Shenzhen Bay Park is the perfect retreat. Stretching along the coastline, this expansive park offers stunning views of the bay, lush greenery, and a variety of recreational activities. Whether you’re jogging, cycling, or simply enjoying a picnic, Shenzhen Bay Park provides a serene environment to relax and unwind.

6. Dameisha Beach

For a taste of the tropics, head to Dameisha Beach, one of Shenzhen’s most popular seaside destinations. With its golden sands, clear waters, and vibrant atmosphere, Dameisha Beach is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or simply enjoying the ocean breeze. The beach is also home to a variety of restaurants and shops, making it a great spot for a day trip.

7. Lianhua Mountain Park

Nature enthusiasts will appreciate a visit to Lianhua Mountain Park, a green oasis in the heart of the city. The park features lush landscapes, scenic walking trails, and a variety of flora and fauna. At the summit, visitors are rewarded with panoramic views of Shenzhen’s skyline. It’s a great place to reconnect with nature and enjoy some fresh air.

8. Shenzhen Museum

To gain a deeper understanding of Shenzhen’s history and culture, a visit to the Shenzhen Museum is a must