Sisävuoraus

Sisävuoraus, also known as internal boring, is a machining process used to create cylindrical holes or cavities within a workpiece. This process is typically performed using a boring tool, which is a cutting tool with a cylindrical shape and multiple cutting edges. The tool is rotated and fed into the workpiece, gradually enlarging the hole to the desired diameter.

The primary advantage of sisävuoraus is its ability to produce high-precision, smooth, and accurate holes. It is particularly useful for creating deep holes, as the tool can be fed continuously without the need for frequent tool changes. Additionally, sisävuoraus can be used to correct or enlarge existing holes, making it a versatile process for various applications.

The process of sisävuoraus can be performed on a variety of materials, including metals, plastics, and composites. The choice of tool material and cutting fluid depends on the workpiece material and the desired finish. Proper tool selection and machining parameters are crucial for achieving the desired hole quality and minimizing tool wear.

Sisävuoraus is commonly used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and manufacturing, where precise and high-quality holes are required. It is often used in conjunction with other machining processes, such as drilling and turning, to create complex parts and assemblies. The process can be performed on both manual and CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines, depending on the required precision and production volume.