Työstövaativampia

Työstövaativampia is a Finnish term that translates to "more demanding to process" or "requiring more work." It is commonly used in various contexts, including manufacturing, engineering, and material science, to describe objects, materials, or processes that present a greater challenge or require more effort, time, or specialized techniques to manipulate or transform.

In manufacturing, a workpiece might be described as työstövaativampia if it has a high degree of hardness, unusual geometry, or is made of a difficult-to-machine alloy. This necessitates the use of advanced tooling, slower cutting speeds, or specialized machining operations like electrical discharge machining (EDM) or laser cutting. Similarly, a material could be työstövaativampia if it is brittle, elastic, or prone to deformation, requiring careful handling and controlled processing conditions.

In a broader sense, the term can also apply to tasks or projects. For instance, a complex design or a project with many intricate steps would be considered työstövaativampia compared to a simpler undertaking. This implies that more resources, expertise, and meticulous planning are needed for successful completion. The concept highlights the relative difficulty and the increased investment required to achieve a desired outcome.