Abstract
This work presents the fabrication of micro threads of pitch less than 100 μm for micro components. The micro sized threading tool having a tool nose radius less than 40 μm is manufactured by micro wire electric dis- charge machining (μWEDM) process. This μWEDM pro- cess overcomes the difficulties in conventional machining process for production of threading tools and helps in achieving a corner radius as small as 15 μm with specialized wire tool path strategies. This method also helps in fabrica- tion of special micro tools from commercially available or worn-out tungsten carbide tool inserts.
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