Overview
Wire EDM for the Most
Wire EDM for the Most
Demanding Applications
Wire Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) uses a thin electrically charged wire to erode conductive metal with extreme precision. It is the preferred process when tolerances below ±0.005mm are required, or when the workpiece is too hard or fragile for conventional cutting.
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Hardened Steels up to 68 HRC — Wire EDM cuts fully hardened tool steels, carbide, and heat-treated metals that would destroy conventional cutting tools.
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Intricate Profiles with No Limits — Internal sharp corners, intricate splines, keyways, and contours that are geometrically impossible with milling or grinding.
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Excellent Surface Finish — Multi-pass EDM cutting achieves Ra 0.4μm surface finish, eliminating the need for subsequent grinding in many applications.
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No Cutting Forces — The non-contact erosion process exerts zero mechanical force, making it safe for thin walls, delicate features, and stress-sensitive parts.
