
As-Cast Case
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Machined Case
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The machining of the transmission case was extensive --
--- Milling of faces and
mating surfaces.
--- Boring of access holes.
--- Drilling and tapping of screw holes.
The transmission case was machined by Schwartz
Industries of Warren, MI.
--- Diamond tooling was used
for face milling.
--- Proprietary diamond tipped carbide tools
were used boring and drilling.
--- Solid carbide roll form taps were used for
tapping the M8, M10, and M14 holes.
--- A total of 41 unique tools were required to
machine this casting.
--- The machining engineer estimates that the
part can be machined with only a 110%
increase in machining time, compared to
standard aluminum. |