Machining Invar is relatively challenging because it’s a relatively hard material. Proper tool selection and precise parameter settings are key to successful machining.
What are the advantages of machining Invar?
Due to its low thermal expansion and stability, Invar is highly suitable for applications requiring high precision machining. It maintains dimensional stability over temperature changes, making it an ideal choice for manufacturing precision instruments and high-precision parts.
What is Invar alloy?
Invar is an alloy containing iron (Fe) and nickel (Ni), typically consisting of around 36% nickel and 64% iron. It’s renowned for its low thermal expansion and is widely used in applications requiring dimensional stability, such as precision instruments and measuring devices.
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