Machining a Turbine Blade | Seco Tools

Note: The video recorded might differ from the written advice. The coolant suggested in the operation "Shroud plane finishing Roof" is emulsion and not air-internal.


This video shows a turbine blade machined with Seco Tools and a GF Liechti Turbomill 1400g.
Machining blades for energy and aerospace turbines entails several complex and challenging operations.
Considerable amounts of difficult-to-machine materials have to be removed, with varying machinability.
End-users expect performance, cost-efficiency, and downtime reduction as large volumes are made.
Blades must be manufactured with tight tolerances and a good surface finish, which is challenging since they are prone to vibration.
The component form and the machining operations are complex, and several tools must be applied correctly.
GF Machining Solutions and Seco Tools have developed several solutions that meet the tough demands of energy and aerospace manufacturers.

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