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In the manufacturing sector, surface treatment processes for components play a crucial role in determining the quality, performance and durability of products. Different surface treatment processes can impart different properties to components

A Study on the Machining Processes of Micro and Miniature Parts Abstract: This paper provides a detailed overview of the classifications, machining processes and design requirements of micro and miniature parts, with the aim of offering readers useful insights and guidance. Keywords: micro and miniature parts; classifications; machining processes; design 1

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