EDM (Electrical Discharge Machining)
We use wire EDM to create ultra-precise features in Nitinol, stainless steel, and other hard-to-machine materials.
High-Precision Machining for Complex Materials
Motion Dynamics uses wire EDM to produce ultra-precise features in small, difficult-to-machine components where conventional methods fall short. This non-contact process allows for intricate geometries, tight tolerances, and high edge quality in challenging materials like Nitinol and stainless steel.
Specifications
- Process Type: Wire EDM (non-contact machining)
- Tolerance Capability: ±0.0002 typical
- Feature Capability: Sharp corners, fine features, complex profiles
- Materials: Hardened steels, Nitinol, titanium, conductive alloys
- Surface Finish: Fine finishes achievable depending on pass strategy
- Part Size: Small to micro-scale components
- Thermal Impact: Minimal mechanical stress due to non-contact process
Frequently Asked Questions
EDM is preferred over conventional machining when working with hard materials or when sharp internal features and fine geometries are required.
No. EDM is a non-contact process, minimizing mechanical deformation.
Any electrically conductive material, including Nitinol and hardened alloys, can be processed.
EDM is extremely accurate, with tolerances typically within ±0.0002.
Yes. EDM components are often used in conjunction with forming, machining, and welding processes.
Related Applications
Windings
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Related Industries
We serve a range of advanced industries where precision, performance, and reliability are non-negotiable—from medical and aerospace to automotive, electronics, and beyond.
Cardiovascular
Neurovascular
Orthopedics
Endoscopy
Aerospace
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