Bronte Precision Engineering Year Review 2021
It’s been a fantastic year for Bronte Precision and we wanted to celebrate that by sharing this years highlights with you. Here’s to another great year!
Month: December 2021
Precision Engineered Thin-walled Titanium Tube
In this blog we’ll look at a recently machined Titanium Tube with a thin wall thickness. Titanium and its alloys are being increasingly used in aerospace and biomedical applications due to it’s unique range of properties. However, machining titanium also presents unique challenges for precision engineers but why is machining titanium is so difficult? Titanium …
Reverse Engineering a snapped Shaft and worn Gears
An entire machine rendered inoperable due to one small broken shaft. Bronte offered a reverse engineering solution to help get the machine back up and running. As you can see from image that the shaft has been twisted inside the machine until it has snapped in two. Each side has a gear therefore one side …
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