What processes are typically involved in optical cold machining?-Shanghai Xuanfeng Optoelectronic Technology Co., Ltd.

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What processes are typically involved in optical cold machining?

2026-08-25

For planar polishing components, the standard process includes: Milling (shaping) → Fine grinding (correcting R‑value and flatness) → Polishing (achieving surface finish and profile) → Cleaning (to prevent polishing powder from curing) → Inspection

For planar polishing components, the standard procedure includes:
Milling and grinding (shaping) → Fine grinding (correcting R‑values and flatness) → Polishing (achieving surface finish and contour) → Cleaning (to prevent polishing compound from curing) → Inspection

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