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Process: Boring

Overview

boring - machining

Boring is a method for boring horizontal holes with large diameters, which are created by rotating tools approaching the fixed component horizontally.
 
Boring is usually performed when a hole with a large diameter is needed. This method is especially common when a component is big or if its shape makes it difficult mount the piece in other machine tools. Boring is carried out in a boring machine, sometimes referred to as a horizontal boring machine or drilling and milling machine. Also, there are several different kinds of boring machines tools, such as the drum-type boring machine. Common for all boring machines are that they operate horizontally. A boring machine tool is usually capable of drilling, cutting and sometimes even turning too. Usually, the depth, width and height of the component determine which boring machine is suitable for a specific component. 

Compare horizontal boring to vertical boring, where the bore approaches the component from above.

Picture: CTL Engineering Co Ltd

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Boring projects for quote

Machining-Boring

This buyer from a manufacturer of automation systems who has an annual spend of £10,000 on all outsourced machining urgently seeks a supplier to quote on the internal boring of the attached free issue AISI 304 component. This project would be suitable for with those who have current capacity to fill and are also looking for long term work as additional batches will be required.

Machining-Boring

Boring of free-issue bearings is needed, by a company that operates within the oil and gas industry. With a sizeable £500,000 yearly spend on bespoke machined components, this is an opportunity to add a big-spending company to your customer portfolio. The buyer would like to identify UK suppliers that have the in-house facilities available to machine components of this size, having previously had this work completed overseas. Once a relationship has been established, there may be room for the chosen supplier to diversify into additional projects from this company.

Machining-Boring

With an impressive £300,000 spend on subcontract machining services, this company operates within the oil & gas industry. They are looking for a supplier who is able to bore the attached components from free-issue stainless steel material, in quantities ranging from 1 to 3 off. There is an urgent order to place for this work, making it a great fit with those who currently have capacity to fill and who can therefore offer a fast turnaround.

Machining-Boring

This buyer - a company that spends in excess of £100,000 a year on subcontract machining services - requires refurbishment of a free-issue high-tensile brass component. They are looking to work with a supplier who can machine the 12" bore from one end to the other, so that there is no mismatch in the middle. The part in question will be used within industrial machinery.

Machining-Boring

Boring of free-issue shaft extensions made from stainless steel is required, on behalf of this industrial machinery buyer who spends over £50,000 per year on outsourced machining. This is an urgent enquiry and will be best suited to suppliers who have immediate capacity that they would like to fill.

Machining-Boring

This designer is looking for a supplier to quote on the boring of the attached free issue aluminum alloy parts.