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Though often thought to be opposing methods of production, the utilization of both
and gives TCR a unique competitive edge when
developing the manufacturing process for parts. TCR Engineers can choose from a wide variety
of to optimize machine selection and can match the quantity and job requirements
with the most economical manufacturing techniques available.
In addition, TCR frequently makes design suggestions during prototype development, which
increase operating efficiency and results in more economical production. In many cases, parts
requiring small start-up quantities can be machined during the initial runs and then converted
to Cold Forming as volume increases.
TCR also has extensive . Since many of the items the company produces are
not completed during primary manufacturing, TCR has developed a vast array of secondary forming
and finishing equipment. TCR utilizes this equipment to perform a number of secondary operations
on its manufactured parts including thread rolling, broaching, inertia welding, grinding,
drilling, tapping, milling and induction heat treating. Many of these machines and processes are
unique to TCR because they were either developed or built by the company or were standard
equipment modified by the company to perform specific tasks.
Cold Forming,
Automatic Screw Machining,
Welding
Threading, Drilling, Tapping, Milling,
Grinding, Bending, Broaching, Induction Heat, Flattening, & Assembly
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