What does CSB mean in PRODUCTS

Cutting, Stripping and Blanking is a process by which materials are transformed into components or products according to specific customer requirements. It includes cutting, trimming and finishing the material to precise specifications in order to create parts with extremely tight tolerances.

Yes, CSB is often used in industrial manufacturing when extremely close tolerances are needed for efficient assembly. In particular, it is often used to create precision cut parts that meet exacting customer requirements.

The types of materials that can be processed with CSB depend on the desired finished product. Commonly-processed materials include steel, aluminum, plastic and composites like carbon fiber. Specialty shapes and intricate details may require additional processing steps or custom tooling beyond what's necessary for standard parts or components.

Compared to traditional machining techniques such as milling or drilling, the main advantages of using CSB include greater speed and accuracy due to computerized control systems as well as better finishes on surfaces due to reduced burrs from cutting edges which eliminates further finishing steps such as sanding or polishing.

Industries across many sectors make use of CSB for its accuracy and speed in creating precision cut parts that meet exacting requirements. Examples include automotive manufacturing, aerospace engineering, electronics production and medical device fabrication amongst others.