Micro-blasting has established itself among the mainstream machining processes for difficult-to-cut workpieces like glasses, carbides, ceramics, etc., by using abrasive particles. Initially, during micro-blasting process non-machined areas are covered by protective mask. Today, either mask fabrication practice or micro-blasting process, none is secretive in the area of micro-manufacturing, but in the previous work, those processes were well suited and optimized for producing micro-features on planar workpieces. However, the demand for micro-features on 3D freeform substrate in MEMs and...
Micro-blasting has established itself among the mainstream machining processes for difficult-to-cut workpieces like glasses, carbides, ceramics, etc.,...
