Defining "Milling" according to the most basic description could be as follows:

Milling is the process of grinding, cutting, pressing, or crushing a material in a special machine.

Today I’d like to discuss Hydraulic presses. Yes, I know a broad subject so we are going to take it down to the basics give you a layman’s description, and give you a little history.

A broken piece of equipment is bad news. It can slow efficiency, and even stall production. What’s more, machine tool repair and fabrication machinery repair services can get quite expensive. The problem is that breakdowns are inevitable.

A “Milling Machine” is a machine tool that rotates a circular tool with numerous cutting edges arranged symmetrically about its axis, called a milling cutter.

The most cost effective way to produce a product is with a machine tool that is fully functional. Many companies feel that if a machine is not broken do not fix it.

For those of you that are not familiar with what we do or the industry I thought I might add some educational info. Here is an article on the invention of Milling Machines : I used Book rags for the research:

One of the services The Werks C&C Inc offers the manufacturing and building community is the repair and maintenance of Genie and Sumner manual material lifts.

A manual material lift is a tool used to help lift objects.

A machine tool is a machine that shapes and creates parts from metal materials or hard substances. Machine shops use these tools to create gears, automotive parts, and metal products.

Machine tools were first used by man over 3200 years ago. The first tools included bow drills, potter’s wheels and lathes. These eventually included tools needed to make metal parts, and incorporated machine-guided toolpaths.

What Are Machine Tools, and What Happens When Machines Malfunction?