In the context of chipping, "process optimization" refers to the systematic improvement of all processes like turning, milling or drilling. The objective is generally to increase quality, productivity, and efficiency.
Key areas of process optimization can include, for example, accelerating machining times, reducing costs, or ensuring the quality of manufactured components / products. This requires, among other things, the analysis and adjustment of cutting parameters, tools, machines, clamping devices, and process flows.