Electrodes & EDM Tips Manufacturing — CNC Swiss Lathe Machining
Spot, MIG, EDM and copper electrode tips CNC-turned at ⌀1–20 mm. 14 families, 133 types plus custom sizes. Send a drawing for a quote.
Manufacturing Scope
Electrodes and EDM tips are the wear parts that conduct electrical current to the workpiece in spot/resistance welding, MIG welding, stud welding and die-sinking EDM machines. They are used heavily in automotive, appliance, mold-making and general metalworking. This category holds 14 families and 133 part types: spot welding electrode tips, welding pins, MIG contact tips, electrode holder pins, copper-tip electrodes, stud welding electrodes, conical spot electrodes, stepped EDM electrode tips, drilled tubular electrodes, tapered small-hole electrode tips, threaded and hex-body electrodes, plus small-hole EDM guide bushings and contact bushings. We machine steel, stainless steel, brass and aluminium; copper and copper alloys are preferred for the electrode tip itself. Parts are turned on the Goodway SW-20 Swiss lathe within a ⌀1–20 mm range at h6/H7 fits and ±0.01 mm precision. Alongside the 133 catalogue types, we produce custom sizes to your technical drawing. Send a sample or drawing and we will quote by dimension and quantity.
The defining part here is ELEB-TUB-03 at L/D 13.3 — the slenderness a sliding-head lathe is built for. Lengths across the 133 variants run 16–140 mm, the longest being ELEB-TUB-18 at 140 mm, still inside the 207 mm single-setup limit. Operations: 48× thread turning, 22× hex flat milling, 58× axial bore, 45× taper turning, 19× knurling.
103 of the 133 variants reference a DIN or ISO standard; the tolerance classes in use are 6g, H6, H7, h6, h7, h9.
Every part is CNC-turned to your drawing — series, small batches and custom turned parts. Send your drawing (PDF/DWG/STEP) for a quote.
Part Families
EDM electrode tips are turned in a single operation on the Goodway SW-20 Swiss lathe to the diameters, steps and tapers in your drawing. Copper or copper alloy is usually used; small-hole and stepped geometries are machined to ±0.01 mm. Surface finish and concentricity tolerances can be measured and reported on request.
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