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Pictured to the left is another project in which Circle Boring played a major role in the R&D machining. These components were machined for the "G Zero" experiments done at the University of Illinois by over 80 physicists from around the world. The project was for research on the quark and nucleon particles of the atom. |
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| Gear Cases | The photo to the right shows some of the above components during assembly by our customer. Each of these components fit all the way around with less than a .001" gap between any of the mating surfaces. This precision was needed for proper operation of the cryogenically cooled superconductor coils that were placed inside these units. Innovative precision machining methods were used to bring this R&D project to reality. |  |
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The photo to the left shows the units in their final orientation before they were placed in the chamber that would hold them. We were proud to be an integral part of this successful international scientific endeavor. Consider us for your next special machining project. Contact Us To Discuss Your Next R&D Machining Project Needs
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