In the processing of many precision hardware components, there may be some problems, such as shrinking or thinning. For example, the precision mesh screen that we commonly see has this problem, which is a very common component in various fields of our lives.

Many times, mesh screens are made of stainless steel material. After processing, it may be found that their size is too small, which is different from the size that the user wants. This requires precise processing technology and precise data on size and dimensions.

Sometimes the low accuracy is also related to the design of the drawings. If the technical design does not match the processing technology, it will result in the size being too large or too small, which is not the precise size that the user wants. The duration of simultaneous processing is also related.

Therefore, in order to maintain precise tolerances for hardware precision mesh screens, engineering and technical personnel need to put effort into process design. In addition, technical personnel also need to operate according to strict standards in order to produce qualified precision mesh screen products for customers.