The thesis is focused on the creation of production technology for unit and series production for FDM print head. Production will be set in a private company Pevot product, s.r.o. For the production will be used machines, tools and technologies that the company commonly uses. On the basis of creation of production processes will be calculated price of the print head and it will be compared with the price of a similar product currently available on the Internet. After comparing the company may decide , if itself will produce and offer on the market.

This diploma thesis deals with a machining process of the forging of connecting rod in the company SANBORN a.s mainly for reason to propose a more effective method of machining. The first part is focused on the analyse of actual process of production which is realized on several manufacturing machines. On second part are proposed the increases in efficiency of single machining operation and is used the modern multi - fuction machining centre OKUMA MULTUS which will increase the productivity and quality of machined part. In final part is applied for evaluation of machining and secondary production times and is performed the total financial analyse.

Master thesis describe machining process in production of units VE, VP30 for rotary injection pumps in specific conditions of the BOSCH DIESEL compa-ny in Jihlava with intention to offer an possibilities of machining process effi-ciency optimization. The introduction describes the history of the company and product range. In the second part is carried out evaluation of current state of machining process at a specified section. The main part of the master thesis analyzes and examines the leading options to more efficient machining process and propose specific options for improvement with regard to the requirements of production and quality systém. The conclusion includes evaluation of the proposed actions.

Diploma thesis deals with machining of hardened steels. In the introductory section it is described the physical process of cutting and basic used technologies of machining. The next chapter provides an overview of cutting materials. Other chapters deal with the workpiece material and heat treatment. Furthermore, there is made a comparison of the cutting conditions while machining of hardened steels by tools from selected manufacturers. As the conclusion there is the economic evaluation.

The aim of this master’s thesis is to propose the steps leading to the improvement of the financial situation of a mid-sized manufacturing company. In order to achieve this aim, the financial analysis is performed. It defines the company’s weaknesses and it serves as a background for a suggestion for corrective actions leading to the improvement. Based on the measurability of the corrective actions, the comparison of the current and predicted situation is made in the final conclusion. It is realized with the Index IN05 bankruptcy model. The corrective actions proposed aim in particular at the operational and production management. They focus mainly on the weaknesses defined by the financial analysis – reduction of inventories and increase of marginal profit in order to strengthen liquidity, reduce debt ratio and improve financial health score in general.

This thesis contents theoretical description of methods for choosing and optimization of cutting conditions for progressive machining technologies. Especially it is concerned on CNC machining. The aim of experimental part of work is to set cutting conditions and simultaneously to achieve the most economical solution under current production conditions of the company. The product must also comply with required quality, roughness of the surface and geometrical precision.

This diploma thesis is concerned with a proposal for increasing the efficiency of machining when manufacturing an inner sleeve at the company Sanborn a.s. In the diploma thesis, the technology used for machining itself is first briefly described, followed by a description of the original production technology including a description of machine and hand tools used and cutting conditions. The next part of the paper describes the proposal for increasing the efficiency of machining operations. The proposal includes a description of the suggested solution that will lead to increased efficiency, a machine proposed for the specific operation, appropriate tools and proposed cutting conditions. The benefits of implementing the proposal are also described here, both in terms of saving unit time, and in terms of the machining technology itself, where, for example, the formation of chips is improved, the inner tension of machined components reduced, etc. The diploma thesis further includes a technical-economic evaluation assessing the economic benefits of the changes introduced.

Diploma thesis is focused on machining of refractory ceramics materials. The theoretical part describes the division of ceramics materials, their structure, manufacture and properties. This part also contains the division of refractory ceramics. In the second chapter, of ceramics materials are described machining. The latest chapter is focused on analyzing the machinability of ceramics materials R - SLI - K. During the experiment, cutting conditions were changed and cutting forces were checked. Then surface roughness was measured and tool wear was observed.

This master`s thesis is focused on modern cutting finishing methods of outer surfaces. In the first part the cutting finishing technologies of outer surfaces are analysed, which is followed by a description of modern finishing methods from the fine machining up-to the nano-machining. The experimental part includes the analysis of surface roughness during front turning of a dural disc and the study of magnitudes of forces during its longitudinal turning. The thesis contains technological-economic evaluation of the achieved results.

This work deals with contact and non-contact methods of surface temperature measurement. The work contains a list and formulations of basic terms and laws of thermodynamics. Furthermore, the work deals with the description and comparison of the properties and use of certain devices for contact and non-contact surface temperature measurement. The experimental part is focused on dependence of the turning speed on the turning knife thermal stress. Subsurface thermocouples, surface thermocouples and thermovision were used for the temperature detection. The subsurface temperatures were afterwards used (as data inputs) for the inverse calculation of surface temperatures. All results obtained were then compared to each other.