Z-axis
The conventional vertical axis on many machines and printers.
Definitions for commercial rapid prototyping, production, machining, casting, moulding, finishing and inspection terms.
The conventional vertical axis on many machines and printers.
The total height of a part or build in the Z direction.
A wall with no taper; generally undesirable in moulding unless compensated by process, texture or collapsible features.
The origin reference of a machine or work coordinate system from which programmed positions are measured.
A machine move that sends an axis back to its reference or home position.
A repeatable fixturing system that enables fast accurate changeover.
Applying a zinc coating for corrosion protection, usually on steel.