Secondary Process

Secondary processes in industry are operations performed on a workpiece after the primary manufacturing process to refine its properties, surface finish, dimensional accuracy, or appearance. These processes are essential for achieving the desired final product specifications.

Common Secondary Processes:

1. Machining
2. Surface Treatment
3. Joining Process
4. Finishing Process

Importance of Secondary Processes:

1. Improved Product Quality: Secondary processes help achieve precise dimensions, smooth surfaces, and enhanced material properties.
2. Increased Product Life: Surface treatments and coatings can protect against corrosion, wear, and other environmental factors.
3. Enhanced Product Appearance: Polishing and finishing processes can improve the aesthetic appeal of a product.
4. Reduced Manufacturing Costs: Efficient secondary processes can minimize waste and optimize production time.