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Cutting Tool Engineering's July 2022 issue will focus on how shops can meet demand for stringent boring operations. Bores must be machined with micron accuracy and maintain critical tolerances in low- and high-volume manufacturing applications. New digital solutions in boring and machine tool systems are set to transform industrial production. To supplement this report online, CTE will address some of these solutions during its Ask The Experts webinar scheduled for 10 a.m. (CDT) on Wednesday, July 20th.
Manufacturers can achieve 90% machine use reduction with power skiving.
At every stage of manufacturing, there is an opportunity for automation. Unfortunately, many manufactures often let perceived barriers keep them from implementing complete machine or process automation. With this mindset, they end up limiting their productivity by automating only one or two aspects of the process or not automating at all.
At the U.S. transmission plant of a global automotive manufacturing group, component inspection times have been reduced by half or more by upgrading the company’s coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) to incorporate 5-axis scanning technology in addition to touch probing.
Counterfeiting is a challenging problem for bearing manufacturers. Laser marking is one way to overcome this problem.
Expert spindle rebuilders that pay attention to the details and communicate throughout the process offer fast, reliable rebuilds that last.
Tools today are far superior to those used in previous firearm production methods, which provides the opportunity to combine operations into a single cutting tool, eliminating the need for additional tooling in the machine shop.
Machining titanium cost-effectively requires special attention to the distinctive features of this material – particularly for choosing the right tools.
ANCA honors its history by producing technology for the need of manufacturers today and in the future.
To ensure the surfaces on the gears are optimized, it is essential to use metrology tools to analyze, understand, and characterize.
Improved productivity, increased production capacity, better quality and lower costs were the demands of a leading garden tool manufacturer when they invested in a mass finishing system for deburring and polishing of garden shear knives. Rösler met this challenge.
While a user may encounter several challenges when machining threads, asking five questions can aid in building the foundation for a successful application.
While a user may encounter several challenges when machining threads, asking five questions can aid in building the foundation for a successful application.
Medical mold manufacturers' product specifications require exact tolerances, absolute precision, and sophisticated tool paths. Multi-axis CNC machine technology is helping these companies reach these lofty specification goals.
Advanced tool holders with precision coolant improve cost-efficiency in steel turning.
Keeping up with technology advances means keeping CNC equipment up-to-date, which allows injection molding companies to accept jobs that they might ordinarily have to decline.
Keeping up with technology advances means keeping CNC equipment up-to-date, which allows injection molding companies to accept jobs that they might ordinarily have to decline.
Branding for Gorilla Mill, a manufacturer of carbide drills, endmills and cutting tools, is simian-themed, aggressive and fun, and it comes with the tagline “Weapons of Mass Production.” The company has grown in employees, distributors and a diverse spread of customers. ANCA's CNC machines have played a large role in Gorilla Mill's progress.
Branding for Gorilla Mill, a manufacturer of carbide drills, endmills and cutting tools, is simian-themed, aggressive and fun, and it comes with the tagline “Weapons of Mass Production.” The company has grown in employees, distributors and a diverse spread of customers. ANCA's CNC machines have played a large role in Gorilla Mill's progress.
Fast, flexible custom tooling, easy access to tool data through cloud technology and automation are some of the technologies driving tool production processes, according to a recent discussion between two industry executives.
Fast, flexible custom tooling, easy access to tool data through cloud technology and automation are some of the technologies driving tool production processes, according to a recent discussion between two industry executives.
10 ways to improve productivity by integrating IOT into ERP.
Changing a three-axis machining process from a vertical machining center (VMC) to a horizontal machining center (HMC) offers many benefits.
Changing a three-axis machining process from a vertical machining center (VMC) to a horizontal machining center (HMC) offers many benefits.
Laser printed data matrix codes can track ten billion tools that in turn can generate huge amount of insight into how our products are used.
Choosing the right tools, and determining the right tool calculations, is vital to overcome diversification challenges and developing new revenue streams.
Micrometal's photochemical etching process enables ultraprecise contours to take shape and produces metal parts with unique features and a greater level of complexity.
For the Austria-based Wittmann Battenfeld company, it's all about plastic. The company utilizes a modern, diverse and modular range of machines for processing plastics and other plasticisable materials, including the M30 Millturn from WFL Millturn Technologies.
For the Austria-based Wittmann Battenfeld company, it's all about plastic. The company utilizes a modern, diverse and modular range of machines for processing plastics and other plasticisable materials, including the M30 Millturn from WFL Millturn Technologies.
Global trends toward reducing carbon footprint and operational costs as well as the push for high-precision processing tools have led to increasing demand for compact laser systems that can be implemented in processing plants and production lines.
Auto parts manufacturer SB Dezigns in North East, Maryland, has implemented a new end mill and chuck solution that helped them save 62% in costs on a recent application.
Many TNC functions of Heidenhain controls offer possible solutions to the conflicting demands of a production process that is simultaneously precise and efficient. Here is a look at some of those functions.
The Weifuautocam Precision Machinery Corporation from Wuxi, China is using a Grindstar profile and cut-off machine from Junker for the production of adjusting screws for high-pressure hydraulic pumps. Weifuautocam, a part of the Weifu Group, began collaborating with Junker in 2000.
The Weifuautocam Precision Machinery Corporation from Wuxi, China is using a Grindstar profile and cut-off machine from Junker for the production of adjusting screws for high-pressure hydraulic pumps. Weifuautocam, a part of the Weifu Group, began collaborating with Junker in 2000.
Seco Tools plans to make a strong contribution to the circular economy with an ambitious recycling goal while at the same time continuing to make reliable tooling.
After surviving a tornado, TDC Engineering rebuilds with a new equipment supplier, Kent USA.

The ultimate accuracy and reliability of a machine tool depends in no small degree on the alignment checking during its assembly. Seeking an alternative to traditional error measurement techniques, Hurco Manufacturing Ltd. (Hurco) chose Renishaw’s XK10 alignment laser system to increase both precision and throughput of its machine tools..

The Schaller Group, a Michigan-based metal forming company, invested in CNC technology to drive growth in the family-owned company and support the company principle's passion for hydroplane racing.
Boulevard Machine & Gear, a gear-cutting shop founded in 1954 to serve the paper industry in the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts, began a period of modernization and investment with the 2006 acquisition of the company by Susan Kasa. Kasa’s focus was to grow the company and become more efficient. One issue of concern dealt with completing certain machining jobs with conventional side-lock and collet holders. To solve this problem, the company invested in a Haimer Power Clamp Special Edition shrink fit machine, Haimer Standard Shrink chucks, Haimer Power Shrink chucks and extensions.
Aluminum, with its many advantageous properties, is used in a wide spectrum of industries to manufacture a vast, and growing, range of products. As the use of aluminum is so varied, so are its' traceability requirements.
Unlike machining other materials, machining stainless steel requires review of myriad aspects prior to beginning work in the machine shop. While machining stainless has unique challenges, its benefits outweigh those challenges.
Deburring and finishing are still predominantly manual processes for many manufacturers and job shops. However, the results can be inefficient and inconsistent. Automating these processes can solve these problems.
Deburring and finishing are still predominantly manual processes for many manufacturers and job shops. However, the results can be inefficient and inconsistent. Automating these processes can solve these problems.
Machining medical components cost-effectively and reliably requires high-precision tools that have been tested in practice to meet specifications that often reaches the micron level. Tool manufacturer, Inovatools, offers the Inomed range of tools for this application.

Machining medical components cost-effectively and reliably requires high-precision tools that have been tested in practice to meet specifications that often reaches the micron level. Tool manufacturer, Inovatools, offers the Inomed range of tools for this application.

Machining medical components cost-effectively and reliably requires high-precision tools that have been tested in practice to meet specifications that often reaches the micron level. Tool manufacturer, Inovatools, offers the Inomed range of tools for this application.

Wisconsin-based Integrity Saw & Tool Inc. purchased a Vollmer CHX 840 circular saw blade sharpening machine with the Vollmer HS automated loading station to increase capacity to meet the demand from a new pallet manufacturing customer.
Fewer than 30% of manufacturers have extensively adopted Industry 4.0 technologies, according to findings published in a new report, but manufacturers’ reluctance to go digital might have to change if they are to adapt to an unpredictable future. Sandvik Coromant's testing finds that an increase in machine utilization can result in a higher gross profit margin.
Fewer than 30% of manufacturers have extensively adopted Industry 4.0 technologies, according to findings published in a new report, but manufacturers’ reluctance to go digital might have to change if they are to adapt to an unpredictable future. Sandvik Coromant's testing finds that an increase in machine utilization can result in a higher gross profit margin.
Five trends have helped triple the number of annual installations of industrial robots within ten years (2010-2019) reaching 381 thousand units in factories around the world.
Utilizing intelligent and adaptive control and monitor technology, ANCA CNC Machines has developed a new electro discharge grinding (EDG) machine that monitors and controls sparks and the erosion gap to decrease cycle times for PCD tools by 50%.
Holemaking is a common procedure in any machine shop, but selecting the best type of cutting tool for each job is not always clear. Should a machine shop use solid or insert drills? Here are 5 ways to make that decision
In the past decade, a California-based machine shop has relied on a flexible, honing tool for a range of automated CNC machining applications such as cross hole deburring, cylindrical honing, surface finishing, edge-blending and cleaning.
Using a Vicivision optical measuring machine to verify quality during grinding and other operations, Italy-based Bavieri Alfeo Precision Mechanics can obtain accurate results in seconds .
Voestalpine Rotec GmbH, a global leader in the manufacture of precision steel pipes and tubes, integrated an automated Rösler drag finishing system, the R 4/700 SF, that doubled the usable life of stamping tools.
After a long hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Grinding Doc video series on Cutting Tool Engineering's website resumes with a special two-hour episode about Cylindrical Master 2020, an Excel program developed by Dr. Jeffrey Badger, aka the Grinding Doc. The 105th episode of the Grinding Doc video series provides a detailed description of the Cylindrical Master program that Badger developed during the pandemic.
Starrag is a manufacturer high-precision machine tools for milling, turning, boring and grinding workpieces for a variety of industries. Its rigid and robust equipment can also be used for making farming equipment.
Starrag is a manufacturer high-precision machine tools for milling, turning, boring and grinding workpieces for a variety of industries. Its rigid and robust equipment can also be used for making farming equipment.
ASCO Power Technologies, which manufactures automatic transfer switches, switchgear and other power management products, solved manufacturing issues by integrating Jetcam Expert nesting software throughout its facility.
ASCO Power Technologies, which manufactures automatic transfer switches, switchgear and other power management products, solved manufacturing issues by integrating Jetcam Expert nesting software throughout its facility.
Fast turnaround times and increasingly complex components are standard requirements in the mold industry.. To meet these growing customer demands with the greatest possible efficiency, high-performance 5-axis machining centers are a must for manufacturers.
Fast turnaround times and increasingly complex components are standard requirements in the mold industry.. To meet these growing customer demands with the greatest possible efficiency, high-performance 5-axis machining centers are a must for manufacturers.
Investing in CNC Swiss technology allows a shop to perform threading operations. Every Swiss machinist should be aware of the latest advancements in this field.

Investing in CNC Swiss technology allows a shop to perform threading operations. Every Swiss machinist should be aware of the latest advancements in this field.

Lasers are used in a myriad number of applications to cut, drill, weld, mark, or structure parts in a wide variety of applications in many industrial sectors to optimize manufacturing processes and satisfy the need for ever increasing quality of components.
Inovatools USA LLC in Hartland, Michigan, offers a broad product range of high-performance solid carbide mills that meet the exacting requirements in mold, fixture and die manufacturing.
Many machine shops are losing tens of thousands of dollars in company profits each year by not implementing quick-change tooling on mills and lathes. Implementing this technology can easily reduce downtime an hour a day.
A new paper by Forest City Gear engineer Andrew F. Vincent, Ph.D., has been released entitled, A Note on the Design of the Gap Between Helices on a Double-helical Gear. The paper focuses on how the design and how it “imposes a necessary lower bound on the gap between the helices it is meant to produce.”
Wear pads between the saddle and the machining bed on lathes and CNC machines are being replaced with a wear-resistant polymer known as Vesconite Hilube
More than a third of manufacturers say the Covid-19 pandemic is a catalyst for increasing automation, and additional drivers for adding and expanding automation include the need for increased productivity and a shortage of skilled workers, according to a new survey from MC Machinery of Elk Grove Village, Illinois.
With new advances in abrasive technology, machining center operators are able to complete surface finishing simultaneously with other machining operations, to speed cycle times, improve quality and save on off-line finishing time and costs. The abrasive finishing tools can be easily integrated into CNC machines carousels or tool holding systems.
Don Schumacher Motorsports (DSM) is one of the country’s most successful motorsports companies, both on and off the track. Tooling from Sandvik Coromant helped the company achieve some impressive goals.
Railway machine tool builder needed a robust 5-axis machine to ensure uptime, accuracy, and precision in cutter tool manufacturing
Railway machine tool builder needed a robust 5-axis machine to ensure uptime, accuracy, and precision in cutter tool manufacturing
Since the onslaught of the coronavirus pandemic, manufacturers have dealt with supply chain issues. In this Q&A, two industry leaders discuss the pandemic, the supply-chain and bringing manufacturing back to U.S. shores.
At Emuge-Franken, manufacturers of threading, gaging, clamping and milling technology, sensors and dynamometers from Kistler are used to aid in the development of new precision tools.
Grinding jobs requires strict tolerances. On grinding machines, the tolerances for the dimensions, form and position of finishing processes run tight, and in many cases, shops check these specifications against hard data. Studer machines can use cameras and laser systems to in-process measurements.
Grinding jobs requires strict tolerances. On grinding machines, the tolerances for the dimensions, form and position of finishing processes run tight, and in many cases, shops check these specifications against hard data. Studer machines can use cameras and laser systems to in-process measurements.
The tool and mold industry is designing and specifying ever more complex geometries and freeform surfaces and the industry is placing ever greater demands on clamping technology to accomplished these needs. Zero-point clamping technology from Andreas Maier Fellbach (AMF).helps them meet these challenges.
The ThyssenKrupp Crankshaft Co. in Danville, Illinois, operates up to 21 shifts per week to produce forged crankshafts for the North American heavy-duty automotive, truck, and engine markets. Meeting production needs requires precise technology, including a Zema Numerika GH1500 grinding machine from Junker.
The fourth Industrial Revolution promises new efficiencies and productivity gains for manufacturers. Machine tool suppliers are integrating Industry 4.0 capabilities and software companies that are providing powerful new tools such as those that utilize artificial intelligence. CAM software from ESPIRIT from DP Technology offers features to drive production improvement.
The fourth Industrial Revolution promises new efficiencies and productivity gains for manufacturers. Machine tool suppliers are integrating Industry 4.0 capabilities and software companies that are providing powerful new tools such as those that utilize artificial intelligence. CAM software from ESPIRIT from DP Technology offers features to drive production improvement.
Whether operators use neat oils or water-miscible coolants in wet cutting machine tools or tool grinding machines, the coolants are subject to heavy contamination. VOMAT technology offers a variety of clean coolant technology to solve this problem and produce better cuts.
Whether operators use neat oils or water-miscible coolants in wet cutting machine tools or tool grinding machines, the coolants are subject to heavy contamination. VOMAT technology offers a variety of clean coolant technology to solve this problem and produce better cuts.
Omni Aerospace needed to produce large, flight-ready parts within strict design tolerances and surface finishes in a time-sensitive manner. Starrag's Ecospeed F1540 machining centers fit the bill.
Omni Aerospace needed to produce large, flight-ready parts within strict design tolerances and surface finishes in a time-sensitive manner. Starrag's Ecospeed F1540 machining centers fit the bill.
When considering upgrading a cylindrical grinding process from a conventional vitrified aluminum oxide or ceramic wheel to Vitrified cBN (VitcBN), there are 5 main reasons that can help justify the use of cBN over conventional abrasive grains. 
Sam Roberts has more than two decades of experience in programming and manual and CNC skills, but still remembers the day in 1999 when he was introduced to Mastercam CAD/CAM software (CNC Software Inc., Tolland, Connecticut).  As a machinist proficient in G-code, Roberts was impressed with the software.
Sam Roberts has more than two decades of experience in programming and manual and CNC skills, but still remembers the day in 1999 when he was introduced to Mastercam CAD/CAM software (CNC Software Inc., Tolland, Connecticut).  As a machinist proficient in G-code, Roberts was impressed with the software.
In 1928, a precision optics machine arrived on U.S. shores on a ship from Europe. The SIP MP4 machine, serial number 88, was bound for its new home at the General Electric plant in Lynn, Massachusetts, a town located 14 miles northeast of Boston. Today, it is home at the U.S. offices of Starrag in Hebron, Kentucky.
In 1928, a precision optics machine arrived on U.S. shores on a ship from Europe. The SIP MP4 machine, serial number 88, was bound for its new home at the General Electric plant in Lynn, Massachusetts, a town located 14 miles northeast of Boston. Today, it is home at the U.S. offices of Starrag in Hebron, Kentucky.
Fastems Group will host an online Open House & Conference entitled "Productivity Beyond Machine Tending" that will showcase the latest developments in automation and surrounding technologies.
The F-35 Lightning is one of the most complex and lethal combat fighter jets in the world, and this machine is constructed with thousands of precision components. Starrag machinery are used to produce some of the most complex components on these precision jets.
Contract programming houses are an excellent resource for shops with overloaded programming departments, a troublesome project, or are venturing into five-axis territory for the first time. Ron Branch, vice-president of 5th Axis CG Inc. shared valuable insights about machining optimization with Gene Granata, Vericut product manager at CGTech.
When it comes to designing, CAD software has its place, but purchasing and maintaining multiple CAD licenses can be expensive. Kisters offers a solution for supplying CAD to multiple users.
When it comes to designing, CAD software has its place, but purchasing and maintaining multiple CAD licenses can be expensive. Kisters offers a solution for supplying CAD to multiple users.
The Bell Helicopter Drive Systems Center (DSC) in Arlington, Texas, can never be confused with anything “little.” It’s a huge facility, filled with the latest milling, drilling, and boring technologies. In fact, some newly installed equipment is making some of the company's biggest components in its history. 
The Bell Helicopter Drive Systems Center (DSC) in Arlington, Texas, can never be confused with anything “little.” It’s a huge facility, filled with the latest milling, drilling, and boring technologies. In fact, some newly installed equipment is making some of the company's biggest components in its history. 
The Bell Helicopter Drive Systems Center (DSC) in Arlington, Texas, can never be confused with anything “little.” It’s a huge facility, filled with the latest milling, drilling, and boring technologies. In fact, some newly installed equipment is making some of the company's biggest components in its history. 
The Bell Helicopter Drive Systems Center (DSC) in Arlington, Texas, can never be confused with anything “little.” It’s a huge facility, filled with the latest milling, drilling, and boring technologies. In fact, some newly installed equipment is making some of the company's biggest components in its history. 

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This webinar is based off an issue in the September 2024 issue of CTE. Ask ahead of time: Register now to submit your questions to be answered during the webinar!
This webinar is based off an issue in the July 2024 issue of CTE. Ask ahead of time: Register now to submit your questions to be answered during the webinar!
Experience maximum productivity and turning efficiency with Tungaloy’s TurnFeed on steel. Engineered with a unique cutting edge for high-feed machining, this tool boasts double clamping technology for unparalleled rigidity and performance. The WPMT-ML Trigon insert with ML chipbreaker minimizes cutting force, while producing thin, manageable chips. Perfect for a broad range of applications, from roughing to finishing, thanks to its high versatility and resistance to wear and chipping. Transform your machining process today.
Join us for an Ask CTE Contributors webinar led by industry veteran Tom Kowalski, Regional Manager for EMUGE-FRANKEN USA, when he provides invaluable insights on "Avoiding Tap Breakage with These Five Tips". Designed for manufacturers spanning all industries, this webinar will delve into the intricacies of tap selection, drilling considerations, and crucial decision-making that EMUGE-FRANKEN uses for optimizing thread quality and tool life – and avoiding the dreaded broken tap!
Register to watch the recorded webinar on-demand. Join Cutting Tool Engineering for a one-hour webinar based on this month’s cover story, “A Fluid Choice.” The article examines the options for high-pressure coolant when deep-hole drilling.
Take advantage of discounted pricing and special offers on all of our best-performing milling, grooving, turning, parting, threading, and drilling tools!
Take advantage of discounted pricing and special offers on all of our best-performing milling, grooving, turning, parting, threading, and drilling tools!
Take advantage of discounted pricing and special offers on all of our best-performing milling, grooving, turning, parting, threading, and drilling tools!
Take advantage of discounted pricing and special offers on all of our best-performing milling, grooving, turning, parting, threading, and drilling tools!
Sold by Germany-headquartered Chiron Group, the refrigerator-size Micro5 machining center is designed to machine small and delicate parts for industries like medical, jewelry, watchmaking and electronics. The five-axis machine  can handle workpiece sizes up to 50 mm x 50 mm x 50 mm.
The webinar, which is based on the "Tiny Drillers" feature published in the August issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, delves deeper into the products and strategies recommended for deep-hole microdrilling by Kennametal Inc. and Sandvik Coromant Co. In addition, a representative from MAQ AB discussed the company's vibration-damped turning tool that is 8 mm in diameter, which was the subject of a sidebar to the main feature article in CTE's August issue.
Not all titanium is alike. Depending on whether it is pure titanium or alloyed titanium, the chip removing process behavior differs. For these challenges, Mikron Tool has developed drills tailored to specific titanium grades that can machine titanium safely — with higher cutting performance results, longer tool lives and excellent hole quality. The webinar, which is presented by Clive Komlenic, sales director, East, for Mikron Tool, addresses chip formation, torque, material properties, overheating and Mikron’s latest state-of-art drill series technologies aimed at machining titanium.
During Eastec 2023, Kevin Swint, territory sales representative for VEKTEK, highlighted the company's new Auto-Coupler device for automating the hydraulic connection from the power supply to a workholding fixture, as well as VEKTEK's Advanced Automation Workholding Pump.
Guhring Inc., which featured several product lines at its booth during Eastec 2023, reviewed the company's newest offerings for drills, endmills, thread mills, taps, grooving tools, and a tool management vending solution.
In addition to featuring its Cut F 600 wire EDMing machine and Mill S 200 U five-axis linear drive machine, GF Machining Solutions highlighted the micromachining capabilities of its Microlution product line.
Craig Fischer, plant manager for JM Performance Products Inc., highlighted some of the company's newer products, including BT30 retention knobs, that were on display at the company's booth during Eastec 2023.
CTE Publisher Dennis Spaeth asks MIKRON Tool's Clive Komlenic, sales director, East, about the company's new micro milling tool, the CrazyMill Cool Micro. The new cutter is said to answer their customer's desire for a micro tool that displayed a lot of the same characteristics as MIKRON's larger mills that start at 1 mm.
Martin Dillaman, global manager of engineering/applications for Greenleaf Corp., recaps and takes questions regarding "Making the Grade," a feature article published in the April 2023 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine that discusses how the use of the right carbide inserts helps overcome any issues that might arise when rough turning steel.
Join Cutting Tool Engineering and UNISIG CEO Anthony Fettig for a 30-minute webinar based on an article in the March 2023 issue of CTE magazine that offers a detailed overview of what deep hole drilling entails.
Take advantage of discounted pricing and special offers on select tools across our milling, drilling, turning, and grooving lines. Boost productivity, simplify tool inventory, and decrease downtime with Tungaloy’s ADDForce accelerated lines. Headquartered in Japan, we provide our products to customers all over the world in automobile, construction, aerospace, medical, power generation, infrastructure, and heavy industries.
AddMultiTurn – Front turning, back turning, profiling, and face turning with ONE SINGLE TOOL. Tungaloy's 6-corner inserts with the company's ultra-secure Y-PRISM clamping design for high versatility, economy, and productivity. Available in 80° or 35° corner angle.
Kevin Bates, Mazak Corp.'s general manager, Midwest region, discusses the company's new line of SYNCREX Swiss-turning machines at IMTS 2022.
Cutting Tool Engineering's July 2022 issue will focus on how shops can meet demand for stringent boring operations. Bores must be machined with micron accuracy and maintain critical tolerances in low- and high-volume  manufacturing applications. To supplement this report online, CTE will address some of these solutions during its Ask The Experts webinar scheduled for 10 a.m. (CDT) on Wednesday, July 20th. The Ask The Experts panel will consist of Rigibore Inc. President Anthony Bassett and BIG DAISHOWA Inc. Senior Product Specialist Matt Tegelman. 
Marzel Neckien, president of W Machine Works, San Fernando, California, invested in smart machine monitoring from FactoryWiz that enabled the shop to collect raw machine data and better understand what was happening on their shop floor.
Rollomatic USA and Strausak featured two new tool grinding machines during its three-day open house held Nov. 9-11 at Rollomatic's Mundelein, Illinois, facility.
Rollomatic USA and Strausak featured two new tool grinding machines during its three-day open house held Nov. 9-11 at Rollomatic's Mundelein, Illinois, facility.
Rollomatic USA and Strausak featured two new tool grinding machines during its three-day open house held Nov. 9-11 at Rollomatic's Mundelein, Illinois, facility.
In addition to showing off the company's new AutoMarkX automated laser etching machine, ANCA CNC Machines President Russell Riddiford highlights new features of its FX7 Linear machine for medium to light manufacturing. 
In addition to showing off the company's new AutoMarkX automated laser etching machine, ANCA CNC Machines President Russell Riddiford highlights new features of its FX7 Linear machine for medium to light manufacturing. 
Marubeni Citizen-Cincom Inc. Applications Engineer James Sabatino visits with Cutting Tool Engineering Publisher Dennis Spaeth, who visited the company's booth during EASTEC 2021 to learn more about the Miyano BNE-MYY fixed headstock type CNC automatic lathe.
Gorilla Mill President and Owner Kevin Cranker offers Cutting Tool Engineering a quick tour of the company's booth at EASTEC 2021, highlighting two new Gorilla Mill lines: the Arsenal' lines during Cutting Tool Engineering's EASTEC 2021 booth visit. Cranker begins the tour by featuring the company's new Arsenal line of Picatinny cutters along with a new line of Lemur chamfering mills.
For Cutting Tool Engineering's EASTEC 2021 booth visit with Mikron Tool, Regional Sales Manager Clive Komlenic talks about the company's new CrazyMill Cool Plunge & Slot square and corner radius mill as well as its new line of small diameter micro mills (0.2 to 0.9 mm three-flute and 0.4 to 0.9 mm four-flute).
For Cutting Tool Engineering's EASTEC 2021 booth visit with Mikron Tool, Regional Sales Manager Clive Komlenic talks about the company's new CrazyMill Cool Plunge & Slot square and corner radius mill as well as its new line of small diameter micro mills (0.2 to 0.9 mm three-flute and 0.4 to 0.9 mm four-flute).
Cutting Tool Engineering's video booth visit with BIG DAISHOWA Inc. at EASTEC 2021 covers an array of the company's latest products.
Cutting Tool Engineering's video booth visit with BIG DAISHOWA Inc. at EASTEC 2021 covers an array of the company's latest products.
AutoMarkX is an automatic stand-alone laser marking station replacing manual and labour-intensive processes. It is AIMS compatible which means it could work in a fully automatic mode without human intervention, if required.
This short video showcases the new TURNPWR control as a workshop-oriented turning control that enables the user to program conventional machining operations right at the machine in an easy-to-use conversational programming language. It is designed for turning machine tools with up to two axes.
The DeBurr-Z is said to eliminate the need for tedious hand work by deburring parts quickly and consistently on a CNC machine.
Beckett Packaging manufactures and stocks a full range of Round Telescopic Plastic Tubes. Durable, reusable and resistant to moisture, this packaging will allow for storage of various tool lengths.
The CERATIZIT WTX-HFDS solid carbide drill with Dragonskin coating achieves new levels of quality, hole tolerance, and positioning accuracy, with low burr formation while entering and exiting the hole. The core stability of the drill is retained with optimum cooling via four internal spiral coolant holes making the drilling process safe and effective.
Sandvik Coromant offers a deep hole drilling strategy using its CoroDrill 861-GP and 861-GM drills in this brief video supplement to "A Happy Medium," a feature article in the October 2021 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering that delves into effectively drilling austempered ductile iron.
YG-1 USA's new FM10 PNMU face milling platform, which is featured in this brief video demonstration, combines multi-corner face milling performance with high-feed capabilities.
Designed for extreme drilling in steels, Guhring’s RT100 XF drill family delivers. The carbide grade developed for the RT100 XF balances hardness and toughness.
The ORBITOOL® deburring tool is designed for in-process deburring of crossholes. The flexible shank and protective ring enable a unique cutting action that automatically protects all critical surfaces, while selectively removing material only at the burred intersection edge.
Tri-V Tool and Manufacturing Co. doesn't turn down work or shy away from challenging parts. To meet customer demands, they’ve added more-sophisticated and advanced horizontal machining centers, an automated pallet system and multi-tasking part processing from Mazak.
Watch 2D Adaptive clearing paired with SwiftCARB's coolant through AV series Rampmill rip through aircraft grade aluminum @ 375 IPM on a Haas VF2-SS.  ALL of our tools are proudly made in the USA.
Tungaloy’s TungFeed-Blade is an extremely rigid modular blade series for grooving and parting applications. TungFeed-Blade consists of a triangular CHGP style modular blade with three insert pockets which holds a CHTBR/L robust style tool block. Intended for high feed grooving and parting, the TungFeed-Blade system extends insert life, improves surface finish, and part straightness, while significantly reducing cycle time.
Star Cutter’s NXT 5-axis Tool Grinder is a versatile 5-axis CNC machine, features a small footprint and a large grind zone. The machine can run small and large diameter wheels and is designed in a modular fashion that offers quick adaptation to application requirements.
Tungaloy’s TungFeed-Blade is an extremely rigid modular blade series for grooving and parting applications. TungFeed-Blade consists of a triangular CHGP style modular blade with three insert pockets which holds a CHTBR/L robust style tool block. Intended for high feed grooving and parting, the TungFeed-Blade system extends insert life, improves surface finish, and part straightness, while significantly reducing cycle time.
Two technologies, one machine: The new VOLLMER VHybrid 360 combines the strengths of an innovative grinding machine and a proven powerful erosion machine. Allowing you to switch between the two functions in no time! Efficient processing and powerful machining of carbide tools with diameters of up to 50 mm. 
Two technologies, one machine: The new VOLLMER VHybrid 360 combines the strengths of an innovative grinding machine and a proven powerful erosion machine. Allowing you to switch between the two functions in no time! Efficient processing and powerful machining of carbide tools with diameters of up to 50 mm. 
CNC Software Inc., Helical Solutions LLC and Makino Inc. — a software developer, cutting tool maker and machine builder, respectively — share the results of their joint R&D project that began with an email introducing a new high-efficiency six-flute endmill with a chipbreaker. This report is a video supplement to the Get With The Program column in the August 2021 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.
CNC Software Inc., Helical Solutions LLC and Makino Inc. — a software developer, cutting tool maker and machine builder, respectively — share the results of their joint R&D project that began with an email introducing a new high-efficiency six-flute endmill with a chipbreaker. This report is a video supplement to the Get With The Program column in the August 2021 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.
Cutting Tool Engineering recently organized and hosted a Question & Answer style webinar with industry experts from Walter AG and RobbJack Corp. exploring the difficulties associated with machining aluminum. Terry Iverson, President and CEO of Iverson & Company, a sales, service and precision machine tool rebuilding company, moderated the event. Our panelists included Jim Dale, Component Manager Aerospace, Walter AG, and Mike MacArthur, Vice President of Engineering, RobbJack Corp.
Tungaloy’s TungCut series of grooving and parting tools now offers TungFeed-Blade, an extremely rigid modular blade series for grooving and parting applications.
The new DB133 drills, with their 140° point geometry, are available in diameter range from 1/32-5/64 in. and 0.5 to 2.95 mm. Length to diameter ratios (L/D) of 5, 8 and 12 x Dc are standard.
The new DB133 drills, with their 140° point geometry, are available in diameter range from 1/32-5/64 in. and 0.5 to 2.95 mm. Length to diameter ratios (L/D) of 5, 8 and 12 x Dc are standard.
The Flex drills are available in steps of one hundredth millimeter for drilling depths of 50 x D, as well as the "shorter" lengths of 20 x D and 30 x D.
The Flex drills are available in steps of one hundredth millimeter for drilling depths of 50 x D, as well as the "shorter" lengths of 20 x D and 30 x D.
Video highlights the IMCO Streakers M2 Series, which includes the M223 second generation Streaker end mill for machining aluminum alloys and the M233 roughers that plow through aluminum alloys while using 20% less power. 
First Three-Laser-Diode Engraving Laser Head — The newest addition to our family of industrial cutting and engraving laser heads is arguably the most versatile engraving laser on the CNC market. Boasting a real 15 W of optical power as well as a novel design, this is the first compact CNC laser head that not only marks metal, but deep-engraves it.
First Three-Laser-Diode Engraving Laser Head — The newest addition to our family of industrial cutting and engraving laser heads is arguably the most versatile engraving laser on the CNC market. Boasting a real 15 W of optical power as well as a novel design, this is the first compact CNC laser head that not only marks metal, but deep-engraves it.
Join Zoller's tool inspection solutions experts, Werner Lueken & Matt Brothers, for a special edition of the ZOLLER75LIVE event series on May 19/20 as we unveil the latest ZOLLER Innovation in tool inspection — the »genius« — during a live broadcast from our North American Headquarters in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
At The Grinding Doc, we put together this short video with some of our more popular electron-microscope photos. Take a look. It might just change how you see grinding. 
Jeffrey Badger, Ph.D., discusses the grinding principles at work that cause chatter in the 106th episode of The Grinding Doc video series.
Renishaw supports all of its probing hardware with easy to use software that compliments the full potential of machine tool probing applications.
This three-minute video from Walther Trowal explains and demonstrates the company's vibratory mass finishing technology.
A Dormer-branded tool designed for stainless steel is the Force M drill, which has a micrograin carbide substrate and a multilayer TiAlN coating. The drill has an S-shape, modified four-facet, split-point geometry to reduce cutting pressure with honed corners and cutting edges so they do not chip when starting a hole.
Schwanog’s PWP broaching system reportedly can produce internal and external shapes, such as serrations, splines, hexagons and keyways, on CNC lathes with a c-axis. The system includes an insert ground to create the desired shape, a retaining screw and a steel toolholder.
Schwanog’s PWP broaching system reportedly can produce internal and external shapes, such as serrations, splines, hexagons and keyways, on CNC lathes with a c-axis. The system includes an insert ground to create the desired shape, a retaining screw and a steel toolholder.
After a long hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, The Grinding Doc video series on Cutting Tool Engineering's website resumes with a special two-hour episode about Cylindrical Master 2020, an Excel program developed by Dr. Jeffrey Badger, aka The Grinding Doc.
As a pioneer in the industry, Tungaloy has three decades of know-how developing the most efficient solutions for High-Feed Milling. Feed the speed with Tungaloy!
This full slot milling demonstration from Sandvik Coromant focuses on pitch selection for maximum metal removal.
CTE and the RobbJack Corporation in November 2020 presented a webinar titled, "Tips to Improve Performance by 500% When Machining Medical Parts." Presented by Mike MacArthur, RobbJack's vice president of engineering, the webinar examines new cutting technologies and strategies that solve many of the difficulties experienced by shops machining many materials specific to medical machining, including cobalt-chrome, titanium, stainless steel, PEEK and many others.
Video demonstrates WTX-HFDS Solid Carbide Drills with applications including grey cast iron with spheroidal graphite and at tolerances of H7.
You are looking for a powerful, flexible, reliable, and rigid tool and cutter grinding machine with an easy-to-use control and a variety of available options, including part loading and tool changing automation.
You are looking for a powerful, flexible, reliable, and rigid tool and cutter grinding machine with an easy-to-use control and a variety of available options, including part loading and tool changing automation.
Abrasive Technology Inc. discusses how superabrasive grinding wheels and tools with electroplated bonds are able to maintain tight-tolerance forms, provide freer cutting, and hold form or profile from the first cut to the last. In addition, the tools can be stripped and replated.
Nachi America Inc. (Cutting Tools) features the Aqua Revo Oil Hole Drill series in a brief video that offers an overview of the endmill's oil-hole geometry, material and coating. Designed for shops that require high-efficiency machining, the Aqua Revo drill series reportedly will improve productivity and reduce costs. 
Tungaloy America Inc. demonstrates the hard turning capabilities of its T-CBN, AH8000 and LX11 insert grades in a two-minute video that runs through a series of turning operations. The video also provides recommendations for which insert grades to use for continuous, light interrupted and heavy interrupted turning applications.
Platinum Tooling Technologies recently created a video highlighting the products the company would have exhibited at its booth during IMTS had the 2020 trade show not been canceled due to the pandemic.
Platinum Tooling Technologies recently created a video highlighting the products the company would have exhibited at its booth during IMTS had the 2020 trade show not been canceled due to the pandemic.
View video presentations by ModuleWorks and Open Mind Technologies USA to learn more about hybrid manufacturing. The videos are presented here as a video supplement to the hybrid machining article in the October 2020 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering.
ProvenCut recipe 586 struck a wonderful balance, machining a piece free of chatter and yielding an extraordinary finish using a YG-1 V7 PlusA six-flute endmill held in a Lyndex-Nikken SK16 collet holder. The 2D contour finishing operation was programmed with Autodesk Fusion 360 and run at 210 m/min. (690 sfm) at 0.015 mm feed per tooth (0.0006" feed per tooth) with a 0.203 mm (0.008") radial DOC and 63.5 mm axial DOC.
KYOCERA SGS Precision Tools (KSPT) recently introduced a new suite of 8 Picatinny Rail form tools. The innovative designs are inspired from largely successful high performance end mills in the current SGS portfolio. The SGS Picatinny rail portfolio has been carefully designed for material specific applications to service the firearms industry.
Jeffrey Badger, Ph.D., aka The Grinding Doc, offers a light-hearted quick overview of "The Book of Grinding," which he published for shop employees who want to educate themselves about grinding. Watch the 104th episode of the Grinding Doc video series.
According to Manager Scott Vyhlidal, Tri-V Tool and Manufacturing Co. in Omaha, Nebraska, never turns down work or shies away from a challenging part and will give any reasonable venture a try even as those jobs become increasingly more complex.
With its GCX Linear machine, ANCA CNC Machines brings a complete solution for manufacturing and sharpening skiving cutters as part of a comprehensive gear cutting tool package.
Tungaloy's TungEight-Mill face milling cutter is for extremely light cutting with low power consumption, perfect for low rigidity and low horsepower machines with a BT-30 connection. TungEight-Mill incorporates single-sided positive inserts with eight economical cutting edges for heavy roughing to mirror finishing of various material faces.
The L20XII ATC by Marubeni Citizen-Cincom Inc. provides an environment in which tool setting for machining several types of workpieces can be completed in a single setup.
Is it possible to change heavy workholding in one minute? The answer is absolutely with the centroteX S from Hainbuch America Corp. The changeover system features ergonomic handling, resists contamination and provides a short return on investment.
The A Brand ADO-TRS from OSG USA Inc. is a high-feed, three-flute carbide coolant-through drill. Patented geometry permits stable chip ejection even with less chip pocket space, which is inherent in three-flute drills.
Do you want to grind carbide tools and erode PCD tools with high productivity? The new VHybrid 360 from Vollmer of America Corp. combines the strengths of an innovative grinding machine and a proven, powerful erosion machine.
Dr. Jeffrey Badger provides a simple, if not pretty, solution to a nasty cylindrical grinding problem — when the side of a grinding wheel meets a flat surface. Watch the 103rd episode of the Grinding Doc video series.
UNISIG, Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, demonstrates why trepanning is beneficial when drilling deep holes that are too large for high-pressure coolant drills or gundrills. Utilized in the aerospace, defense, material production, as well as oil and gas industries, trepanning reportedly offers higher productivity in many applications and uses less power than other drilling strategies.
Presented as a video supplement to Cutting Tool Engineering's July 2020 article that addresses the need for part manufacturers to work with toolmakers to learn about the wide range of tool options available today, "Illuminating Aluminum" offers two machining demonstrations from LMT Onsrud LP, Waukegan, Illinois, and RobbJack Corp., Lincoln, California.
For the 102nd Grinding Doc episode, Dr. Jeffrey Badger covers the impact that thermal softening, residual tensile stresses and rehardening burn have on fatigue life in steel workpieces.
Jeffrey Badger, Ph.D., takes a detailed look at the impact different grinding approaches have on cup wheel wear in the 101st episode of the Grinding Doc video series.
ProvenCut recipe 551 shows how to achieve a high material removal rate while maintaining a reliable cut using a light-duty machine with a 6.35 mm (0.25") endmill to slot 4140 alloy steel.
Iscar Metals Inc. in early March presented a series of milling and drilling demonstrations during the company's 2020 Milling & Holemaking Seminar at its Tech Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. 

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FISCHER USA Inc. has expanded its repair services and exchange programs to include third-party spindle brands in the North American market.
The MMC collet chuck is precision ground and pre-balanced to 30,000 RPM at G2.5 with runout accuracy of 3 microns at 4 times the diameter – ensuring accuracy and reliability during high-speed operations.
These bumpers are available in “off-the-shelf” sizes, as well as special cut to custom requirements. Bumpers are most often used in material handling, assembly and manufacturing operations to guide, stop and support parts as they are moved and transferred. Fairlane Products maintains a large inventory of products and they are an economical alternative in many applications to eliminate the need for custom engineered molded components.
Flexibility is a key feature of the tap grinding process on the TapX. The specially designed machine and powerful ToolRoom software ensure a vast range of tap types and sizes can be designed and manufactured in one set-up. Combine this with the benefits of quick changeover time and it's not hard to see how TapX can increase productivity and reduce lead times.
The FX7 ULTRA not only grinds tools faster than other machines, but also produces tools with both finer surface finishes and greater accuracy — which means superior tool performance and quality.
The AA3100 series is designed as a drop-in replacement for hydraulic or pneumatic actuators. These legacy approaches waste excess energy and floorspace required for compressors, while adding costly and complex mechanical components. In the case of pneumatics, they can leak and create messes on the plant floor. To simplify replacement of these devices, the AA3100 devices leverage an ISO 15552 flange size and bolting points on both sides as well as an external thread mount on the shaft end of the spindle to mount ball heads, clamping hooks or other common adapters.
The use of 8620 ensures that the components will work harden over time, rather than becoming brittle as is the case with the use 9310 alloy steel. Single point threading ensures that the threads are balanced (lead-in/lead-out at 180 degrees) which is very difficult to achieve when rolling threads.  Full depth is also attained for each thread. Because all machining is done with a single set-up, concentricity is achieved.
Two coolant through tools with top and bottom outlets for output pressure of up to 340 bars.
Significantly improves insert tool life. Quick, change fast and easy adapter indexing. User-friendly with a single clamping screw. No set-up time after blade or pocket indexing. Can be used next to the spindle or next to a shoulder as the square adapter and tool shank align with no protrusions. Economical adapters with 4 pockets for TANG-GRIP 2,3- and 4-mm width inserts.
Suitable for all TANG-GRIP inserts including high feed inserts. Designed for higher productivity.
The tables can be bolted together to meet varying length requirements. The legs are equipped with leveling pads that can be adjusted independently from 25 inches to 37 inches. The tables’ precision machined steel rollers have durable roller ball bearings to make movement fast and easy.
A key advantage of the CA115P/CA125P series is its expansive lineup of chipbreaker options covering everything from finishing to roughing, ensuring optimal performance and productivity across numerous applications. Kyocera is also introducing the new PMG chipbreaker design for optimal medium to roughing efficiency with lower resistance and protection against chip entanglement when machining steel.
The core components of the machine stayed the same. The spindle columns were repositioned to replace the gantry mechanism. This one change allowed for several previous components to be removed, making the machine more open and maintenance-friendly. The main change is that we have incorporated a Fanuc robot within the machine for the movement of parts.
The PR115S/PR120S series features Kyocera’s new MEGACOAT TOUGH HRSA proprietary coating technology, offering exceptional endurance and maximum tool life for machining heat-resistant super alloys (HRSA). The inserts consist of four distinct layers.
hydrostatically guided slides are wear-free and thus have an unlimited service life. The hydrostatically guided linear slide units are characterised by high reliability, long-term availability and low service costs. Since these properties exist independently of the service life, the machine end-customer can produce more effectively and economically in the long term.
Rollon´s TLS Series actuators´ unique combination of high stroke to closed length ratio, synchronized drive system, simple mounting, and minimal maintenance requirement empowers designers to easily optimize their machine footprint or floor layouts for a wide range of industrial equipment including CNC, part transfer, and assembly machinery.
Utilizing ANCA’s machine platforms with a robot cell, blanket grinding offers flexibility across a range of tool sizes and applications. Blanket grinding allows for full automation of tools of similar geometries, by consolidating all tool grinding processes into one single machine. A batch of complete finished tools can be produced without interruption directly from lengths of ground bar stock with no operator intervention.
The MOTIACT mechatronic gripper series is the ideal solution for performing precise, consistent, and accurately monitored gripping operations for moving parts, pallets, and chucks in and out of CNC machines and automated work cells. These first-in-class grippers are equipped with an incremental measuring system to guarantee adjusting gripping pressure, linear positioning, and speed control as standard features. All models feature a Profinet or I/O link interface to ensure seamless integration into existing systems.
With the synchro-use dual actuators, the two carriages move toward each other when the handle shaft is turned clockwise. The two carriages move away from each other when the handle shaft is turned counterclockwise. As with the standard linear actuators, they can be used with simple manual adjustments without complex processes of parts selection, design and assembly. The internal parts, as well, are protected from dust by an aluminum profile body and dustproof sheet.
The combination finishing machine is really two machines in one because it can handle a multitude of jobs that include contour part finishing, flat stock finishing, polishing, grinding and deburring—virtually any finishing operation. The belt arm adjusts vertically, horizontally and any position in-between.
The link between the physical gearbox and the digital world is established via a data matrix code (DMC), a 2D code on the gearbox nameplate. This can be scanned via smartphone or tablet, for example. Alternatively, access is possible via a web portal on the Neugart homepage (www.neugart.com).
The ultrashort pulse laser marks in the deepest, matt and non-reflective black without generating significant heat input on the workpiece. Even through further processing steps, such as passivation, the marking remains reliably legible and corrosion resistant. Due to the very short pulses down to the femtosecond range, in combination with high pulse energies, the system marks various stainless steels, titanium and a variety of plastics.
WDS’ clevis fork brackets enable ISO 6432 actuators to connect and drive a host of machinery or devices. Available in 6 mm and 8 mm bracket pin sizes, three connection styles are available. The detent pull pin features a spring-loaded ball that secures the fastener, providing a high level of security, while the quick release pin enables easy fastening and removal.
Diatool does not limit the times a reamer can be reconditioned, providing an even longer service life of the reamer with no compromise in tool life or cutting quality. Offering standard deliveries of 4-6 weeks and cost savings of 40 percent over new, Diatool’s Reamer Reconditioning Service is ideal for machining operations struggling with long lead-times or non-responsive tooling vendors.
SINAMICS G220 is the first drive to join the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio, the Siemens-wide business platform for digital transformation. SINAMICS G220 drives are an integral part of the TIA Portal and feature a digital twin in Startdrive, the drives commissioning tool from Siemens. This allows the behavior of the drive to be tested and optimized before the hardware is available. SINAMICS G220 has an integrated web-server for commissioning which eliminates the need to install software or an app on a PC or mobile device. This saves time and makes drive setup very intuitive and extremely user-friendly.
Easy setup is assured with the electronic type plate on the 1FL2 motor and one-button tunning in the S200 drive. The integrated brake resistor and integrated holding brake control add to the functions in the S200 servo-drive. High durability is designed in with the coated circuit boards (3C2) in the S200 and IP65 motors with metal connection solution. Built-in under-voltage protection is further provided.
SINAMICS S210 offers DC link coupling on 3-phase units for increased power efficiency on multi-axis applications. Corresponding SIMOTICS highly efficient synchronous motors feature high-resolution 22- or 26-bit absolute encoders, single or multi-turn. One-cable connectivity is standard and all motors and feature IP64, IP65, IP67 or IP69X protection. Easier setup and selection are assured with the integrated EMC filter and braking resistor.
QL2 features heavy duty, all steel body – treated with Jergens Mcoat for superior wear resistance and durability even in harsh environments. The system features a floating and opposing clamping wedge assembly (with sealed wedge bodies); an Acme threaded screw for increased strength and long life; O-ring lifters for positive separation of top tooling; and versatile standard mounting options. QL2 is Made in the U.S.A. and has a Jergens patented design.
Metal parts packaged in Eco-Corr Film® receive ongoing protection against salt, excessive humidity, condensation, moisture, and aggressive industrial atmospheres. In addition to serving as a physical barrier to the elements and inhibiting corrosion on metals in direct contact with the film, Eco-Corr Film® also contains Vapor phase Corrosion Inhibitors that vaporize and then condense on all accessible metal surfaces within the enclosed package to interrupt the corrosion reaction between metal, oxygen, and an electrolyte.
Dia-Strip and Dia-Sheet lapping and polishing film incorporates pure virgin diamond powders in their highest concentrated forms. This slows for maximum material strength, durability, and performance. The powders are first expertly graded for uniformity, and then held into place by a thin nickel. With this approach, 90% of the grains are left exposed for cutting, yet are unable to escape the film due to the strength of the bonding agent. This unique construction makes Dia-Sheets and Dia-Strips highly durable, yet also flexible, bendable, and formable. 
STUDER has brought two new cylindrical grinding machines to the North American market with the release of the S100 and S36. BLOHM continues its tradition of customer-centric surface and profile grinding innovation with the release of the PLANOMAT XT Essential. WALTER is focused on packing more tool grinding functionality into a compact space with the new HELITRONIC G200 and HELITRONIC MINI PLUS.
With the ANCA RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) regrinding solution, tools of various types and diameters and from different orders can be dynamically loaded, rather than having to sort them by diameter or customer as was previously necessary in mixed batches.
The Reliable Uberlight comes in black or white and 3 styles: with a convenient clamp mount to easily mount on any machinery or worktable, with a 7.75” base to prevent tipping, or a direct table mount, (black only, shown below. With its 26.5” silicone gooseneck and 270 degree rotational head the Reliable Uberlight  allows light precisely where needed with a  great hold. The 4.75” LED panel does not create glare or flickering and provides up to 60,000 hours of use and 240% more luminous efficiency.  All provided with a 6’ USB cord and adapter.
The bumpers, commonly identified as RB-516 come in a variety of mounting options such as tapped hex shoulder and threaded, stud mount, and steel plate mounted. They come in black neoprene, white nitrile, or colored urethane. Diameters sizes run from ¾ in. to 2 ¼ in. with metric sizes available from 19-57 mm.
Data from all gauges in the Q-Span System – including thread gauges, robotic calipers, LVDT probes, drop gauges, bore gauges, laser micrometers, vision system, 2D telecentric profilers, and more – is combined into one convenient output for statistical process control (SPC).  Data from any or all gauges can be used in real time for in-process decision making and process monitoring.  
During the rebuild process, AP&T technicians disassemble and thoroughly examine the press. They replace worn parts and outdated systems and components before reassembling the press and performing a test run and safety check. All exchanged parts are covered by AP&T's new-part warranty.
The cell has a 6-Axis FANUC M-10iD/12 Robot with 4.7' (1,441 mm) reach, capable of handling a maximum load of 26.5 lbs (12 kg). The GRC-R12 features a pneumatic single-or double-gripper system. The drawer feed system can have up to six drawers that can be unloaded and reloaded while the robot cell and machining center are in operation. With GROB’s unique machine design, excellent chip control inside the machining center allows for long periods of unmanned operation without faults. Offering high customizability, customers may select from capabilities such as a blowoff box, SPC drawer and an alignment station.
The Truing Parameters Calculator is the result of a 3-year collaboration between Rush Machinery, the International Grinding Institute, and Dr. Jeffrey Badger, the ‘Grinding Doc’. Rush Machinery commissioned the project that was later presented at the 2008 CIRP General Assembly in Tokyo by Dražumerič, Badger, Klement, and Krajnik titled “Truing of Diamond Wheels–Geometry, Kinematics and Removal Mechanisms,” published in the CIRP Annals, volume 57, pages 345-348.
DESTACO has designed its cobot tooling solutions for simplicity and ease of use with off-the-shelf availability via kits that feature all of the end-user selected accessories, along with the hardware and tools needed for installation, reducing the need to consult an application engineer. All of the tooling solutions are compatible with cobots that have an ISO 9409-1-50-4-M6 end-of-arm mounting pattern.  Blank robot and tool plates are offered for those who wish to use their own mounting patterns.
KBC Tools & Machinery is stocking Aircat pneumatic straight die grinders, extended die grinders, angle die grinders, impact wrenches, ratchets, reversible drills, saws, and impact wrenches in ½” and 3/8” capacity, 3” reversible cut off tools, and hammers – all with feather triggers and high RPM in Canada and the US.
WDS Components’ castor range extension includes a new stud fitting design with an M12 size threaded shaft that extends installation flexibility. The stud fitting design joins the existing bolt hole style, as well as a variety of castors with a plate fitting attachment. The castor design also includes a swivel wheel action, making them easy to operate across various surface types, as well as a foot-operated brake mechanism.
The dual gripper system on the versaLoad allows manufacturers to reduce part loading times by as much as 50% when compared to a single gripper setup. This allows the automation cell to operate with maximum efficiency, enabling versaLoad users to boost productivity without having to increase headcount.
There are two stocked and standard product offerings where gundrills are delivered within 24 hours of the order. The SFGD Express program is for Single Flute Gundrills in diameters from 0.1250” - 0.7500” (3.175mm - 19.050mm) and lengths up to 48” (1219mm). The SCGD Express program is for Single Flute Solid Carbide Gundrills with standard ½” steel shanks in diameters from 0.0355”- 0.1969” (0.902mm - 5.000mm) in lengths from 4”- 12” (102mm - 305mm), depending on the tool diameter.  
Among the additions are new models of the company’s Carbide Micro Grinding Mandrels for optimized precision micro machining accuracy and performance. Carbide Micro Grinding Mandrels are compatible for use with Tungsten Carbide, fiberglass, stone, marble, ferrite, composites, non-ferrous metals, industrial ceramics, rubber, reinforced plastics, glass, and other hard abrasive materials. Offered in both Diamond and Borazon Jig types, the grinding mandrels are further available with a choice of either 500/600 or 325/400 grit, as well as either a 0.016”, 0.020”, or 0.02” head size.
VpCI-126 PCR offers excellent performance, protecting metal parts from all types of corrosion, including rust, stains, tarnish, white rust, and oxidation for up to 5 years.* Metal parts packaged in Cortec VpCI-126 PCR receive continuous protection from salt, excessive moisture, condensation, aggressive industrial atmospheres, and dissimilar metal corrosion.
Electrak XD linear actuators are available immediately as a compact, fully integrated unit, including the motor, drive, IP-rated housing, control architecture, diagnostic features and more. The end result is a "plug and play" actuator that saves the designer money and time.
Waterjet cutting works as simply as it is effective: the cutting head directs a fine jet of water at high pressure of up to 6,000 bar, a jet diameter of 0.38 to 1.02 millimeters. In this stress-free cutting process, the material particles close to the surface are cut off without any heat being introduced into the material. This process is an optimal solution for temperature-sensitive and thick materials with complex geometries.
The compact stainless steel adjustable bracket can be installed into a customer’s process. Operations requiring both hands to package, test or assemble parts now remain static free. The nozzle is equipped with an LED indicator to assure proper functionality while employing EXAIR-engineered air nozzles to maximize efficiency and meet OSHA requirements for sound level and dead-end pressure. Made from durable static dissipative polycarbonate and featuring a non-marring nozzle, the Intellistat assures its usefulness in applications such as PCB or electronics manufacturing.
The RFID transponders are available as freely writeable and preconfigured versions. A transparent window on the PITreader card enables users to still read the LED status indicator when the card is held up to it. If the company already uses RFID-capable cards, these can also be used in conjunction with PITreader card unit. In this case, users need only one card for multiple functions.
The horizontal arrangement of the tool pockets greatly improves machinist safety. Traditional tool racks and carts keep tools in a vertical position with the cutter tip pointing up. This creates a risk of injury for operators when they need to reach over sharp edges to access other tools in the middle or back of the cart. The Tool Caddy design makes it easy and convenient for the operator to grab each toolholder without any risk of cuts, and it uses only about 4 square feet of floor space.
The horizontal arrangement of the tool pockets greatly improves machinist safety. Traditional tool racks and carts keep tools in a vertical position with the cutter tip pointing up. This creates a risk of injury for operators when they need to reach over sharp edges to access other tools in the middle or back of the cart. The Tool Caddy design makes it easy and convenient for the operator to grab each toolholder without any risk of cuts, and it uses only about 4 square feet of floor space.
Thomson compact linear systems are appropriate for applications requiring high-accuracy linear axes in confined spaces, such as 3D printers, microscope stage managers, medical pipetting systems and semiconductor manufacturing. They are available with NEMA motor sizes between 14 and 23; stroke lengths of up to 40 in (1000 mm); and load capacities up to 2091 lbs (9300 N).
Quick release clamp fasteners help increase productivity by reducing set up times, eliminating errors in assembly and installation and simplifying procedures. They are ideal for frequent set ups, regularly or to reconfigure production equipment. Most specifically, these fasteners may be used in automation to attach conveyors, star wheels, guide plates, shooters, pushers, handling machine chucks, rotary blades and maintenance covers on machines, to name just a few applications. The clamps offer locating repeatability to +/- 0.1 mm.
With CenterMaster, the user simply clamps a radio dial gauge into the workspace and sets it to the quill. The gauge and machine wirelessly communicate, automatically adjusting the holder along the X axis. The system then guides the operator through adjusting the Y axis via the machine’s touchscreen display.
There are two types of levers available for the E-Xtreme series enclosures. The standard C-type lever is made of a stainless-steel frame and polyamide handle, and it provides an IP65/IP66 protection degree. The E-Xtreme enclosures with the C-type lever are ideal for environments with salt mist, ultraviolet rays, corrosive chemicals, and frequent mating. The V-type lever is ideal for environments with higher humidity levels, lower temperatures with ice, and salt mist because it provides better waterproofing with IP66/IP67 protection rating thanks to its vertical closing movement. Also, the V-type lever is also more resistant to shocks, fire, and chemicals because the lever is made of full stainless steel without using any plastic components.
Today’s MAX System introduces the latest innovation known as Focused Deburring. These multi-axis machines feature up to four 1- to 5-axis heads or towers, which can process simultaneously or in sequence within a single working environment. This ability allows the machines to perform multiple operations on many edges and surfaces of a part at the same time. For example, a single MAX System can remove a protruding burr from an 8” spur gear, create a precision .060” chamfer on both sides of the same gear, and wash the part within 30 seconds.
The unit uses multiple spray nozzles on its circumference, providing a steady and pressurized stream. Each nozzle can be plugged or opened to create customized spray patterns. Added spindle rotation ensures that coolant reaches virtually everywhere inside the machine. Residing in the tool changer, and programmed just as any other, the Jergens Washdown Tool is deployed periodically at scheduled intervals. This automation shortens cleaning time and supports long machining cycles, even lights out manufacturing periods when no operator is present.
The PS2000 variants combine high-performance power supply units from Beckhoff with the ultra-fast EtherCAT communication standard. This allows the control system to directly process extensive measurement data and internal device diagnostics information and establish remote access to power supplies. It also provides advanced monitoring features for the DC output (for system monitoring) or the AC input (for source monitoring).
Both die grinders feature RAPIDSTOP™ Brake for enhanced user safety, stopping most accessories in less than two seconds. Combining three exclusive innovations - the POWERSTATE™ brushless motor, REDLITHIUM™ battery pack, and REDLINK PLUS™ intelligence- these new die grinders provide users with the versatility and performance needed to remove material faster than a corded die grinder. 
Using Vapor phase Corrosion Inhibitor (VpCI®) technology, the bubbles protect a variety of metals, including carbon steel, aluminum, copper, brass, silver and stainless steels, without leaving film or residue on packaged items. CorShield® Bubble Bags are non-toxic and recyclable. Components that need  protection are placed in the bags and in matter of hours, the vapor from the VpCI® bubbles saturates the enclosed airspace.
The miniature lead screw line is available with either standard or anti-backlash lead nuts to optimize positional accuracy, friction and repeatability. The anti-backlash lead nut design reduces friction between the nut and screw threads in order to optimize efficiency while still eliminating play between the lead screw and nut. 
The swivel feet with a steel double bolt down base includes two screw holes enabling secure surface attachment. The threaded female design accepts inserts from M6 up to M16 while the foot diameter varies from 40mm to 100mm. The swivel joint allows 50° forward and backwards tilt across a 360° horizontal plane, providing flexible installation whatever the floor angle. This design is manufactured in durable steel with a nickel plating to resist corrosion and provide a bright finish.
XPlanar now provides greater traceability through ID technology integrated into the mover bumper. The ID functionality enables unique identification of XPlanar movers by reading the mover’s individual serial number. The ID bumper is easy to mount or retrofit on movers already in the field, and it requires no additional hardware. This solution makes it possible to seamlessly track movers and the products they carry – even after system shutdown and restart. The bumper ID also eliminates the need for homing at system startup with appropriate programming.
KettleTag PLUS EZ is a proven solution that requires NO extra steps.  Fabricators and galvanizers can print this tag, attach it to their steel, and read the barcode on the tag after the steel has been galvanized.  The days of using laminators and cutting tags apart are over, which makes the identification process more efficient for our customers.
Easily retrofitted, the PSS-T300 provides excellent access to the work area while offering space-savings via its tower design. The new pallet storage system offers flexible setup options and can be paired with one or two machines, and configured with one or two setup stations. The PSS-T300 can handle a variety of pallet sizes including Erowa ITS148/ PC210 and GROB standard 320 x 320 mm/ 400 x 400 mm, and has storage capacity of up to 81 round pallets and up to 38 square pallets. For ease of operation, integrated software enables intuitive cell control.
Featuring a powerful, 30-watt fiber laser and a large, 100 x 100 mm marking window, MobiLase® Battery delivers fast and durable laser markings on nearly any material ranging from plastics to steel to precious metals, among many others. The 7-lb. handheld applicator is equipped with a trigger to start marking plus two bracket options for ease of marking various part shapes.
The soft closing design is especially suitable for applications with frequent opening and closing, thanks to the self-extinguishing UL-approved thermoplastic locking lever component that significantly reduces friction and wear when it slides on the pegs. The stainless-steel core then intervenes to ensure higher resistance against various mechanical stresses and vibrations from harsh industrial environments.
Powertite, with its perfect geometric fit, increases load-bearing capacity in the tapped nut thread by over 20 percent compared to screws with trilobular load-bearing cross-section. That creates a series of technical and commercial benefits: standards-compliant tapping torques, plastically stressed assembly even into conical cast core holes in Al-Gd, a preload force similar to metric fastenings, and the possibility of larger core hole tolerances to optimise lightweight metals casting.
The S100 can be configured to meet each customer’s individual needs. It can be equipped with up to two internal grinding spindles, or one internal and one external spindle. In addition to a fixed wheelhead, it can be supplied with a manual wheelhead and a 2.5 degree Hirth coupling. The optimal combination consists of an automatic wheelhead with a 1 degree Hirth. A synchronous motor drives the grease-lubricated internal and external belt spindles. The machine is operated by the FANUC 0i-TF PLUS controller, together with the proven STUDER operating system.
MH140 fits most machine coolant tanks, and the small footprint – no larger than a standard conveyor – saves valuable floor space. A unique frame design using high-strength materials enables the conveyor to withstand extreme loads, torsional forces and abrasion for trouble-free operation and long life.
The consolidated range of enclosure parts includes a wide variety of locks, latches, and catches to suit all requirements. Quarter turn locks are frequently specified for enclosures thanks to their ease of operation while ensuring secure door closure. The device comprises a cylindrical body with a cam lever arm that secures in just a quarter of a turn. Simple operation makes them ideal for fast access to machine panels or general purpose lockers.
The basis for the extraordinary flexibility of the HELITRONIC MINI PLUS is the unique WALTER gantry design. The economical production of common and complex geometries of tools with a diameter range of 1mm - 16mm (0.04" - 0.63") in one clamping is guaranteed by the powerful HSK belt spindle with two spindle ends for up to six grinding wheels. In addition, the revolutionary C.O.R.E. hardware and software architecture with intuitive operation facilitates machine set-up, operation, networking and maintenance.
The 2700 Medium Duty hits the sweet spot between Dorner’s popular low profile 2200 and 3200 heavy duty platforms. While the 2200 conveyor can carry up to 80 pounds, and the 3200 conveyor can support up to 400 pounds, the 2700 Medium Duty is engineered to safely convey up to 150 pounds. This expanding portfolio of industrial conveyors give customers a full breadth of options to select the right platform for their specific application.
Mencom offers a compact enclosure series engineered for ease of assembly and simplicity in mind. These fully metallic enclosures are available in size 32.13 exclusively and their hoods are designed in one piece for any wiring combination with a robust stainless-steel lever. They can be served as EMC (Electro Magnetic Compatibility) enclosures and are corrosion resistant thanks to the conductive layer of galvanic zinc plating on the surface.
The outer race of the ball bearing is embedded in the POM plastic of the guide roller during the molding process. Each roller is machined to precise dimensions for an exact runout, which makes cylindrical and convex shaping of the running surface possible. Convex rolling surfaces compensate for alignment errors by preventing them from running on corners or edges.
CorShield VpCI-220E Films and Bags combine the latest film technology with the most effective corrosion protection for metal products. Vapor phase Corrosion Inhibitors protect multi-metals (aluminum, carbon steel, galvanized steel, and copper) from all types of corrosion including rust, tarnish, stains, and white rust.
The belt grinder features two belt heads ensuring the ultimate flexibility to handle platen grinding, contact wheel grinding and even slack back grinding. Its design enables roughing to intermediate grinding to blending as well as final finishing and polishing.
These S Series caps are available with a plain top, and many of the sizes are also available with a knurled top-collar, which makes them easy-to-grip and remove.  In addition, the caps are also available in both LDPE plastic and flexible TPE.
The unit control of the Connect.series range, with its compact size, has a large 10’’ touch screen in tempered glass and pairs in just a few seconds to the marking head thanks to the RFID technology. It can connect to the network and exchange data with the information system (ERP, MES). Its intuitive software developped by Technomark make marking possible within 3 clicks.
Users can machine this collet attachment to adapt it to match the internal contour of the workpiece they are clamping. However, what makes this new exhibit from AMF so special is that no through holes are needed in the workpiece to achieve safe internal clamping. With mechanical lateral actuation, workpieces with a blind hole can also be clamped securely and without distortion.
Piezoelectric materials convert electrical energy into mechanical energy and vice versa; the so-called inverse piezo effect is harnessed for the generation of oscillation and precision motion. For ultrasonic applications that require high bandwidth, hemispheres and hollow spheres are currently available with an outside diameter range from 2 – 100mm with wall thickness as small as 0.2mm. Uses for electro-ceramic spherical transducers include medical high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU), therapeutic ultrasound, hydrophones, and sonar transducers.
One of the primary benefits of vibratory feeders in the nut processing industry is the simple and clean construction of the feeder tray. The trays can be easily and quickly wiped down or washed out for product changeover or sanitation protocol.
Made from 316 stainless steel, the hinges can be used in environments subject to regular washdown with aggressive detergents. The design provides long-term resistance to corrosion, and rounded edges prevent accumulation of bacteria, enabling an easier and more effective wash-down.
The company’s Tiger system has firmly established itself as the gold standard for cutting tool insert finishing, with installations in many of the world’s leading cutting tool insert manufacturers. The system can be configured to process inserts for all essential pre-coating, edge honing or post-coating operations.
The PermaClean Filtration System eliminates sludge build up by adding optional agitation to the coolant collection tank. FlexForce is a high-pressure coolant system that dramatically outperforms ordinary flood systems. Will-fill combines automatic volume measurement and metalworking fluid analysis with faultless filling, permanent conditioning and timely reporting to provide worry-free coolant care.
The new medium duty range of ball transfer units is manufactured by a machine cutting process that retains strength and rigidity, enabling the units to transport higher weight loads. Versions include a carbon steel and zinc plated body with a Steel 9Cr18Mo ball, and the units can also operate in climates from -20°C to +60°C. A model with a 304 stainless steel body and ball also adds protection in moisture-prone environments or when facing exposure to more aggressive chemicals.
FL Series markers can be mounted in open Class 4 workstations or Class 1 safety enclosures, with a programmable Z-axis, optional rotary D-axis, and integrated barcode reading and verifying technology. They are designed for easy integration into robotic cells, production lines, and other highly engineered solutions to support modern manufacturing environments. 
In situations where the Line Vac requires a specific flange mounting option, EXAIR can accommodate. Locations requiring custom mounting holes, brackets or inlet positions are possible. For applications where stock aluminum, or 303 and 316 stainless steel won’t work, alternate materials like PVDF, OVC or PTFE can be utilized. Even in extreme environments, EXAIR can produce both heavy duty or high temperature iterations to handle even the toughest material or conditions.
The N-30m2 SSD series is based on industrial-grade 3D TLC NAND and can withstand temperatures ranging from -40 to +85 °C. The PCIe 4-lane interface follows the PCIe 3.1 specification and provides sequential read and write bandwidths of up to 3,500 MB/s and 3,100 MB/s, respectively. For read and writes, random access achieves more than 475,000 and 525,000 IOPS, respectively.
VGrind 260, VGrind Neon and VGrind Argon – these are the names of the three new tool grinding machines from the sharpening specialist VOLLMER. They were presented for the first time at the GrindingHub 2022 trade fair in Stuttgart.
A start-up company near Chicago designs and fabricates custom tool foam inlays for toolboxes, workstations, travel cases and reusable packaging. Kaiser Manufacturing says its process fills the need for a custom solution that is superior to hand-cut tool foam in both function and appearance.
The S36 has a fixed grinding head, with grinding wheel angles of 0, 15 or 30 degrees available. The distance between centers is 650mm and the maximum workpiece weight is 150kg. Proven components have been used in the machine. These include a Granitan® machine bed and a workhead with high-precision roller bearings.
The new duo of VOLLMER grinding machines designed for machining carbide-tipped circular saw blades, is made up of the CS 860 and CSF 860.
Featured on new GF Machining Solutions’ CUT P Pro Series wire EDMs, the iWire function works in tandem with the company’s Intelligent Spark Protection System (ISPS), both of which are part of the company’s Uniqua control.
The volume reduction of aluminum, magnesium, copper, brass, steel and other types of metal chips represents a significant cost savings in labor, disposal, transport and storage. Jorgensen/SFH single and double-shaft shredders efficiently reduce chip size in preparation for centrifuging or briquetting. The volume reduction resulting from implementing a shredder also lessens the frequency of bin removal from a machine, giving a shop’s employees additional time to focus on other more productive work. Jorgensen/SFH offer a variety of shredder size options constructed per a customer’s material and desired chip output needs.
These guide rails are assembled from precisely matched components: linear guide rails GN 2492, the matching cam roller carriages GN 2494 and the separately available wipers of TPU plus the individual rollers with three different bore types. The exceptionally stable guide rails are produced in a rolling process and can be mounted using the typical bore pattern, even up to a rail length of 97.64 in (2480 mm).
The Android touchscreen, pre-loaded with direct access to 1sourcelive, tracks inventory usage in real-time, triggering automated replenishment when inventory reaches a set minimum level.
The PACKOUT Tool Tray features Stack or Store functionality, providing modular connectivity with any PACKOUT solution and storage within the Rolling Tool Chest, Rolling Tool Box, XL Tool Box, or the Large Tool Box. In addition, the Tool Tray has a customizable internal layout with Quick-Adjust Dividers, creating up to six separate storage compartments and allowing users to configure the layout that works for them. With a metal reinforced handle and a 25lb weight capacity, the tool tray can easily transport tools and materials around the jobsite, in transit, and in the shop. 
The FlyMarker® mini 65/30 4.3" touch has a large 4.3" color display and a touch user interface, which, thanks to intuitive software and a newly designed main level, makes programming easier and faster. Not only has the visual appearance of the FlyMarker® mini 65/30 4.3" touch changed, but a faster processor with 4 GB memory capacity has also been implemented.
The machine foot GN 36 uses the weight of the machine to create a very stable and robust connection between the threaded stud and the foot. The threaded stud is not connected to the foot plate. The second machine foot GN 37 from Winco also has a central fastening hole running clear through. This allows use of an anchor bolt. The anchor secures the foot to the floor, preparing it for lateral loads.
As an external loader, STUDER roboLoad measures only 59.06" (1.50 m) wide: half the width of the machine itself. This saves valuable shop floor space, and yet the system offers plenty of room for workpieces manually loaded on six trays – each measuring 42.52" x 12.6” (1080 mm x 320 mm) – within a comparatively small work area. 
VpCI-277 can provide corrosion protection for up to two years of indoor storage or during domestic or international shipments when combined with VpCI packaging materials. The product leaves a dry, non-tacky, virtually undetectable film on the metal surface. The use of rust preventatives to preserve metals during storage and transportation has traditionally been a hazardous and messy process in which greasy rust preventatives must be applied and removed several times. This is because metal work-pieces risk flash corrosion as they frequently sit in temporary storage awaiting the next step in the manufacturing or assembly process.

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2L inc. 978-567-8867 http://www.2linc.com
ABA Water Systems Inc. 507-534-3870 http://www.abawatersystems.com
ABA Water Systems Inc. 507-534-3870 http://www.abawatersystems.com
Abanaki Corp., Oil Skimmer Div. 440-543-7400 http://www.abanaki.com
Abbott Workholding Products 785-776-8555 http://www.abbottworkholding.com
Abbott Workholding Products 785-776-8555 http://www.abbottworkholding.com
ABCO Automation Inc. 336-375-6400 http://www.goabco.com
Able Electropolishing Co. Inc. 866-465-8427 http://www.ableelectropolishing.com
Absolute Machine Tools 440-960-6911 https://www.absolutemachine.com
AccuStream 651-294-8600 http://www.accustream.com
Active Automation Inc. 847-427-8100 http://www.activeautomation.com
Active Automation Inc. 847-427-8100 http://www.activeautomation.com
Adams Supply Co. 714-754-0551 http://www.ymwtaps.com
Advanced Deburring & Finishing 717-767-4843 http://www.advanceddeburring.com
Advanced Machine & Engineering 815-979-3380 http://www.ame.com
Advanced Machine & Engineering 815-979-3380 http://www.ame.com
Advanced Machine & Engineering 815-979-3380 http://www.ame.com
Advanced Spindle Technology 336-464-9669 http://www.astspindles.com
Advanced Superabrasives 702-564-7735 http://www.advanced-sa.com
Advanced Superabrasives Inc. 828-689-3200 http://www.asiwheels.com
AeroGo Inc. 206-575-3344 http://www.aerogo.com
Aerotech Inc. 412-963-7470 http://www.aerotech.com
AFC-Holcroft LLC 248-624-8191 http://www.afc-holcroft.com
Agathon Machine Tools Inc. 203-730-8741 http://www.agathon.com
AHD/Flex-E-On Inc. 330-928-4456 http://www.ahd-flex-e-on.com
Alfra Tools LLC 847-844-8900 http://www.alfratools.com
ALIO Industries 303-339-7500 https://www.alioindustries.com
Almco Inc. 507-377-2102 http://www.almco.com
Almco Inc. 507-377-2102 http://www.almco.com
Aloris Tool Technology Co. Inc. 973-772-1201 http://www.aloris.com
Aloris Tool Technology Co. Inc. 973-772-1201 http://www.aloris.com
Alpex Wheel Co. 201-871-1700 http://www.alpexwheel.com
Amada Machinery America Inc. 847-285-4800 http://www.amadamt.com
Amada Weld Tech Inc. 626-303-5676 https://amadaweldtech.com
American Broach & Machine Co. 734-961-0300 http://www.americanbroach.com
American Broach & Machine Co. 734-961-0300 http://www.americanbroach.com
American Natl. Carbide 281-351-7165 http://www.anconline.com
American Shop Tools LLC 936-828-3933 http://www.americanshoptools.com
ANCA Inc. 248-926-4466 https://www.anca.com
Anchor Abrasives Co. 708-444-4300 http://www.anchorabrasives.com
Anomet Products 508-842-3069 http://www.anometproducts.com
ARCH Cutting Tools 888-390-2050 http://www.ARCHcuttingtools.com
ARCH Cutting Tools 888-390-2050 http://www.ARCHcuttingtools.com
ARNO Werkzeuge USA 815-943-4426 http://www.arnousa.com
Astro Met Advanced Ceramics 513-772-1242 http://www.astromet.com
Astro Met Advanced Ceramics 513-772-1242 http://www.astromet.com
Astro Met Advanced Ceramics 513-772-1242 http://www.astromet.com
ATI Industrial Automation 919-772-0115 http://www.ati-ia.com
Atometric Inc. 815-986-7352 http://www.atometric.com
ATS Systems 949-888-1744 http://www.atssystems.us
ATS Systems 949-888-1744 http://www.atssystems.us
atto Abrasives +353-51-562-700 https://attoabrasives.com/
AutoCrib 714-274-0400 http://www.autocrib.com/industrial-vending
Aven Inc. 734-973-0099 http://www.aveninc.com
Balance Systems Corp. 248-308-3636 https://www.balancesystems.com/process-control-systems-for-grinding-machines-us…
Balance Systems Corp. 248-308-3636 https://www.balancesystems.com/process-control-systems-for-grinding-machines-us…
Barcor Inc. 847-940-0750 http://www.barcorgages.com
Beckett Packaging, a Div. of MOCAP 314-543-4000 http://www.beckettpackaging.com
Beckett Packaging, a Div. of MOCAP 314-543-4000 http://www.beckettpackaging.com
Beckett Packaging, a Div. of MOCAP 314-543-4000 http://www.beckettpackaging.com
Beckwood Press Co. 636-343-4100 https://beckwoodpress.com/
Behringer Saws Inc. 888-234-7464 http://www.behringersaws.com
Bel Air Finishing Supply Corp. 401-667-7902 http://www.belairfinishing.com
Bel Air Finishing Supply Corp. 401-667-7902 http://www.belairfinishing.com
Belden Machine Corp. 708-344-4600 http://www.beldenmachine.com
Belmont Equip. & Technologies 248-588-7011 http://www.belmont4edm.com
Benz Tooling 704-529-5300 https://www.benztooling.com/en-US
Benz Tooling 704-529-5300 https://www.benztooling.com/en-US
Bertsche Eng. Corp. 847-537-8757 http://www.bertsche.com
Best Carbide Cutting Tools LLC 310-464-8050 http://www.bestcarbide.com
BEX Inc. 734-389-0464 http://www.bex.com
BIG DAISHOWA Inc. 224-770-2999 https://www.bigdaishowa.com/en
BIG DAISHOWA Inc. 224-770-2999 https://www.bigdaishowa.com/en
BIG DAISHOWA Inc. 224-770-2999 https://www.bigdaishowa.com/en
Blastrac NA 800-256-3440 http://www.blastrac.com
Bohle Machine Tools Inc. 734-414-8220 http://www.bmtbohle.com
Bohle Machine Tools Inc. 734-414-8220 http://www.bmtbohle.com
Bokum Tool Co. 248-585-0222 http://www.bokumtoolco.com
Bonal Technologies Inc. 248-582-0900 http://www.bonal.com
Bonal Technologies Inc. 248-582-0900 http://www.bonal.com
Borroughs Corporation 800-748-0227 https://www.borroughs.com/
Bossi S.R.L. - Macchine Fintura Metalli +39-02-94964141 http://www.bossi-srl.com
Briney Tooling Systems 989-269-9558 http://www.brineytooling.com
Briney Tooling Systems 989-269-9558 http://www.brineytooling.com
Briney Tooling Systems 989-269-9558 http://www.brineytooling.com
Briney Tooling Systems 989-269-9558 http://www.brineytooling.com
Briney Tooling Systems 989-269-9558 http://www.brineytooling.com
Brush Research Mfg. Co. Inc. 323-261-2193 http://www.brushresearch.com
Brush Research Mfg. Co. Inc. 323-261-2193 http://www.brushresearch.com
BTA Heller 248-597-0346 http://www.btahellerinc.com
Bunting Magnetics Co. 316-284-2020 http://www.buntingmagnetics.com
Bunting Magnetics Co. 316-284-2020 http://www.buntingmagnetics.com
Bunting Magnetics Co. 316-284-2020 http://www.buntingmagnetics.com
Burkhardt+Weber 859-308-6625 https://burkhardt-weber.com
Burkhardt+Weber 859-308-6625 https://burkhardt-weber.com
C&B Machinery 248-264-9800 http://www.cbmachinery.com
C&B Machinery 248-264-9800 http://www.cbmachinery.com
Camloh Machinery Solutions 315-345-3571 http://www.camlohmachine.com
Cammann Inc. 440-965-4051 http://www.cammann.com
Cammann Inc. 440-965-4051 http://www.cammann.com
Campbell Grinder Co. 231-798-6464 http://www.campbellgrinder.com
Caplugs 716-876-9855 http://www.caplugs.com
Carbide Products Inc. 877-863-2340 http://www.carbidepros.com
Carbide Products Inc. 877-863-2340 http://www.carbidepros.com
Carbide Tool Services Inc. 763-421-2210 http://www.carbidetool.com
Carl Hirschmann Inc. 847-468-9700 http://www.carlhirschmann.us
Carr Lane Mfg. Co. 314-647-6200 http://www.carrlane.com
Carr Lane Mfg. Co. 314-647-6200 http://www.carrlane.com
Carr Lane Mfg. Co. 314-647-6200 http://www.carrlane.com
CECOR 608-845-6771 http://www.cecor.net
Centerless Rebuilders Inc. 586-749-6529 http://www.centerless.net
Centricity Corp. 330-545-5624 http://www.centricity.net
Centricity Corp. 330-545-5624 http://www.centricity.net
Centricity Corp. 330-545-5624 http://www.centricity.net
Centricity Corp. 330-545-5624 http://www.centricity.net
Ceratizit USA Inc. 800-783-2280 https://cuttingtools.ceratizit.com/us/en.html#ls
Ceratizit USA Inc. 800-783-2280 https://cuttingtools.ceratizit.com/us/en.html#ls
Chevalier Machinery Inc. 562-903-1929 http://www.chevalierusa.com
Chevin Tools Inc. 847-690-1278 http://www.chevintools.com
Chicago Quadrill Co. 847-824-4196
Chips Tool Repair 763-323-4080 http://www.chipstoolrepair.com
Cincinnati Inc. 513-367-7100 http://www.e-ci.com
Clausing Industrial Inc. 269-345-7155 http://www.clausing-industrial.com
Cleartec Packaging, a Div. of MOCAP 314-543-4150 http://www.cleartecpackaging.com
Cleartec Packaging, a Div. of MOCAP 314-543-4150 http://www.cleartecpackaging.com
CNC Engineering Inc. 860-749-1780 http://www.cnc1.com
CNC Indexing & Feeding Technologies 513-770-4200 http://www.cncindexing.com
Cogsdill Tool Products Inc. 803-438-4000 http://www.cogsdill.com
Cogsdill Tool Products Inc. 803-438-4000 http://www.cogsdill.com
Coherent Inc. 408-764-4983 http://www.coherent.com
Cole Family of Companies 586-757-8700 http://www.colecarbide.com
Colonial Tool Group Inc. 519-253-2461 http://www.colonialtool.com
Columbia Marking Tools 586-949-8400 http://www.columbiamt.com
Complete Tool Grinding Inc. 763-571-4242 http://www.completetoolgrinding.com
Complete Tool Grinding Inc. 763-571-4242 http://www.completetoolgrinding.com
Computed Tool & Eng. Inc. 714-630-3911 http://www.computedtool.com
Concept Machine Tool 763-559-1975 http://www.conceptmachine.com
Concept Machine Tool 763-559-1975 http://www.conceptmachine.com
Conicity Technologies LLC 724-537-3555 http://www.conicity.com
Continental Pipe & Tube Cut-Off Machines 630-543-7170 http://www.continentalcutoff.com
Continental Pipe & Tube Cut-Off Machines 630-543-7170 http://www.continentalcutoff.com
Control Gaging Inc. 734-668-6750 http://www.controlgaging.com
Control Gaging Inc. 734-668-6750 http://www.controlgaging.com
Cool Clean Technologies LLC 651-842-8600 http://www.coolclean.com
Cool Clean Technologies LLC 651-842-8600 http://www.coolclean.com
Cosen Saws USA 704-943-1030 http://www.cosensaws.com
Craftsman Industries Inc. 702-566-5808 http://www.craftsmanindustries.com
Craftsman Industries Inc. 702-566-5808 http://www.craftsmanindustries.com
Craftsman Industries Inc. 702-566-5808 http://www.craftsmanindustries.com
Createch Machine and Design 863-688-0071 http://www.createch-design.com
Createch Machine and Design 863-688-0071 http://www.createch-design.com
Cryoplus Inc. 330-683-3375 http://www.cryoplus.com
Cryoplus Inc. 330-683-3375 http://www.cryoplus.com
Crystal Mark Inc. 800-659-7926 http://crystalmarkInc.com
CUMI America Inc. 859-372-6606 http://www.cumiusa.com
Current EDM Inc. 650-966-9676 http://www.currentedm.com
D&C Tool Grinding Inc. 918-689-9799
Dake 616-842-7110 http://www.dakecorp.com
Danobat +34-943-748044 http://www.danobat.com
Danobat +34-943-748044 http://www.danobat.com
Danobat USA 281-812-4259 http://www.danobatusa.com
Danray Products LLC 815-262-6667 http://www.danrayproducts.com
Danray Products LLC 815-262-6667 http://www.danrayproducts.com
Danray Products LLC 815-262-6667 http://www.danrayproducts.com
Darex 541-552-1301 http://www.darex.com
DCM Tech Inc. 507-452-4043 https://www.dcm-tech.com
Desmond-Stephan Mfg. Co. 937-653-7181 http://www.desmond-stephan.com
Detector France, c/o SPC Innovations Inc. 410-643-1600 http://www.spcinnovations.com
Deublin Co. 847-689-1074 https://www.deublin.com
Dialight 732-919-3119 http://www.dialight.com
Dialight 732-919-3119 http://www.dialight.com
Diamond Die & Mold Co. 586-791-0700 http://www.diamond-die.com
Diamond Die & Mold Co. 586-791-0700 http://www.diamond-die.com
Dianamic Abrasive Products Inc. 248-280-1185 http://www.dianamic.com
Dillon Chuck Jaws 937-325-8482 http://www.dillonmfg.com
Diversified Machine Systems 719-226-5066 https://dmscncrouters.com
Diversified Machine Systems 719-226-5066 https://dmscncrouters.com
Diversified Machine Systems 719-226-5066 https://dmscncrouters.com
Divine Brothers Co. 315-797-0470 http://www.divinebrothers.com
DMG MORI 847-593-5400 http://www.dmgmori.com
Doimak SA 317-370-2975 http://www.doimak.com
Drillco Cutting Tools 225-272-8251 http://www.drillco-inc.com
DropsA USA Inc. 586-566-1540 https://www.dropsausa.com
DropsA USA Inc. 586-566-1540 https://www.dropsausa.com
Dunham Tool Co. 712-542-1908 http://www.dunhamtool.com
Dunham Tool Co. 712-542-1908 http://www.dunhamtool.com
Dunham Tool Co. 712-542-1908 http://www.dunhamtool.com
Duracable Manufacturing Co. 877-244-0740 https://www.duracable.com
E-Z Burr Tool Co. Inc. 734-744-4500 http://www.ezburr.com
Ebbco Inc. 586-716-5151 http://www.ebbcoinc.com
Ebbco Inc. 586-716-5151 http://www.ebbcoinc.com
Ebbco Inc. 586-716-5151 http://www.ebbcoinc.com
Ebbco Inc. 586-716-5151 http://www.ebbcoinc.com
Ebbco Inc. 586-716-5151 http://www.ebbcoinc.com
Ebbco Inc. 586-716-5151 http://www.ebbcoinc.com
Eclipse Magnetics 905-664-5585 http://www.eclipsemagnetics.com/na
Ecoclean Inc. 248-450-2586 https://ecoclean-group.us/
Ecoroll Corp. Tool Technology 513-248-4700 http://www.ecoroll.com
EDGE Deephole Drilling Tools and Systems 281-807-3131 http://www.edgedeephole.com
Edge Technologies 314-692-8388 http://www.edgetechnologies.com
EDM Intelligent Solutions 630-736-0531 http://www.edmdept.com
EDM Intelligent Solutions 630-736-0531 http://www.edmdept.com
EDM Performance Accessories 562-694-5990 http://www.edmperformance.com
EDM Performance Accessories 562-694-5990 http://www.edmperformance.com
Electrochemical Products Inc. 262-786-9330 http://www.epi.com
Electron Beam Technologies Inc. 815-935-2211 http://www.electronbeam.com
Ellsworth Cutting Tools Ltd. 586-598-6040 http://www.ellsworthtoolsusa.com
EMAG eldec Induction GmbH +49-7443-9649-0 http://www.eldec.net
Emerson Electric Co. 314-553-2000 https://www.emerson.com/en-us
EMUGE-FRANKEN USA 508-595-3600 http://www.emuge.com
EMUGE-FRANKEN USA 508-595-3600 http://www.emuge.com
EMUGE-FRANKEN USA 508-595-3600 http://www.emuge.com
EMUGE-FRANKEN USA 508-595-3600 http://www.emuge.com
EndeavorTechnologies Inc. 630-562-0300 http://www.endtec.com
Endurance Carbide 989-777-7950 http://www.endurancecarbide.com
Endurance Carbide 989-777-7950 http://www.endurancecarbide.com
Enerpac 262-293-1600 http://www.enerpac.com
Engis Corp. 847-808-9400 https://www.engis.com
Engis Corp. 847-808-9400 https://www.engis.com
Eriez 814-835-6000 http://www.eriez.com
Eriez 814-835-6000 http://www.eriez.com
EROWA Technology Inc. 847-290-0295 http://www.erowa.com
Erwin Junker Machinery Inc. 847-488-0406 http://www.junker-usa.com
ESAB Corp. 301-323-9099 https://www.esabcorporation.com
Excalibur Tool Inc. 541-862-2939 http://www.excalibur-tool.com
Fairlane Products 586-294-6100 http://www.fairlaneproducts.com
FANUC America http://www.fanucamerica.com
FANUC America http://www.fanucamerica.com
FARO Technologies Inc. 800-736-0234 http://www.faro.com
FARO Technologies Inc. 800-736-0234 http://www.faro.com
Fischer Special Tooling 440-951-8411 http://www.fischerspecialtooling.com
Fischer Technology Inc. 860-683-0781 http://www.fischer-technology.com
Fitz-Rite Products 248-689-7143 http://www.fitzrite.com
Fitz-Rite Products 248-689-7143 http://www.fitzrite.com
Fitz-Rite Products 248-689-7143 http://www.fitzrite.com
Fives Landis Corp., Grinding | Ultra Precision 301-797-3400 http://grinding.fivesgroup.com
Fixtureworks 586-294-1188 http://www.fixtureworks.net
Fixtureworks 586-294-1188 http://www.fixtureworks.net
Flex Machine Tools https://flexmachinetools.com
Flex Machine Tools https://flexmachinetools.com
Flex-E-On Inc. 330-928-4496 http://www.ahd-flex-e-on.com
Flexpipe Industries 514-907-5882 http://www.flexpipeinc.com
Flow Intl. Corp. 253-850-3500 http://www.flowwaterjet.com
Flow Pro Products Inc. 815-836-1900 http://www.flowproinc.com
FOBA Laser Marking & Engraving (Alltec GmbH) 630-694-3243 http://www.fobalaser.com
Force Control Industries Inc. 513-868-0900 http://www.forcecontrol.com
G II Solutions Inc. 864-639-6605 http://www.giisolutions.com
Gagemaker LP 713-472-7360 http://www.gagemaker.com
GCH Tool Group 586-777-6250 http://www.gchtool.com/
GCH Tool Group 586-777-6250 http://www.gchtool.com/
GCH Tool Group 586-777-6250 http://www.gchtool.com/
Gehring LP 248-427-3901 http://www.gehring.de/en-ww
Genesee Mfg. Co. Inc. 585-266-3201 http://www.geneseemfg.com
Genevieve Swiss Industries Inc. 413-562-4800 http://www.genswiss.com
Genevieve Swiss Industries Inc. 413-562-4800 http://www.genswiss.com
Genevieve Swiss Industries Inc. 413-562-4800 http://www.genswiss.com
George H. Seltzer & Co. 610-532-2322 http://www.zipbolts.com
Gerardi USA 847-515-3234 http://www.gerardiusa.com
Gerber N.A. 336-653-1425 http://www.gerber-maschinen.ch
Gerstner & Sons Inc. 937-228-1662 http://www.gerstnerusa.com
GF Machining Solutions 847-955-7177 http://www.gfms.com/us
GF Machining Solutions 847-955-7177 http://www.gfms.com/us
Gladwin Machine Inc. 989-426-8753 http://www.gladwinmachine.com
Gladwin Machine Inc. 989-426-8753 http://www.gladwinmachine.com
Gleason Corp. 585-473-1000 http://www.gleason.com
Glebar 201-337-1500 https://www.glebar.com
Global CNC Industries 734-464-1920 http://www.globalcnc.com
Global CNC Industries 734-464-1920 http://www.globalcnc.com
GMN USA 860-409-2550 http://www.gmnusa.com
GMN USA 860-409-2550 http://www.gmnusa.com
GMN USA 860-409-2550 http://www.gmnusa.com
GMN USA 860-409-2550 http://www.gmnusa.com
GMSi Group Inc. 508-612-9482 http://www.gmsigroup.com
GMSi Group Inc. 508-612-9482 http://www.gmsigroup.com
Goessling USA Inc. 423-915-0472 http://www.goesslingusa.com
Goodway Technologies Corp. 800-333-7467 http://www.goodway.com
Gorilla Mill 866-888-9600 http://www.cgctool.com
Grainger 847-535-1000 http://www.grainger.com
Graymills Corp. 773-477-4100 http://www.graymills.com/
Graymills Corp. 773-477-4100 http://www.graymills.com/
Greenleaf Corp. 814-763-2915 http://www.greenleafcorporation.com
Grizzly Industrial Inc. 570-546-9663 http://www.grizzly.com
Grizzly Industrial Inc. 570-546-9663 http://www.grizzly.com
Grobet File Co. of America 201-939-6700 http://www.grobetusa.com
GTI Spindle Technology Inc. 603-669-5993 http://www.gtispindle.com
GTI Spindle Technology Inc. 603-669-5993 http://www.gtispindle.com
GTI Spindle Technology Inc. 603-669-5993 http://www.gtispindle.com
GTI Spindle Technology Inc. 603-669-5993 http://www.gtispindle.com
GTI Spindle Technology Inc. 603-669-5993 http://www.gtispindle.com
GTI Spindle Technology Inc. 603-669-5993 http://www.gtispindle.com
GTI Technologies 203-929-2200 http://www.gtitechnologies.com
Guyson Corp. of USA 518-587-7894 http://www.guyson.com
Guyson Corp. of USA 518-587-7894 http://www.guyson.com
Haas Multigrind LLC 574-268-0053 http://www.multigrind.com
Haimer USA LLC 630-833-1500 https://haimer.com/us
Haimer USA LLC 630-833-1500 https://haimer.com/us
Haimer USA LLC 630-833-1500 https://haimer.com/us
Haimer USA LLC 630-833-1500 https://haimer.com/us
Hainbuch America Corp. 414-358-9550 http://www.hainbuchamerica.com
Hainbuch America Corp. 414-358-9550 http://www.hainbuchamerica.com
Halifax Rack & Screw 513-449-4296 http://www.halifaxrs.com
Halifax Rack & Screw 513-449-4296 http://www.halifaxrs.com
Hardinge Workholding Div. 607-734-2281 http://www.hardinge.com
Harrington Hoists Inc. 717-665-2000 http://www.harringtonhoists.com
Heidenhain Corp. 847-490-1191 http://www.heidenhain.us
HEMCO Corp. 816-796-2900 https://www.hemcocorp.com/
Hennig Inc. 815-636-9900 http://www.hennigworldwide.com
Hennig Inc. 815-636-9900 http://www.hennigworldwide.com
Hennig Inc. 815-636-9900 http://www.hennigworldwide.com
Hennig Inc. 815-636-9900 http://www.hennigworldwide.com
Hermann Schmidt Precision Workholding 860-289-3347 http://www.hschmidt.com
Hermann Schmidt Precision Workholding 860-289-3347 http://www.hschmidt.com
Hermann Schmidt Precision Workholding 860-289-3347 http://www.hschmidt.com
HEULE Tool Corp. 513-860-9900 http://www.heuletool.com
Hexagon Mfg. Intelligence 401-886-2000 http://www.hexagonmetrology.us
Hexagon Mfg. Intelligence 401-886-2000 http://www.hexagonmetrology.us
Hogue Precision Machinery 209-892-5649 http://www.hogueprecision.com
HORN USA Inc. 615-771-4100 http://www.hornusa.com
HORN USA Inc. 615-771-4100 http://www.hornusa.com
Hyde Group 508-764-4344 http://www.hydetools.com
Hydra-Lock Corp. 586-783-5007 http://www.hydralock.com
Hydra-Lock Corp. 586-783-5007 http://www.hydralock.com
Hyperion Materials & Technologies 614-438-2300 https://www.hyperionmt.com/
igus Inc. 401-438-2200 http://www.igus.com
IMPCO Microfinishing 517-484-9411 http://www.impco.com
Industrial Magnetics Inc. 231-582-3100 http://www.magnetics.com
InfoSight Corp. 740-642-3600 http://www.infosight.com
Ingersoll Cutting Tools 815-387-6600 http://www.ingersoll-imc.com
Ingersoll Cutting Tools 815-387-6600 http://www.ingersoll-imc.com
International Tool Machines 386-446-0500 http://www.itmfl.com/en/profile/
Iosso Metal Processes 847-437-8400 https://iosso.net
Iscar USA 817-258-3200 http://www.iscarmetals.com
Iscar USA 817-258-3200 http://www.iscarmetals.com
Iscar USA 817-258-3200 http://www.iscarmetals.com
Iscar USA 817-258-3200 http://www.iscarmetals.com
Isotech Inc. 267-663-5555 http://www.isotechinc.com/
ITI Tooling Co. Inc. 201-934-6333 http://www.ititooling.com
ITI Tooling Co. Inc. 201-934-6333 http://www.ititooling.com
ITI Tooling Co. Inc. 201-934-6333 http://www.ititooling.com
ITW Air Management-Vortec 513-891-7474 http://www.vortec.com
ITW Air Management-Vortec 513-891-7474 http://www.vortec.com
Iverson & Company 847-299-2461 http://iversonandco.com
Iverson & Company 847-299-2461 http://iversonandco.com
Iverson & Company 847-299-2461 http://iversonandco.com
Iverson & Company 847-299-2461 http://iversonandco.com
Iverson & Company 847-299-2461 http://iversonandco.com
J. Schneeberger Corp. 847-888-3498 http://www.schneeberger-us.com
J.F. Berns Co. 513-851-4600 http://www.jfberns.com
J.F. Berns Co. 513-851-4600 http://www.jfberns.com
J.F. Berns Co. 513-851-4600 http://www.jfberns.com
J.F. Berns Co. 513-851-4600 http://www.jfberns.com
J.F. Berns Co. 513-851-4600 http://www.jfberns.com
J.W. Done Corp. 510-784-0667 http://www.jwdone.com
James Engineering 303-444-6787 https://www.james-engineering.com
Jergens Inc. 216-486-5540 http://www.jergensinc.com
Jesco Industries Inc. 517-542-2903 http://www.jescoonline.com
Jesco Industries Inc. 517-542-2903 http://www.jescoonline.com
Jesco Industries Inc. 517-542-2903 http://www.jescoonline.com
JET 615-793-8900 http://www.jpwindustries.com
JM Performance Products 440-357-1234 http://www.jmperformanceproducts.com
JM Sales 248-879-5984 http://www.jmsales-usa.com
Jorgensen Conveyors Inc. 262-242-3089 http://www.jorgensenconveyors.com
Karl Roll GmbH & Co. KG +49 (0)70 41 802-0 http://www.karl-roll.de
Kasto Inc. 724-325-5600 http://www.kasto.com
Kaufman Manufacturing Co. 920-686-4114 http://www.kaufmanmfg.com
Kelbros Inc. 920-922-4320 http://www.kelbros.com
Kelbros Inc. 920-922-4320 http://www.kelbros.com
Kelch Inc. 847-459-9600 http://www.kelch.de/en/start/
Kelch Inc. 847-459-9600 http://www.kelch.de/en/start/
Kellenberger, a Hardinge Co. 607-734-2281 http://www.hardingegrinding.com
Kennedy Mfg. Co. 800-413-8665 http://buykennedy.com
Kent Industrial USA 714-258-8526 http://www.kentusa.com
Kinefac Corp. 508-754-6891 http://kinefac.com
Kitagawa NorthTech Inc. 847-885-5100 http://www.kitagawa.us
Kitagawa NorthTech Inc. 847-885-5100 http://www.kitagawa.us
Kitamura Machinery of USA Inc. 847-520-7755 http://www.kitamura-machinery.com
Klingelhofer Corp. 908-232-7200 http://www.klingelhofer.com
KMT Waterjet Systems Inc. 620-856-2151 http://www.kmtwaterjet.com
Knuth Machine Tools USA Inc. 847-415-3333 http://www.knuth-usa.com
Koma Precision Inc. 860-627-7059 http://www.komaprecision.com
Koma Precision Inc. 860-627-7059 http://www.komaprecision.com
KoolBlast by Advanced Industries 734-433-1800 http://www.koolblast.com
KoolBlast by Advanced Industries 734-433-1800 http://www.koolblast.com
Koyo Machinery USA Inc. 734-454-4107 http://www.koyomachinery.com
Koyo Machinery USA Inc. 734-454-4107 http://www.koyomachinery.com
Kurt Mfg. Co., Industrial Products Div. 763-574-8309 http://www.kurtworkholding.com
Kwik Mark Inc. 815-363-8268 http://www.kwikmark.com
Kyocera Precision Tools 800-823-7284 http://www.kyoceraprecisiontools.com
LA-CO Industries Inc. 847-956-7600 http://www.markal.com
La-Man Corp. 507-843-4800 http://www.laman.com
LANDS Superabrasives Co. 212-354-4060 http://www.landssuperabrasives.com
LANG Technovation Co. 262-446-9850 http://www.lang-technovation.com
Laser Images, Div. of Kaiser Tool Co. Inc. 260-484-3620 http://www.kaiserlaserimages.com
Laser Mechanisms Inc. 248-474-9480 http://www.lasermech.com
Lawrence Industries Inc. 402-463-3158 http://www.lawrenceindustriesheattreat.com
Leistritz Advanced Technologies Corp. 201-934-8262 http://www.leistritzcorp.com
Lenzkes Clamping Tools Inc. 540-381-1533 http://www.lenzkesusa.com
Liftomatic Material Handling Inc. 847-325-2930 http://www.liftomatic.com
Link Industries, A Link Group Company 231-238-9012 https://linkcuttingtools.com
LMC Workholding 574-735-0225 http://www.lmcworkholding.com
LMT USA Inc. 847-693-3270 http://www.lmtusa.com
Losma Inc. 973-300-1044 http://www.losma.com
LPI Inc. 715-839-8280 http://www.lpi-inc.com
LPI Inc. 715-839-8280 http://www.lpi-inc.com
LPI Inc. 715-839-8280 http://www.lpi-inc.com
Lucifer Furnaces Inc. 215-343-0411 http://www.luciferfurnaces.com
Lucifer Furnaces Inc. 215-343-0411 http://www.luciferfurnaces.com
Ludeca Inc. 305-591-8935 http://www.ludeca.com
Ludeca Inc. 305-591-8935 http://www.ludeca.com
Lyndex-Nikken 847-367-4800 https://lyndexnikken.com
Lyndex-Nikken 847-367-4800 https://lyndexnikken.com
Lyndex-Nikken 847-367-4800 https://lyndexnikken.com
Lyndex-Nikken 847-367-4800 https://lyndexnikken.com
Lyndex-Nikken 847-367-4800 https://lyndexnikken.com
Lyndex-Nikken 847-367-4800 https://lyndexnikken.com
Machine Control Technologies Inc. 951-808-0973 http://www.machinecontroltechnologies.com
Macro Tool & Machine Co. Inc. 845-223-3824 http://www.macrotool.com
Macro Tool & Machine Co. Inc. 845-223-3824 http://www.macrotool.com
Macro Tool & Machine Co. Inc. 845-223-3824 http://www.macrotool.com
Makino Inc. 800-552-3288 http://www.makino.com
Makino Inc. 800-552-3288 http://www.makino.com
Makino Inc. 800-552-3288 http://www.makino.com
Makino Inc. 800-552-3288 http://www.makino.com
Mapa Tools Pvt. Ltd. +91-253-238-3740 http://www.mapatools.com
MarkinBOX 800-837-9270 https://www.markinbox.com
Marlborough Foundry 508-485-2848 http://www.marlboroughfoundry.com
Masa Tool Inc. 760-732-1422 http://www.masatool.com/
Mastercut Tool Corp. 727-726-5336 http://www.mastercuttool.com
Max Pro Tools Inc. 800-456-0931 http://www.maxprotools.com
Mayfran Intl. 440-461-4100 http://www.mayfran.com
Mayfran Intl. 440-461-4100 http://www.mayfran.com
Mayfran Intl. 440-461-4100 http://www.mayfran.com
MB Metal Technologies https://www.mbmetaltech.com
MC Machinery Systems Inc. 630-616-5920 https://www.mcmachinery.com/
MD Tooling 810-632-4446 http://www.mdtooling.com
MD Tooling 810-632-4446 http://www.mdtooling.com
Meccanica Nova Corp. 248-588-2900 http://www.novagrinders.com
Mencom Corp. 770-534-4585 https://www.mencom.com
Messer Cutting Systems 262-255-5520 http://us.messer-cutting.com
Michigan Deburring Tool 810-227-1000 http://www.mideburring.com
Midaco Corp. 847-593-8420 http://www.midaco-corp.com/
Midaco Corp. 847-593-8420 http://www.midaco-corp.com/
Midwest Industrial Tool Grinding Inc. 320-455-0535 http://www.mitgi.com
Midwest Ohio Tool Co. 419-294-1987 http://www.midwestohio.com
Mikron Tool 203-261-3100 http://www.mikrontool.com
Mikron Tool 203-261-3100 http://www.mikrontool.com
Mikron Tool 203-261-3100 http://www.mikrontool.com
Milwaukee Tool 800-SAWDUST http://www.milwaukeetool.com
Minicut Intl. Inc. 514-352-6464 http://www.minicut.com
Mitsubishi Electric Automation 847-478-2500 https://us.mitsubishielectric.com/fa/en
Mitsubishi Electric Automation 847-478-2500 https://us.mitsubishielectric.com/fa/en
Mitsubishi Materials U.S.A. Corp. 714-352-6100 http://www.mitsubishicarbide.com
Mitsui Seiki (USA) Inc. 201-337-1300 http://www.mitsuiseiki.com
MOCAP LLC 314-543-4000 http://www.mocap.com
Monaghan Tooling Group 937-253-7706 http://www.monaghantooling.com
Montfort Intl. Industrial Products Ltd. 418-877-0778 https://montfort-international.com
Montfort Intl. Industrial Products Ltd. 418-877-0778 https://montfort-international.com
New England Die Co. Inc. 203-574-5140 http://www.newenglanddie.com
New England Die Co. Inc. 203-574-5140 http://www.newenglanddie.com
New England Die Co. Inc. 203-574-5140 http://www.newenglanddie.com
New England Die Co. Inc. 203-574-5140 http://www.newenglanddie.com
New England Machine Tools Inc. 860-582-9898 http://www.nemtusa.com
Newage Testing Instruments 215-355-6900 http://www.hardnesstesters.com
Nissei USA Inc. 248-891-4478 https://www.nissei-corp.co.jp/english/index.html
noax Technologies 704-992-1606 http://www.noax.com/en
Norseman Drill & Tool 651-227-8911 http://www.norsemandrill.com
Northwestern Tools Inc. 937-298-9994 http://www.northwesterntools.com
Norton | Saint-Gobain Abrasives 800-551-4413 http://www.nortonabrasives.com
Novatech Inc. 480-991-9445 http://www.novatechonline.com
NSK America Corp. 847-843-7664 http://www.nskamericacorp.com
NSK America Corp. 847-843-7664 http://www.nskamericacorp.com
NT USA Corp. 615-771-1899 http://www.nttoolusa.com
NT USA Corp. 615-771-1899 http://www.nttoolusa.com
NT USA Corp. 615-771-1899 http://www.nttoolusa.com
NT USA Corp. 615-771-1899 http://www.nttoolusa.com
NT USA Corp. 615-771-1899 http://www.nttoolusa.com
Numberall Stamp & Tool Co. Inc. 207-876-3541 http://www.numberall.com
Obsidian Manufacturing Industries Inc. 815-962-8700 http://www.obsidianmfg.com
Obsidian Manufacturing Industries Inc. 815-962-8700 http://www.obsidianmfg.com
Obsidian Manufacturing Industries Inc. 815-962-8700 http://www.obsidianmfg.com
Obsidian Manufacturing Industries Inc. 815-962-8700 http://www.obsidianmfg.com
Oerlikon Balzers Coating USA Inc. 847-619-5541 http://www.oerlikon.com/balzers/us
Ohio Tool Works LLC 419-281-3700 http://www.ohiotoolworks.com
Okuma America Corp. 704-588-7000 http://www.okuma.com/americas
Oliver of Adrian Inc. 517-263-2132 http://www.oliverofadrian.com
OMAX Corporation 253-872-2300 https://www.omax.com/
OMG North America 866-440-8519 http://www.omgamerica.com
OMG North America 866-440-8519 http://www.omgamerica.com
Osborn 765-965-5333 http://osborn.com
Osborn 765-965-5333 http://osborn.com
Pacific Controls EDM 818-345-1970 http://www.pacificcontrols.com
Pacific Controls EDM 818-345-1970 http://www.pacificcontrols.com
Palmgren/CH Hanson 630-848-2000 http://www.palmgren.com
Palmgren/CH Hanson 630-848-2000 http://www.palmgren.com
Palmgren/CH Hanson 630-848-2000 http://www.palmgren.com
Parlec Inc. 585-425-4400 http://www.parlec.com
Parlec Inc. 585-425-4400 http://www.parlec.com
Particular Technology Inc. 847-625-1602 http://www.particulartechnology.com
PCETCO 888-406-1228 http://www.pcetco.com
PDQ Precision Inc. 619-474-3600 http://www.minimaxcleaner.com
PDQ Precision Inc. 619-474-3600 http://www.minimaxcleaner.com
PFERD Inc. 262-255-3200 http://www.pferd.com
Phase II Machine & Tool Inc. 201-962-7373 http://www.phase2plus.com
Phillips Precision Inc., Products Div. 580-869-0373 http://www.fixture-up.com
Pilot Precision Products 413-350-5200 http://www.pilotprecision.com
Pioneer NA 847-593-6000 http://www.pioneerna.com
Pioneer NA 847-593-6000 http://www.pioneerna.com
Platinum Tooling Technologies Inc. 847-749-0633 http://www.platinumtooling.com
Polygon Solutions Inc. 239-628-4800 http://www.polygonsolutions.com
PRAB 269-382-8200 http://www.prab.com/?utm_source=cutting_tool_engineering&utm_medium=referral&ut…
Pratt Burnerd America 269-384-2225 http://www.prattburnerd.com
Pratt Burnerd America 269-384-2225 http://www.prattburnerd.com
Pratt Burnerd America 269-384-2225 http://www.prattburnerd.com
Precision Brand Products Inc. 630-969-7200 http://www.precisionbrand.com
Precision Devices Inc. 734-439-2462 http://www.predev.com
Precision Devices Inc. 734-439-2462 http://www.predev.com
Precision Spindle Service Co. Inc. 248-544-0100 http://www.spindlerebuilding.com
Precision Spindle Service Co. Inc. 248-544-0100 http://www.spindlerebuilding.com
Precision Tool Technologies Inc. 218-454-0434 http://www.precisiontooltech.com
Precitech 603-357-2511 http://www.precitech.com
Predator Software Inc. 503-292-7151 http://www.predator-software.com
Pro Ultrasonics 828-584-1005 http://www.proultrasonics.com
Pro Ultrasonics 828-584-1005 http://www.proultrasonics.com
Pro Ultrasonics 828-584-1005 http://www.proultrasonics.com
Pro Ultrasonics 828-584-1005 http://www.proultrasonics.com
Proceco Ltd. 514-254-8494 https://www.proceco.com/
PTS Group 800-236-6020 https://www.pts-tools.com
PTS Group 800-236-6020 https://www.pts-tools.com
PTS Group 800-236-6020 https://www.pts-tools.com
PTS Group 800-236-6020 https://www.pts-tools.com
PTS Group 800-236-6020 https://www.pts-tools.com
R.S. Precision Industries Inc. 631-249-2600 http://www.rsprecision.com
R.S. Precision Industries Inc. 631-249-2600 http://www.rsprecision.com
Rack Engineering Division 989-340-6564 https://rack-eng.com/products/
Radyne Corp. 414-481-8360 http://www.radyne.com
Radyne Corp. 414-481-8360 http://www.radyne.com
Rani Tool Corp. 865-337-7799 http://www.ranitool.com
Rayco Tools Inc. 574-267-0080 http://www.raycotoolsinc.com
RBR Associates Inc. 630-971-8729 http://www.rbrmachinetools.com
RBR Associates Inc. 630-971-8729 http://www.rbrmachinetools.com
RedLine Tools 763-742-1206 https://www.redlinetools.com/
Rene Swiss Corp. 203-879-4822 http://www.reneswiss.com
Rene Swiss Corp. 203-879-4822 http://www.reneswiss.com
Renishaw Inc. 847-286-9953 http://www.renishaw.com
REV S.R.L. UNIPERSONALE +39-059-858296 https://www.revtool.eu/en
Riten Industries Inc. 740-335-5353 http://www.riten.com
RMI Laser LLC 303-664-9000 https://www.rmilaser.com
RMS Laser 619-562-5943 http://www.rmslaser.com
RobbJack Corporation 916-645-6045 http://www.robbjack.com
Rockford Systems Inc. 815-874-7891 http://www.rockfordsystems.com
Rohm Products of America 770-963-8440 http://www.rohm-products.com
Roll-Rite Inc. 815-645-8600 http://www.rollriteinc.com
Rollomatic 847-281-8550 http://www.rollomaticusa.com
rose plastic USA LLLP 724-938-8530 http://www.rose-plastic.us
rose plastic USA LLLP 724-938-8530 http://www.rose-plastic.us
Rosler Metal Finishing USA 269-441-3000 https://us.rosler.com/us-en/contact/
Rosler Metal Finishing USA 269-441-3000 https://us.rosler.com/us-en/contact/
Rosler Metal Finishing USA 269-441-3000 https://us.rosler.com/us-en/contact/
Rotary Systems Inc. 763-323-1514 http://www.rotarysystems.com
Rotary Systems Inc. 763-323-1514 http://www.rotarysystems.com
Rotary Systems Inc. 763-323-1514 http://www.rotarysystems.com
Rousseau Metal Inc. 418-598-3381 http://www.rousseaumetal.com
Royal Machine & Tool Corp. 860-828-6555 http://www.royalworkholding.com
Royal Oak Grinders 315-568-5804 http://www.royaloakgrinders.com
Royal Oak Grinders 315-568-5804 http://www.royaloakgrinders.com
Royal Products 631-273-1010 http://www.royalprod.com
Royal Products 631-273-1010 http://www.royalprod.com
RPD Industries Inc. 914-428-1444 http://www.rpdindustries.com
RPD Industries Inc. 914-428-1444 http://www.rpdindustries.com
Runma Molding Robot Automation Co. Ltd. +86-769-82181987 https://www.runmarobot.com
Rush Machinery 585-554-3070 http://www.rushmachinery.com
Rush Machinery 585-554-3070 http://www.rushmachinery.com
S.L. Munson & Co. 803-252-3211 https://www.slmunson.com/
Saacke N.A. LLC 704-663-1002 http://www.saacke-usa.com
Saturn Industries 518-828-9956 http://www.saturnedm.com
Sauter North America Inc. 724-207-0900 http://www.sauter-group.us
Sauter North America Inc. 724-207-0900 http://www.sauter-group.us
SCANLAB GmbH +49-89-800746-0 http://www.scanlab.de/en
SCANLAB GmbH +49-89-800746-0 http://www.scanlab.de/en
SCANLAB GmbH +49-89-800746-0 http://www.scanlab.de/en
Schneeberger Inc. 781-271-0140 http://www.schneeberger.com
Schneeberger Inc. 781-271-0140 http://www.schneeberger.com
Schneeberger Inc. 781-271-0140 http://www.schneeberger.com
SCHUNK 919-572-2705 https://www.schunk.com
SCHUNK 919-572-2705 https://www.schunk.com
Schutte Corp. 517-782-3600 http://www.schutteusa.com
Schwanog LLC 847-289-1055 http://www.schwanog.com
Seco Tools LLC 248-528-5200 http://www.secotools.com/us
Seco Tools LLC 248-528-5200 http://www.secotools.com/us
Seneca Falls Machines 315-568-5804 http://www.senecafallsmachines.com
Seneca Falls Machines 315-568-5804 http://www.senecafallsmachines.com
Seneca Falls Machines 315-568-5804 http://www.senecafallsmachines.com
Shuster-Mettler Corp. 203-562-3178 http://www.shustermettler.com
SIC Marking USA 412-487-1165 http://www.sic-marking.com
Siemens Industry Inc. 847-640-1595 http://www.usa.siemens.com/cnc
Siemens Industry Inc. 847-640-1595 http://www.usa.siemens.com/cnc
Single Phase Power Solutions LLC 877-430-5634 https://singlephasepowersolutions.com
Slater Tools 586-465-5000 http://www.slatertools.com
SLM Solutions 248-243-5400 http://slm-solutions.us/
SmalTec Intl. 630-364-1788 http://www.smaltec.com
SmalTec Intl. 630-364-1788 http://www.smaltec.com
Sodick Inc. 847-310-9000 http://www.sodick.com
Solar Atmospheres 215-721-1502 http://www.solaratm.com
Solar Manufacturing Inc. 267-384-5040 http://solarmfg.com
Somma Tool Co. 203-753-2114 http://www.sommatool.com
Somma Tool Co. 203-753-2114 http://www.sommatool.com
Sotech Corp. 262-392-8003 http://sotechcorp.com
Southwick & Meister Inc. 203-237-0000 http://www.s-mcollets.com
Southwick & Meister Inc. 203-237-0000 http://www.s-mcollets.com
SPC Innovations Inc. 410-643-1600 http://www.spcinnovations.com
SPC Innovations Inc. 410-643-1600 http://www.spcinnovations.com
Speedgrip Chuck Co. 574-294-1506 http://www.speedgrip.com
Speedgrip Chuck Co. 574-294-1506 http://www.speedgrip.com
Speedgrip Chuck Co. 574-294-1506 http://www.speedgrip.com
Stace-Allen Chucks Inc. 317-632-2401 http://www.stace-allen.com
Star Cutter Co. 248-474-8200 http://www.starcutter.com
Star SU LLC 847-649-1450 http://www.star-su.com
Star SU LLC 847-649-1450 http://www.star-su.com
Starrag US Inc. 859-534-5201 http://www.starrag.com
Starrag US Inc. 859-534-5201 http://www.starrag.com
Stor-Loc 815-936-0700 http://www.storloc.com
Strausak Inc. 847-281-8550 http://www.strausakusa.com
Striker Systems, Div. of Computer Design 615-672-5132 http://www.strikersystems.com
Structural Machinery Solutions Inc. 812-342-4471 http://www.smscolumbus.com
Suhner Industrial Products 706-235-8046 http://www.suhner.com
Sulzer Machine & Mfg. Inc. 715-443-2569 http://www.sulzermachine.com
Supertec Machinery Inc. 562-220-1675 https://www.supertecusa.com
SupplyPro Inc. 858-587-6400 http://www.supplypro.com
Sure Flow Products LLC 248-380-3569 http://www.flowmetersource.com
T. J. Davies Company Inc. 440-248-5510 https://tjdavies.com
T.M. Smith Tool 586-468-1465 http://www.tmsmith.com
T.M. Smith Tool 586-468-1465 http://www.tmsmith.com
T.M. Smith Tool 586-468-1465 http://www.tmsmith.com
T.M. Smith Tool 586-468-1465 http://www.tmsmith.com
T.M. Smith Tool 586-468-1465 http://www.tmsmith.com
Tapmatic Corporation 208-773-8048 http://www.tapmatic.com
Tapmatic Corporation 208-773-8048 http://www.tapmatic.com
Tapmatic Corporation 208-773-8048 http://www.tapmatic.com
Tapmatic Corporation 208-773-8048 http://www.tapmatic.com
Tapmatic Corporation 208-773-8048 http://www.tapmatic.com
TBI MOTION Technology Co. Ltd. +886-2-2689-2689 http://www.tbimotion.com.tw
TE-CO Mfg. LLC 937-836-0961 http://www.te-co.com
TechMet Carbides 828-624-0222 http://www.techmet.us
Techniks Cutting Tools 317-803-8000 http://www.techniksusa.com
Techniks Cutting Tools 317-803-8000 http://www.techniksusa.com
Technomark North America https://www.technomark-marking.com/fr
The C.H. Hanson Co. 630-848-2000 http://www.chhanson.com
The Grieve Corp. 847-546-8225 http://www.grievecorp.com
The Grinding Doc 512-934-1857 http://www.thegrindingdoc.com
The Mill-Rose Co. 440-255-9171 http://millrose.com
The Pitbull Clamp Co. Inc. 508-869-0373 http://www.pitbullclamp.com
The UP! App 614-407-8674 https://www.theupapp.com
Thermal Care Inc. 847-966-2260 http://www.thermalcare.com
Thermal Care Inc. 847-966-2260 http://www.thermalcare.com
Thermal Vac Arizona 928-250-6050 https://thermalvacaz.com/
THINBIT 260-484-3620 http://www.thinbit.com
Think & Tinker Ltd. 719-488-9640 http://www.precisebits.com
THK America Inc. 800-763-5459 http://www.thk.com
Thompson Grinders Inc. 920-261-7303 http://www.thompsongrind.com
Titan Conveyors 920-982-6600 http://www.titanconveyors.com
Titan Tool Supply Inc. 716-873-9907 http://www.titantoolsupply.com
Tool Systems Inc. 440-461-6363 http://www.toolsystemsinc.com
Tool Systems Inc. 440-461-6363 http://www.toolsystemsinc.com
Tool-Flo Mfg. Inc. 713-941-1080 http://www.toolflo.com
Toolmex Industrial Solutions 508-653-8897 http://www.toolmex.com
Toolmex Industrial Solutions 508-653-8897 http://www.toolmex.com
Toolmex Industrial Solutions 508-653-8897 http://www.toolmex.com
Toyotape Electronic Materials Co.Ltd 86-185-596-7792 https://www.toyotape.com
Toyotape Electronic Materials Co.Ltd 86-185-596-7792 https://www.toyotape.com
Transor Filter USA 847-640-0273 http://www.transorfilter.com
Transor Filter USA 847-640-0273 http://www.transorfilter.com
Tri-Mer Corp. 989-723-7838 http://www.tri-mer.com
Tru Tech Systems Inc. 586-469-2700 http://www.trutechsystems.com
Tru Tech Systems Inc. 586-469-2700 http://www.trutechsystems.com
Tsugami/Rem Sales LLC 860-687-3400 http://www.remsales.com
Tungaloy-NTK America, Inc. 630-227-3700 https://www.tungaloy.com/us/
Tungco Powder Procurement 270-825-0000 https://tungco.com
U.S. Tool Group 573-431-3856 http://www.ustg.net
Ulmer Werkzeug Schleiftechnik +49-0-7305-171-124 http://www.werkzeugschleifen.de
UNIMOVE LLC 610-826-7855 http://www.unimove.com
UNISIG 262-252-3802 http://www.unisig.com
UNISIG 262-252-3802 http://www.unisig.com
Unison Corp. 248-544-9500 http://www.unisoncorp.com
Unist Inc. 616-949-0853 http://www.unist.com
United Grinding North America Inc. 937-847-1234 http://www.grinding.com
United Precision Services 513-851-6900 http://www.unitedprecisionservices.com
Universal Grinding Corp. 216-631-9410 http://www.universalgrinding.com
Universal Grinding Corp. 216-631-9410 http://www.universalgrinding.com
Universal Grinding Corp. 216-631-9410 http://www.universalgrinding.com
Vargus USA 608-756-4930 http://www.vargususa.com
Vargus USA 608-756-4930 http://www.vargususa.com
Vernon Devices Inc. 914-633-0038 http://www.vernondevices.com
Vernon Devices Inc. 914-633-0038 http://www.vernondevices.com
Versa Pullers 574-266-0780 https://versapullers.com
Vesconite Bearings 713-574-7255 http://www.vesconite.com
Viking Drill & Tool Inc. 651-227-8911 http://www.vikingdrill.com
Viking Drill & Tool Inc. 651-227-8911 http://www.vikingdrill.com
Vision Research Inc. 973-696-4500 http://www.phantomhighspeed.com
VisiPak, a Sinclair & Rush Co. 636-282-6800 http://www.visipak.com
VisiPak, a Sinclair & Rush Co. 636-282-6800 http://www.visipak.com
VisiPak, a Sinclair & Rush Co. 636-282-6800 http://www.visipak.com
Vollmer of America 412-278-0655 http://www.vollmer-group.com
Vollmer of America 412-278-0655 http://www.vollmer-group.com
Waldmann Lighting 847-520-1060 http://www.waldmannlighting.com
Walter USA LLC 800-945-5554 https://www.walter-tools.com/en-us/pages/default.aspx
Walter USA LLC 800-945-5554 https://www.walter-tools.com/en-us/pages/default.aspx
Walter USA LLC 800-945-5554 https://www.walter-tools.com/en-us/pages/default.aspx
Walter USA LLC 800-945-5554 https://www.walter-tools.com/en-us/pages/default.aspx
WARDJet Inc. 330-677-9100 http://www.wardjet.com
Watkins Mfg. Inc. 513-563-0440 http://www.saw-lutions.com
Weiler Abrasives 570-595-7495 http://www.weilerabrasives.com
Weiler Abrasives 570-595-7495 http://www.weilerabrasives.com
WEIMA America Inc. https://weima.com/us/
Weldcote 704-739-4115 https://weldcotemetals.com/
Wheeler-Rex 440-998-2788 http://www.wheelerrex.com
Winslow Eng. Inc. 920-921-6404 http://www.winsloweng.com
Winslow Eng. Inc. 920-921-6404 http://www.winsloweng.com
Wm. Sopko & Sons Co. 216-289-1400 http://www.wmsopko.com
Wm. Sopko & Sons Co. 216-289-1400 http://www.wmsopko.com
Wm. Sopko & Sons Co. 216-289-1400 http://www.wmsopko.com
Wm. Sopko & Sons Co. 216-289-1400 http://www.wmsopko.com
Wm. Sopko & Sons Co. 216-289-1400 http://www.wmsopko.com
Wm. Sopko & Sons Co. 216-289-1400 http://www.wmsopko.com
Wm. Sopko & Sons Co. 216-289-1400 http://www.wmsopko.com
YG-1 USA 847-634-3700 http://www.yg1usa.com
Zagar Inc. 216-731-0500 https://www.zagar.com
Zebra Skimmers Corp. 440-349-0141 http://www.zebraskimmers.com
Zema Zselics Ltda. +55 11 4397-6000 http://www.zema.com.br/
Zhejiang Xinhai Valve Manufacturing Co. Ltd. 86-577-66993222 https://www.xhvalves.com/
ZOLLER Inc. 734-332-4851 http://www.zoller.info/us
ZOLLER Inc. 734-332-4851 http://www.zoller.info/us
ZOLLER Inc. 734-332-4851 http://www.zoller.info/us
ZOLLER Inc. 734-332-4851 http://www.zoller.info/us

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ANCA honors its history by producing technology for the need of manufacturers today and in the future.
Branding for Gorilla Mill, a manufacturer of carbide drills, endmills and cutting tools, is simian-themed, aggressive and fun, and it comes with the tagline “Weapons of Mass Production.” The company has grown in employees, distributors and a diverse spread of customers. ANCA's CNC machines have played a large role in Gorilla Mill's progress.
Fast, flexible custom tooling, easy access to tool data through cloud technology and automation are some of the technologies driving tool production processes, according to a recent discussion between two industry executives.
The Weifuautocam Precision Machinery Corporation from Wuxi, China is using a Grindstar profile and cut-off machine from Junker for the production of adjusting screws for high-pressure hydraulic pumps. Weifuautocam, a part of the Weifu Group, began collaborating with Junker in 2000.
Using a Vicivision optical measuring machine to verify quality during grinding and other operations, Italy-based Bavieri Alfeo Precision Mechanics can obtain accurate results in seconds .
After a long hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Grinding Doc video series on Cutting Tool Engineering's website resumes with a special two-hour episode about Cylindrical Master 2020, an Excel program developed by Dr. Jeffrey Badger, aka the Grinding Doc. The 105th episode of the Grinding Doc video series provides a detailed description of the Cylindrical Master program that Badger developed during the pandemic.
Grinding jobs requires strict tolerances. On grinding machines, the tolerances for the dimensions, form and position of finishing processes run tight, and in many cases, shops check these specifications against hard data. Studer machines can use cameras and laser systems to in-process measurements.
The ThyssenKrupp Crankshaft Co. in Danville, Illinois, operates up to 21 shifts per week to produce forged crankshafts for the North American heavy-duty automotive, truck, and engine markets. Meeting production needs requires precise technology, including a Zema Numerika GH1500 grinding machine from Junker.
Whether operators use neat oils or water-miscible coolants in wet cutting machine tools or tool grinding machines, the coolants are subject to heavy contamination. VOMAT technology offers a variety of clean coolant technology to solve this problem and produce better cuts.
When considering upgrading a cylindrical grinding process from a conventional vitrified aluminum oxide or ceramic wheel to Vitrified cBN (VitcBN), there are 5 main reasons that can help justify the use of cBN over conventional abrasive grains. 
Schunk, a premium tooling and resharpening company in Germany, utilizes state-of-the-art grinding systems and an ANCA workflow RFID system to finish job packets in a chaotic fashion driven by production needs rather than by job order.
The US cutting tool manufacturer McQuade Industries Inc. has implemented a CNC upgrade program for its roster of 5-axis insert grinders, and the upgrades shaved more than ten minutes per part off the production time of complex geometry cutting tools.
Reducing the environmental footprint in a production plant is often achieved with state-of-the-art production equipment, but many companies are looking to improve on these achievements.Oil filtration might be a good way to help improve the environment.
Kratzer GmbH & Co. is a Offenburg, Germany-based precision manufacturer of components made from a wide range of materials that must meet the exacting standards required by its high-tech cuustomers. The company meets these specifications in part through investing in state-of-the-art equipment including grinding machines, machining centers, lathes, metrology equipment. Recently, the company invested in new grinding technology as well as a new filtration system.
Tooling manufacturers must machine tools to cut an evolving array of materials from exotic metals to composites and meet ever-more exacting tolerances and produce more complex shapes and radii.
As a specialty toolmaker, Dew Tool Grinding Services Inc. always has relied heavily on the software of tool grinding machines.
Junker Group's RETROFiT service provides many benefits for customers by modernizing used machines and bringing them up to the latest technical standards. Compared with purchasing a new machine, RETROFiT supplies savings of up to 60%. Renault Portugal SA took advantage of this program and opted to retrofit two Quickpoint cylindrical grinding machines.
Guards on grinding machines are particularly important for ensuring operator safety. Grinding wheels seldom burst, but when they do, there is a great risk of serious injury to the machine operator. Recent studies suggest, however, that the enclosures commonly used in gear grinding machines, for example, could be overdesigned at present. Investigations conducted by the VDW (Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken – German Machine Tool Builders' Association) and the Institute of Machine Tools and Factory Management (IWF) at TU Berlin reveal that it is possible to use safety guards which are up to 70% thinner, depending on the width of the grinding wheel. These findings are leading to changes in ISO standardization.
It took six years of experimentation and trial and error along with tool grinding know-how for West Ohio Tool Co., a specialty cutting tool shop in Russells Point, Ohio, to develop its own commercially available cutting tool. The revolutionary tool is a solid PCD drill that generates from 800,000 to 1,000,000 holes in die cast aluminum without regrind or re-tipping required.
After 14 years in service, a Studer S40 grinding machine that had over 45,000 hours of run time now produces precision components to tolerances it achieved when brand new. The Studer factory in Switzerland performed the rebuild that involved completely overhauling the machine, and while doing so also provided the machine’s owner LMT Kieninger with a loaner to ensure the customer’s production would continue uninterrupted.
At ANCA, the company's success has been underpinned by listening to its customer’s needs. Rather than only offer a standard product range, the builder of grinding machines often delivers custom solutions. ANCA’s engineering team can custom design mechanical, electrical, software and process solutions to enhance the standard product range and meet unique customer requirements.
Dressing/conditioning diamond and CBN Borazon grinding wheels, resin- and metal-bond only, is one of the most overlooked processes. And most dressing is done insufficiently.
Over 1,500 international visitors experienced new technologies from precision machining and current trends in the manufacturing industry at the Grinding Symposium 2019 held May 8-10 by the United Grinding Group in Thun, Switzerland. Customers, experts and company representatives used the opportunity for one-on-one conversations.
With words like quality, innovation and superior service defining this global manufacturer, it was only natural that the company would seek a partner with equally high standards when it came time to source its new centerless grinder.
Generally, when using abrasive wheels to grind parts, a dressing tool is required to maintain form and finish within specifications. Several options exist when choosing the type of dressing tool for an operation. These include single-point diamond tools, diamonds blade tools, form or plunge roll diamond wheels and “rotary single-point,” or “traversing rotary,” dressing.
Founded in 1952, New Jersey-based Glebar has designed and manufactured grinding machines for many different types of metal and other components, ranging from 60- to 80-HRC stainless parts to 0.002"-dia. titanium parts. For one application, an OEM of machine tooling equipment wished to increase output for steel tap blanks used to drill threaded holes as used in the machining and tooling industry.
Precision grinding results in the material removal of metals of all kinds and crystalline materials of all kinds, i.e. glass, quartz, ceramic, ferrite, abrasives, stone and other materials that cannot be machined with conventional cutting tools. These materials are too hard, abrasive, and require dimensions, tolerances and surface finishes otherwise not achieved easily or cost effectively with any other method.
Sometimes manufacturing can feel like a battle between David and Goliath. But in the era of automation, think Industry 4.0, manufacturers are discovering the advantages to being smaller. Automation technology has leveled the playing field and now smaller means nimble, niche and, for the first time, heading in the same direction as the big guys.
Fraisa SA is a family-owned business that offers its customers a complete range of endmills, drills and taps. The toolmaker provides a full customer service offering with logistics, specials, regrinding and recycling of tools. With its headquarters in Bellach, Switzerland, Fraisa has a strong position in Europe and entered the U.S. and Chinese markets in the last 10 years.
In addition to TIR (total indicator runout) is the dimension of the grinding wheel side flutter, runout, roundness and tolerance. This is accomplished by truing, dressing, forming and conditioning.
CNC tool grinder manufacturers can offer application support to find the perfect mix for effective processes. Eric Schwarzenbach, president of Rollomatic Inc., discusses how the right partner can help.
Some strange light and soft metals used in aerospace applications have proven to be difficult to precision abrasive grind because they are stringy, gummy, load wheel surfaces easily, get hot quickly and have slow material-removal rates. These include stainless steel alloys and nickel-base materials.
Usually, a grinding process can be improved by simply picking the low-hanging fruit. Grinding wheel manufacturer Meister Abrasives USA Inc., North Kingstown, R.I., recommends trying that approach first by selecting a single variable and significantly changing it.
To achieve the quality and productivity requirements for most precision grinding operations, it is necessary that the grinding wheel is trued and dressed prior to grinding and periodically during the grinding operation. The truing process is initially carried out to correct for any wheel runout, create the required profile on the wheel, and condition the grinding wheel face.
Can dressing superabrasive wheels, segments, saw blades and mandrels increase productivity?Yes, dressing done properly increases productivity.
United Grinding North America Inc., Miamisburg, Ohio, will host "The Artistry of the Grinding Universe Event" April 18-19 at its new 110,000-sq.-ft. headquarters. The free 2-day educational event will give attendees an opportunity to explore the latest grinding technologies, automation and measurement systems that provide the turnkey solutions required to keep pace in today's evolving manufacturing landscape.
Many manufacturers in the aerospace industry depend on high-precision, complex specialized cutting tools and want them as quickly as possible. However, not all tool grinding shops can meet that challenge. Almar Tools Inc., Camas, Wash., is one that can. To succeed where others often fail, the shop takes a simple straight-forward three-prong approach that consists of efficient production practices and highly trained machinists paired with the latest in tool grinding machine technology.
"Shaping Success Together" is Vollmer's motto at the international trade fair GrindTec 2018 in Augsburg, Germany. The specialist in grinding and eroding machines has further developed both technologies and services for its sharpening and machine tools in close communication with customers and partners.
If you want to produce high-precision profile inserts, your tapered diamond grinding wheels need to be dressed on a regular basis. Haas opts for the profile accuracy of the XING dressing technique inside the machine.
Rollomatic Inc. hosted an open house Nov. 7-9 at its headquarters in Mundelein, Ill. In addition to displaying the latest Rollomatic and Strausak grinding machines, as well as a Platit tool coating machine, the event offered attendees an opportunity see a demonstration of Rollomatic’s software for Industry 4.0.
Not every holemaking job requires a high-performance, solid-carbide or PCD-tipped drill with an advanced coating. For many, a HSS jobber drill will suffice.
Although picks, or plectra, for playing musical instruments are commonly plastic injection molded or stamped, some are machined.
Historically, the round tool cutting industry hasn’t offered many educational events to customers for collaboration. 3M is on a mission to change that.
We all know that as grinding wheels wear and get smaller, they eventually stub out, requiring replacement. But what really happens as they wear? Does performance change? Do wheels act or behave differently as they wear? Do we need to change the grinding or dress parameters throughout whel life to compensate for these changes?
Jet Tool & Cutter launched in 1968 as a small cutter regrind shop, taking orders on paper and mailing quotes back to the customer. Since then, the bustling, growing firm has worked out the solution that allows it to quickly produce a wide variety of high-quality carbide cutting tools for aerospace, firearms and general machining applications. Its solution allows the shop to meet tightening customer demands for quality and quick delivery while facing a shrinking pool of available skilled hands.
Everyone’s talking about it – the fourth industrial revolution. Rollomatic S.A., based in Le Landeron, Switzerland, is one of the companies setting a course for an interconnected future for machinery. After all, although precision is still a top priority for Rollomatic customers, aspects such as monitoring of machinery and production processes from anywhere in the world are growing more important by the day.
Pinch grinding offers aggressive material-removal rates, excellent concentricity and low part runout when prepping cutting tool blanks.
ANCA Inc. will expand its plant in Wixom, Mich., by 50 percent, expanding its inventory and spare parts warehouse capacity, adding a dedicated customer focus and training center, and doubling its machine demonstration area. The announcement was made by Russell Riddiford, ANCA president. ANCA, a private company, did not disclose the dollar value of the investment.
The first automobile internal-combustion engines used a camshaft to open and close poppet valves. Now, more than 100 years later, camshafts are still used and their basic function hasn’t changed—even though camshaft geometries, materials, surface finishes and tolerances have improved greatly to achieve better fuel economy, lower emissions and larger torque.
Meister Abrasives USA Inc. in December 2015 added an advanced CNC manufacturing system to its lineup, making it possible for the North Kingstown, R.I., company to manufacture large diameter external wheels in the United States using equipment, materials and a manufacturing process identical to those used by its parent corporation in Switzerland. The new CNC system is said to be capable of producing large vit CBN and diamond abrasive wheels up to 1,225mm (about 4') in diameter.
United Grinding North America Inc. will highlight methods for improving tool performance using the latest advancements in grinding at a Tool Event on July 22-23 at the company's facility in Fredericksburg, Va. Attendees will also get a preview of a new two-in-one machine with a minimal footprint that provides eroding and grinding of PCD and carbide tools in one setup, according to the company. 
Minnesota Business Magazine announced the companies has selected for this year's 100 Best Companies to Work for Award. Midwest Industrial Tool Grinding, Inc., Hutchinson, Minn., a first-time applicant and recipient, has been recognized as "the best that McLeod County has to offer" for work environment, employee benefits and culture, according to the company. 
Titan Tool Supply, Buffalo, N.Y., offers a range of deburring and microfinishing tools, including grinding and bottoming pins, grinding wheels, polishing products, miniature diamond files, Swiss needle files, diamond needle files, scrapers and blades and Uni-Vise blade and file handles. 
To celebrate the opening of its new facility in Irvine, Calif., GF Machining Solutions will hold an open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony Oct. 9-10. During the event, visitors can tour the facility and consult with application and product specialists from the company.
Midwest Industrial Tool Grinding Inc. hosted a tour of its Hutchinson, Minn., facility on April 22, 2014, that included representatives from LifeScience Alley (LSA), a trade association with 680 members from U.S. life sciences industry, and the Hutchinson (Minn.) Economic Development Association (EDA). The event at MITGI was part of a larger tour of Minnesota by the LSA and EDA in an effort to cultivate relationships and connect industry partners in the state. 
CNC machine tool manufacturer Rollomatic Inc., Mundelein, Ill., is exhibiting several new products during the GrindTec show in Augsburg, Germany, to be held March 19-22, 2014. One product on display is the GrindSmart 6-axis CNC grinder that is furnished with a traveling work head that can produce drills with a flute length up to 12". In addition, other solid-carbide drills and high-performance endmills can be manufactured. Features include a camera to locate coolant holes and a 6-station wheel and nozzle changer. 
Sharpening diamond-tipped and solid carbide rotary tools will be the focal point of Vollmer's display at Stand 1017 at the GrindTec 2014 international grinding technology trade fair, to be held March 19 to 22 in Augsburg, Germany. The grinding and erosion machine company will demo its new VGrind 160 grinding center, the company's first for processing carbide rotary tools.
United Grinding North America, the Miamisburg, Ohio-based provider of cylindrical grinding machine tools, has scheduled a six-city demonstration tour of the United States, as well as two open house events in Canada and Mexico, to demonstrate its STUDER S11 production workpiece.
On Jan. 1, 2014, GF AgieCharmilles, Geneva, Switzerland, will become GF Machining Solutions, underscoring the fact that parent company Georg Fischer AG (GF) is a unified company with three divisions. Along with the name change, a new design style on the GF Machining Solutions Web site and sales literature will be gradually implemented, according to the company. GF AgieCharmille's U.S. operation is based in Lincolnshire, Ill. 
The opening of the new facility included a traditional Japanese Kagami-Biraki ceremony, where a barrel of sake is broken open with wooden mallets. Several customers, dealership representatives, city officials, Shigiya employees and other invited guests were present for the event. 
Körber Schleifring, the Hamburg, Germany provider of grinding machine technology and its North American arm, Miamisburg, Ohio-based United Grinding Technologies, have merged under the new brand name United Grinding  Group — Körber Solutions, a move that expands the company's global market position in relation to technology, service and volume.
United Grinding North America, Inc. welcomes manufacturers to its Fredericksburg, Va., facility on Nov. 20 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to experience the latest technology and trends in PCD tool manufacturing, featuring live demonstrations from its WALTER and EWAG brands.  
Three related manufacturing companies have launched new Web sites. Contour Precision Group, a manufacturer of complex prismatic parts; Huffman LLC, a builder of profile grinding machines, laser powder fusion cladding and welding machines and waterjet machines; and Springfield Manufacturing LLC, a provider of advanced manufacturing solutions, are all based in Clover, S.C.  

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Rollomatic USA and Strausak featured two new tool grinding machines during its three-day open house held Nov. 9-11 at Rollomatic's Mundelein, Illinois, facility.
Star Cutter’s NXT 5-axis Tool Grinder is a versatile 5-axis CNC machine, features a small footprint and a large grind zone. The machine can run small and large diameter wheels and is designed in a modular fashion that offers quick adaptation to application requirements.
Two technologies, one machine: The new VOLLMER VHybrid 360 combines the strengths of an innovative grinding machine and a proven powerful erosion machine. Allowing you to switch between the two functions in no time! Efficient processing and powerful machining of carbide tools with diameters of up to 50 mm. 
At The Grinding Doc, we put together this short video with some of our more popular electron-microscope photos. Take a look. It might just change how you see grinding. 
Jeffrey Badger, Ph.D., discusses the grinding principles at work that cause chatter in the 106th episode of The Grinding Doc video series.
After a long hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, The Grinding Doc video series on Cutting Tool Engineering's website resumes with a special two-hour episode about Cylindrical Master 2020, an Excel program developed by Dr. Jeffrey Badger, aka The Grinding Doc.
You are looking for a powerful, flexible, reliable, and rigid tool and cutter grinding machine with an easy-to-use control and a variety of available options, including part loading and tool changing automation.
Abrasive Technology Inc. discusses how superabrasive grinding wheels and tools with electroplated bonds are able to maintain tight-tolerance forms, provide freer cutting, and hold form or profile from the first cut to the last. In addition, the tools can be stripped and replated.
Jeffrey Badger, Ph.D., aka The Grinding Doc, offers a light-hearted quick overview of "The Book of Grinding," which he published for shop employees who want to educate themselves about grinding. Watch the 104th episode of the Grinding Doc video series.
Do you want to grind carbide tools and erode PCD tools with high productivity? The new VHybrid 360 from Vollmer of America Corp. combines the strengths of an innovative grinding machine and a proven, powerful erosion machine.
Dr. Jeffrey Badger provides a simple, if not pretty, solution to a nasty cylindrical grinding problem — when the side of a grinding wheel meets a flat surface. Watch the 103rd episode of the Grinding Doc video series.
For the 102nd Grinding Doc episode, Dr. Jeffrey Badger covers the impact that thermal softening, residual tensile stresses and rehardening burn have on fatigue life in steel workpieces.
Jeffrey Badger, Ph.D., takes a detailed look at the impact different grinding approaches have on cup wheel wear in the 101st episode of the Grinding Doc video series.
In the 100th episode of CTE's Grinding Doc video series, Dr. Jeffrey Badger discusses his least favorite subject—chatter.
The Grinding Doc helps a shop understand the source of the spiral marks showing up on a part, and offers a potential solution.
The Grinding Doc urges shops to carefully determine where to start their rapid in-feed if they want to reduce cycle time for a cylindrical OD plunge grinding operation.
The Grinding Doc cautions shops about improving coolant in all grinding operations. Depending on the type of grinding and the job requirements, less coolant can be more.
Cutting Tool Engineering's Ask The Grinding Doc columnist, Jeffrey Badger, Ph.D., shares a common gripe among shops faced with the formation of oxidation burn during a grinding operation.
Rigibore’s special tooling capabilities allow multiple features to be machined on a single tool, performing two or more critical operations simultaneously, reducing cycle time.
The Star NXT tool grinder offers a focused design to deliver a maximized grind zone with our smallest footprint to date.
The VGrind 360, VOLLMER’s latest tool grinding machine, is equipped with enhanced travel distances in order to machine carbide tools up to a diameter of 100 millimeters.
In the second of this two-episode Grinding Doc report, Dr. Jeffrey Badger runs a few numbers to determine a suitable overlap ratio.
In part one of this report, the Grinding Doc acknowledges how maddening dressing can be when diamonds wear away and develop larger and larger flat areas.
The marketing folks at Fritz Studer AG, Thun, Switzerland, understand the importance of having a distinctive, eye-catching location for introducing grinding machines. In March, they selected the Hagerbach Test Gallery in the canton of Graubünden in Switzerland to host the Studer Press Event 2019.
Capable of achieving a surface finish better than 0.2 Ra with run out of less than 2 microns, this four axes grinder for grinding tool blanks complements ANCA's full machine range.
Cutting Tool Engineering visits the Star plant in Elk Rapids, Michigan, to learn more about the market demand that led to the NXT Tool Grinder machine from Star SU.
Cutting Tool Engineering's Ask the Grinding Doc columnist, Dr. Jeffrey Badger, addresses deflection problems where coolant meets the grind zone.
M4000 is the universal system for all users who want to have as many options as possible when milling. The M4000 range can master all machining tasks with one type of indexable insert.
The Grinding Doc dispels the myth that switching from up grinding to down grinding eliminates burn and cuts wheel wear in half.
Does your measurement device for cylindrically ground workpieces output cryptic displays of UPRs and FFTs? What exactly are “undulations per rev” and “Fourier Transforms”? The 91st episode of the CTE Grinding Doc video series discusses these outputs and what they mean.
The Grinding Doc favors the Q-prime calculation over feed rates when assessing the productivity of a cylindrical grinding operation.
The CDM series wheel profiling machine from CUMI is ergonomically designed with operator friendly features for applications such as dressing and profiling of straight and convex diamond or CBN grinding wheels mounted on a wheel pack.
Since 1978, MIP has designed and manufactured high quality tools and aftermarket parts for high-performance RC race cars. In recent years, MIP saw demand for their products increase significantly, especially their world-renowned hex wrenches. MIP turned to Excalibur Tools and FANUC America to design and build an automated six-axis grinding center that resulted in a 300% increase in production.
Blanchard grinding has typically been a manual process for many shops. The simplicity of the dials and handwheels found on Blanchard grinders still work well and get the job done. However, there’s an even easier way to run a Blanchard through the addition of a CNC.
The Grinding Doc examines the forces at work when cylindrical grinding produces round workpieces one minute, then something resembling a fried egg or a flower the next.
Jeffrey Badger, Ph.D., CTE’s Ask The Grinding Doc columnist, explains the cause of what he calls “fish-scale chatter” in the 88th episode of the Grinding Doc video series. Fun fact, there are 4,312 different types of chatter.
How do you know your coolant velocity? The Grinding Doc says the best — and perhaps most accurate — way to determine coolant exit velocity is with the Ol’ Bucket & Stopwatch Technique. It’ll take five minutes and tell you how close you are to wheel speed.
For the 86th episode in the Grinding Doc video series from Cutting Tool Engineering, Dr. Jeffrey Badger encourages shops to true a taper in the wheel when they perform cup wheel grinding.
Launched in November, the FCP4 High Production Drill Grinder is capable of producing a completed drill in 20 seconds, according to ANCA Inc., Wixom, Mich. Intended for tradespeople within the high-volume commodity drill market, the company said the new FCP4 High Production Drill Grinder can produce drills from 0.8mm to 4.0mm.
Watch Cutting Tool Engineering's special three-part video report that follows along as Rush Machinery in Rushville, N.Y., and Jeffrey Badger, Ph.D., a.k.a. the Grinding Doc, collaborate to establish scientific truing parameters. The report encompasses episodes 83, 84 and 85 of CTE's Grinding Doc video series.
Thanks to a collaboration between Dr. Jeffrey Badger and Rush Machinery in Rushville, N.Y., shops now have some practical guidelines when it comes to truing parameters. Badger shares some of this new-found advice in 85th episode of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc video series. 
PFERD Inc.'s CC-GRIND®-SOLID for controlled rough grinding applications integrates a fibreglass backer and a high-performance coated abrasive that is said to be 40 percent more productive than reinforced grinding wheels. To illustrate the point, PFERD filmed a demonstration comparing the CC-GRIND-SOLID to one of its own conventional rough grinding wheels and that of a competitor.
For the 84th episode of the CTE Grinding Doc video series, Dr. Jeffrey Badger offers some preliminary results and observations from his work with Rush Machinery to establish scientific truing parameters.
For the 83rd episode of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc video series, Dr. Jeffrey Badger visits with Rush Machinery in Rushville, N.Y., to begin a three-part series devoted to establishing scientific truing parameters. With the help of Rush Machinery President Bill Freese, Badger conducts a series of truing tests using the Grinding Doc Grindometer.
For the 82nd episode of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc video series, Dr. Jeffrey Badger explains why using the Barkhausen Noise Signal to assess grinding burn is a tricky business.
Dr. Jeffrey Badger examines why many shops experience pain when cylindrical grinding a face, or shoulder, in the 81st episode of the Ask the Grinding Doc video series, which is produced in collaboration with Cutting Tool Engineering.
Using a Norton SG grit wheel, a shop turned to the Grinding Doc to find out why they suddenly lose form on the 7th or 8th part. To prevent bad parts, the shop dresses the wheel after every 5th part.
A shop sometimes experiences burn when using a CBN wheel to cylindrically plunge-grind a part. Slowing down doesn't help. Dr. Jeffrey Badger, who writes the Ask the Grinding Doc column for Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, offers a remedy.
Dr. Jeffrey Badger, who writes the Ask the Grinding Doc column for Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, offers a closer look at TG grit in the 78th episode of the Grinding Doc video series.
As an independent grinding consultant to companies around the globe, Dr. Jeffrey Badger occasionally is asked if he sees differences in grinding from one country to another.
Jeffrey Badger, Ph.D., addresses the difference between grinding ceramic material versus steel in the 76th episode of the Grinding Doc video series.
A shop contacted the Grinding Doc to find out why it was getting a "horrible" surface finish when it first puts on an electroplated wheel. Dr. Jeffrey Badger, who writes the Ask The Grinding Doc column for Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, explains the issue in the 75th episode of the Grinding Doc video series.
A shop asks Dr. Jeffrey Badger about applying Norton SG grits in the 74th episode of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine's Grinding Doc video series.
Thomas Simmich, Schütte LLC's group leader for global medical market sales, is interviewed at IMTS 2016 by Bernard & Company, an industrial advertising and public relations agency. Simmich discusses the company's new 325 linear grinder with collaborative robot integration.
In the 73rd episode of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc Video Series, consultant Dr. Jeffrey Badger discusses options for eliminating burr during grinding. Or is it even possible?
Dr. Jeffrey Badger, Cutting Tool Engineering's "Ask the Grinding Doc" columnist, offers some simple advice for detecting whether your wheel has loading.
Dr. Jeffrey Badger explains the significance of “size effect” in the latest episode of the Grinding Doc Video Series.
Is grinding a chip-formation process similar to turning? That's the question fielded by Dr. Jeffrey Badger, grinding consultant and author of the Ask The Grinding Doc column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.
Jeffrey Badger, Ph.D., , the host of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc Video Series, explains the difference between friable grits and tough grits in the 69th episode of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine's Grinding Doc Video Series.
Dr. Jeffrey Badger, the host of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc Video Series, helps a shop that appears to be grinding good pistons, but complaints about cracking from the customer suggest otherwise. In his 68th episode, Badger explains what's happening and how the shop could miss potential problems despite inspection efforts.
A shop seeks the Grinding Doc’s advice regarding plans to improve cutting tool quality by improving surface finish in the 67th episode of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine's Grinding Doc Video Series.
A shop asks Dr. Jeffrey Badger, Cutting Tool Engineering magazine's "Ask the Grinding Doc" columnist, whether it's better to take several small, fast passes versus one large, slow pass when pinch-peel grinding tungsten-carbide shafts. Visit The Grinding Doc website for more advice from Dr. Jeffrey Badger at http://www.thegrindingdoc.com.
A shop creep-feed grinding hardened steel using a water-based coolant kept running into trouble after grinding for a few hours. Everything would be grinding along fine, but then—WHAM—really bad burn would bring the job to a halt. And the burn wouldn't go away until the shop dressed the wheel again. Dr. Jeffrey Badger, the host of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc Video Series, provides some insight and a solution in the 65th episode of the video series.
Episode 64 of the Grinding Doc video series: When pushed to use a tri-grit wheel to cup-wheel grind tungsten carbide sawblade teeth, a shop turned to the Grinding Doc for some guidance. About the Grinding Doc Video Series: Thanks to his work as an independent grinding consultant and the author of the "Ask the Grinding Doc" column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, Dr. Jeffrey Badger routinely receives questions about grinding from shops all over the world. Through the magazine column and this video series, he provides shops with the insight and guidance they seek.
Dr. Jeffrey Badger, the host of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc Video Series, offers his take on the effectiveness of scrubber nozzles.
About the Grinding Doc Video Series: Thanks to his work as an independent grinding consultant and the author of the "Ask the Grinding Doc" column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, Dr. Jeffrey Badger routinely receives questions about grinding from shops all over the world. Through the magazine column and this video series, he provides shops with the insight and guidance they seek.
The Grinding Doc offers insight to a shop worried that it’s wasting abrasive on half-worn electroplated CBN wheels. About the Grinding Doc Video Series: Thanks to his work as an independent grinding consultant and the author of the "Ask the Grinding Doc" column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, Dr. Jeffrey Badger routinely receives questions about grinding from shops all over the world. Through the magazine column and this video series, he provides shops with the insight and guidance they seek.
A machine shop turned to Dr. Jefffrey Badger—the Grinding Doc—seeking relief from the painfully long cycle times endured grinding cermets. The Grinding Doc explains what the shop should do to stop the pain. About the Grinding Doc Video Series: Thanks to his work as an independent grinding consultant and the author of the "Ask the Grinding Doc" column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, Dr. Jeffrey Badger routinely receives questions about grinding from shops all over the world. Through the magazine column and this video series, he provides shops with the insight and guidance they seek.
Episode 60 of the Grinding Doc Video Series involves a shop that was cylindrical grinding a 50mm diameter part that proved to be out of spec despite in-process gauging that showed otherwise. About the Grinding Doc Video Series: Thanks to his work as an independent grinding consultant and the author of the "Ask the Grinding Doc" column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, Dr. Jeffrey Badger routinely receives questions about grinding from shops all over the world. Through the magazine column and this video series, he provides shops with the insight and guidance they seek.
In the 59th episode of our Grinding Doc Video Series, Dr. Jeffrey Badger examines the new Cubitron II grit. The research cited in this episode is described in detail in the April 2014 edition of the Welding Journal. About the Grinding Doc Video Series: Thanks to his work as an independent grinding consultant and the author of the "Ask the Grinding Doc" column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, Dr. Jeffrey Badger routinely receives questions about grinding from shops all over the world. Through the magazine column and this video series, he provides shops with the insight and guidance they seek.
Dr. Jeffrey Badger helps a shop that's having frequent issues with wheel loading when grinding hardened steel and stainless steel. About the Grinding Doc Video Series: Thanks to his work as an independent grinding consultant and the author of the "Ask the Grinding Doc" column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, Dr. Jeffrey Badger routinely receives questions about grinding from shops all over the world. Through the magazine column and this video series, he provides shops with the insight and guidance they seek.
How close do you need to get the coolant nozzle to the grinding wheel? Dr. Jeffrey Badger offers some direction. About the Grinding Doc Video Series: Thanks to his work as an independent grinding consultant and the author of the "Ask the Grinding Doc" column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, Dr. Jeffrey Badger routinely receives questions about grinding from shops all over the world. Through the magazine column and this video series, he provides shops with the insight and guidance they seek.
For one shop, increasing wheel speed when cup-wheel grinding usually reduces wheel wear, but sometimes it increases wear. The shop sought the advice of Dr. Jeffrey Badger in the 56th episode of our Grinding Doc Video Series. About the Grinding Doc Video Series: Thanks to his work as an independent grinding consultant and the author of the "Ask the Grinding Doc" column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, Dr. Jeffrey Badger routinely receives questions about grinding from shops all over the world. Through the magazine column and this video series, he provides shops with the insight and guidance they seek.
United Grinding unveils new machine at IMTS 2014.
Quick overview of the Helitronic Vision 400 at the United Grinding booth during IMTS 2014.
Rollomatic USA debuts its new 528XF grinding machine to grind long, thin drills at its booth during IMTS 2014.
Dr. Jeffrey Badger, author of the "Ask the Grinding Doc" column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine and host of CTE's Grinding Doc Video Series, previews his 3-day High Intensity Grinding Course.
A machinist wrote to Dr. Jeffrey Badger, author of the "Ask the Grinding Doc" column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, because the "old-timers" in the shop tell him he has to dress at the same wheel speed he uses to grind. The machinist wanted to know if that was true, and, if so, why? 
A shop surface grinding 12" x 36" plates has to remove 1/8" of material on both sides, but the cycle time is a killer. To find a way to reduce the cycle time, the shop turned to Dr. Jeffrey Badger, author of the "Ask the Grinding Doc" column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine and the host of our Grinding Doc Video Series.
Dr. Jeffrey Badger, the host of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc Video Series, offers a checklist for shops contemplating a switch from aluminum oxide to CBN wheels. About the Grinding Doc Video Series: Thanks to his work as an independent grinding consultant and the author of the "Ask the Grinding Doc" column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, Dr. Jeffrey Badger routinely receives questions about grinding from shops all over the world.
A coolant supplier having trouble getting customers to try a new product turned to Dr. Jeffrey Badger, the host of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc Video Series, for some insight into how the supplier could convince shops to change coolant. About the Grinding Doc Video Series: Thanks to his work as an independent grinding consultant and the author of the "Ask the Grinding Doc" column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, Dr. Jeffrey Badger routinely receives questions about grinding from shops all over the world.
Dr. Jeffrey Badger, the host of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc Video Series, fields a question from a shop hoping to find a faster way to find the sweet spot when cylindrical-plunge grinding tugsten-carbide shafts. About the Grinding Doc Video Series: Thanks to his work as an independent grinding consultant and the author of the "Ask the Grinding Doc" column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, Badger routinely receives questions about grinding from shops all over the world.
A shop that cylindrical-grinds tungsten-carbide is running into trouble maintaining optimal parameters when switching to a larger diameter. Dr. Jeffrey Badger, the host of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc Video Series, offers some insight.
Superior Tool Service Inc. offers a look at the company's shop and its ANCA CNC tool grinding machines, along with its conventional tool grinding machine, in operation.
A shop seeks relief from the burn experienced during its creep-feed grinding operations. Given that slowing down the feed rate only helped a little, and only for a short time, the shop sought an alternative solution from Dr. Jeffrey Badger, the host of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc Video Series.
Chevalier Machinery Inc.'s column type, high-precision, 3-axis surface grinder series includes a new PLC controller that provides grind cycles for rough grinding, fine grinding, spark-out passes and an optional automatic over-wheel dresser with compensation to fully automate the grind process.
Norton Abrasives video focuses on Norton Vitrium3, which has been engineered for maximum performance and cost savings in precision grinding.
The Abrasive Technology culture is built around finding creative ways to solve problems for our customers, mostly with diamond and CBN grinding wheels and tools.
Dr. Jeffrey Badger, the host of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc Video Series, fields a question from a shop grinding hardened steel with a CBN wheel. Though the shop is using a high-pressure cleaning nozzle, it doesn't seem to help much. The shop wants to know how much pressure they need in the nozzle?
In the 47th episode of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc Video Series, the Grinding Doc—Dr. Jeffrey Badger—suggests that a shop look at its dressing policy if it hopes to reduce its wheel consumption.
A shop using electroplated grinding wheels observed a horrible surface finish on the first several parts produced by a new wheel. Though the surface finish gradually improves, the shop turned to the Grinding Doc for a solution to the problem. Dr. Jeffrey Badger, the host of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc Video Series, takes a look at the problem in the 46th episode of the video series.
A shop is grinding hardened steel, and periodically switches between a CBN wheel and an aluminum-oxide wheel. Given that the shop is getting pretty much the same material removal rate, surface finish and cycle times with both wheels, the shop is beginning to wonder if it's really worth it to use a CBN wheel. Dr. Jeffrey Badger, the host of Cutting Tool Engineering's Grinding Doc Video Series, responds in the 45th episode of the video series.
For the 44th episode of the Grinding Doc Video Series, a shop recently asked Dr. Jeffrey Badger, Cutting Tool Engineering magazine's Ask the Grinding Doc columnist, to settle an argument about the best way to run the dresser when rotary plunge diamond dressing aluminum-oxide wheels.
For the 43rd episode Cutting Tool Engineering magazine's Grinding Doc Video Series, Dr. Jeffrey Badger helps a shop having trouble getting its CBN wheel to open up before it burns the first few hardened steel parts, which then must be scrapped.
Join United Grinding Technologies for an in-depth look at cylindrical match grinding in an on-demand Webinar that addresses the need for match grinding, the principles behind match grinding, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of the process.
Dr. Jeffrey Badger, the host of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine's Grinding Doc Video Series, addresses how appearances can be deceiving for shops engaging in traverse disc grinding in the 42nd episode of the video series.
Are diamonds a machine shop's best friend? Dr. Jeffrey Badger, the host of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine's Grinding Doc Video Series, takes a close look at the question in the 41st episode of the video series.
Dr. Jeffrey Badger, the host of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine's Grinding Doc Video Series, helps a shop that's getting cracking at the corner radius of a tungsten-carbide part in the 40th episode of  the video series.
A shop experiencing on-again, off-again waviness issues during cylindrical OD grinding operations asks Dr. Jeffrey Badger why the problem comes and goes in the 39th episode of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine's Grinding Doc Video Series. Badger, the host of video series, provides some insight.
In this 38th episode of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine's Grinding Doc Video Series, host Dr. Jeffrey Badger helps a shop deal with the brown, yellow and blue marks that keep appearing on an unground surface. He addresses the difference between oxidation burn, or rust, and genuine thermal damage.
A shop that grinds tungsten-carbide endmills using a resin-bonded diamond wheel turned to Dr. Jeffrey Badger for the 37th episode of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine's Grinding Doc Video Series because one of the shop's wheel suppliers was talking about Q prime values. According to the supplier, the shop should be using a Q prime value of 6 or 7. So the shop asked the Grinding Doc, "What's up with Q prime values?"

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Flexibility is a key feature of the tap grinding process on the TapX. The specially designed machine and powerful ToolRoom software ensure a vast range of tap types and sizes can be designed and manufactured in one set-up. Combine this with the benefits of quick changeover time and it's not hard to see how TapX can increase productivity and reduce lead times.
The FX7 ULTRA not only grinds tools faster than other machines, but also produces tools with both finer surface finishes and greater accuracy — which means superior tool performance and quality.
The core components of the machine stayed the same. The spindle columns were repositioned to replace the gantry mechanism. This one change allowed for several previous components to be removed, making the machine more open and maintenance-friendly. The main change is that we have incorporated a Fanuc robot within the machine for the movement of parts.
Utilizing ANCA’s machine platforms with a robot cell, blanket grinding offers flexibility across a range of tool sizes and applications. Blanket grinding allows for full automation of tools of similar geometries, by consolidating all tool grinding processes into one single machine. A batch of complete finished tools can be produced without interruption directly from lengths of ground bar stock with no operator intervention.
In addition to offering fast cutting speed, Tiger 2.0 wheels last up to 40% longer to increase efficiency in operations’ cutting and grinding applications. The wheels feature an award-winning blotter design that includes an industry-first, patent-pending Optimum Use Line. The line is a visual indicator that helps the operator use the wheel to its full life. This innovation reduces changeovers, allowing for greater productivity while also reducing waste and abrasive spend. In some cases, users experience three times more efficiency than with their previous abrasives.
STUDER has brought two new cylindrical grinding machines to the North American market with the release of the S100 and S36. BLOHM continues its tradition of customer-centric surface and profile grinding innovation with the release of the PLANOMAT XT Essential. WALTER is focused on packing more tool grinding functionality into a compact space with the new HELITRONIC G200 and HELITRONIC MINI PLUS.
The resin-based core, available for round tool grinding, is over 75% lighter and eliminates the risk of sparks while reducing chipping, breakage and chatter, for better finishing in round tool applications. The Paradigm bond, which combines the wear resistance of a metal bonded wheel with the ease of profiling in a vitrified bonded wheel, has up to 46% porosity enabling improved coolant flow for cooler cutting and reduced part burning, allowing for truing and dressing.
With the ANCA RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) regrinding solution, tools of various types and diameters and from different orders can be dynamically loaded, rather than having to sort them by diameter or customer as was previously necessary in mixed batches.
The dual gripper system on the versaLoad allows manufacturers to reduce part loading times by as much as 50% when compared to a single gripper setup. This allows the automation cell to operate with maximum efficiency, enabling versaLoad users to boost productivity without having to increase headcount.
Both die grinders feature RAPIDSTOP™ Brake for enhanced user safety, stopping most accessories in less than two seconds. Combining three exclusive innovations - the POWERSTATE™ brushless motor, REDLITHIUM™ battery pack, and REDLINK PLUS™ intelligence- these new die grinders provide users with the versatility and performance needed to remove material faster than a corded die grinder. 
The S100 can be configured to meet each customer’s individual needs. It can be equipped with up to two internal grinding spindles, or one internal and one external spindle. In addition to a fixed wheelhead, it can be supplied with a manual wheelhead and a 2.5 degree Hirth coupling. The optimal combination consists of an automatic wheelhead with a 1 degree Hirth. A synchronous motor drives the grease-lubricated internal and external belt spindles. The machine is operated by the FANUC 0i-TF PLUS controller, together with the proven STUDER operating system.
The basis for the extraordinary flexibility of the HELITRONIC MINI PLUS is the unique WALTER gantry design. The economical production of common and complex geometries of tools with a diameter range of 1mm - 16mm (0.04" - 0.63") in one clamping is guaranteed by the powerful HSK belt spindle with two spindle ends for up to six grinding wheels. In addition, the revolutionary C.O.R.E. hardware and software architecture with intuitive operation facilitates machine set-up, operation, networking and maintenance.
Norton for Aluminum wheels have a range of features and benefits including a 5/8"- 11" hub for quick, tool-free wheel changes. Helping to keep metal surfaces clean for defect-free, corrosion-free welding, the new wheels have a contaminate-free bond which does not need any waxes or lubricants. Also, a double coarse layer construction adds versatility and life on applications such as back-grinding and notching. Norton for Aluminum wheels construction is strong and safe, exceeding all the strictest Norton American ANSI and international safety standards.
The belt grinder features two belt heads ensuring the ultimate flexibility to handle platen grinding, contact wheel grinding and even slack back grinding. Its design enables roughing to intermediate grinding to blending as well as final finishing and polishing.
VGrind 260, VGrind Neon and VGrind Argon – these are the names of the three new tool grinding machines from the sharpening specialist VOLLMER. They were presented for the first time at the GrindingHub 2022 trade fair in Stuttgart.
The S36 has a fixed grinding head, with grinding wheel angles of 0, 15 or 30 degrees available. The distance between centers is 650mm and the maximum workpiece weight is 150kg. Proven components have been used in the machine. These include a Granitan® machine bed and a workhead with high-precision roller bearings.
The new duo of VOLLMER grinding machines designed for machining carbide-tipped circular saw blades, is made up of the CS 860 and CSF 860.
As an external loader, STUDER roboLoad measures only 59.06" (1.50 m) wide: half the width of the machine itself. This saves valuable shop floor space, and yet the system offers plenty of room for workpieces manually loaded on six trays – each measuring 42.52" x 12.6” (1080 mm x 320 mm) – within a comparatively small work area. 
The thermal stability is exceptionally high due to an innovative machine design and a rigid 5‐axis configuration. Field tests have demonstrated an unusually high Cpk process capability. This is of particular importance when grinding short‐run custom tooling where accuracy and “first‐tool‐good” are critical. 
The NXT grinder is a versatile 5-axis CNC machine with a small footprint, large grind zone and a modular design that quickly adapts to demanding application requirements. ESPRIT uses a digital twin of the manufacturing envelope to simplify the programming process and deliver edit-free G-code. Customers that already have ESPRIT can add the Star Cutter NXT’s digital machine package to their existing license and program the NXT using the software they already own.
The GrindSmart 660XW is a 6-axis tool and peel grinding machine allows the user to utilize cost-effective and advanced  lean manufacturing principles; termed as “Ultra-Lean Grinding Process.” The machine includes a 6•position wheel changer and linear motors on all axes. It features a traveling high-speed workhead. Peel grinding for blank prepara•on and neck grinding are included in the same chucking.
The longest-lasting, fastest-cutting abrasive is especially effective for hard-to-grind applications like stainless steel weldments, nickel alloys and ferrous metals.
The abrasive grain used in the Blue Moon TZ is very sharp-edged, microcrystalline and has an elongated trapezoidal rod shape. Blue Moon TZ grinding wheels are particularly impressive due to their very low thermal load in the contact zone. The high profile retention of our grit combination leads to extended dressing intervals at high stock removal rates and increases economic efficiency.
The wheels feature an innovative Norton Quantum Prime nano-crystalline ceramic grain, embedded in an optimized matrix of Norton Vitrium3 bond. The combination of the micro-fracture properties of the new ceramic grain from Saint-Gobain Abrasives and the retention capability of the bond ensures long wheel life, excellent grinding efficiency, and consistent part quality with superior finish which results in cost savings of 30% and more.
Norton Quantum Prime Wheels have several important advantages including a new micro-fracturing grain that has unparalleled sharpness and cutting efficiency which reduces power draw and cycle times, while increasing material removal rates. The unique grain is free cutting, which combined with advanced bond technologies such as Norton Vitrium3, allows Quantum Prime to wear more consistently, improving part quality, geometry and finish even at high material removal rates.
Glebar pairs the wider work wheel with an oscillating regulating wheel powered by servo motors to reduce setup time and improve sphericity. The slides can be programmed to finite positions through a touchscreen HMI. When an operator selects a job, the servo motors automatically adjust to programmed positions which reduces setup time.
The Type 11 cup wheels for grinders are precision balanced to ensure smooth, vibration-free operation and reduce operator fatigue, while wearing at the appropriate level to maximize grind rates. Designed for ID cleaning, hole-edge beveling, smoothing weld seams, bevel grinding, transitioning and grinding in hard-to-reach areas, the Tiger AO cones and plugs for die grinders feature an open-face design that provides an aggressive cut rate right out of the box.
This model is part of the GrindSmart® series of tool & cutter grinding machines with an axis configuration that incorporate 6 fully interpolated axes (3 rotary and 3 linear) and is unique in this industry. The machine also incorporates linear axis drive technology. 
In addition to speed, the new robots handle an increased number of workpieces/tools, are more compact and consume less energy. They also support the latest WALTER HELITRONIC Tool Studio and Robot Manager software that allows users to load multiple trays with various workpiece diameters for lights out unattended production.
Both grinding spindles are “synchronous direct‐drive spindles” with 19 hp peak each. The most important feature of a synchro­nous motor is that it provides constant speed during its operation and that the torque curve is highly efficient, as per above graph. The rotational force is not reduced with higher RPM’s. Synchronous motors always run at a speed equal to their syn­chronous speed, as opposed to asynchronous motors (induction motors) which always have a lag and are therefore less effi­cient. 
The updated automation package accommodates denser pallet arrays for improved lot sizes and runtime, while delivering smoother robot operation and better repeatability. Additionally, the system can now adapt to multiple part profiles to be produced within a single run. An optional laser marking system has also been integrated for automated tool marking, in addition to many other new features.
V-PRIME grinding wheels significantly increase productivity and reduce cycle times due to requiring lower grinding forces and permitting higher feed rates. User-friendly off-line dressing optimizes grinding wheel preparation, saving time and cost. The new wheels also offer an excellent price/ performance ratio.
Dental tool grinding on the 5-axis GrindSmart Nano5 grinding machine offers exceptional flexibility in comparison to conventional single-purpose grinders. With its 5 fully interpo­lating CNC axes and a pick-and-place automatic tool loader, the machine can easily be adapted for any type of dental cutting instrument, both for short and long runs. 
Premium Ceramic Grain - provides a cooler cut for a longer lasting disc; 50 Grit – less emphasis on aggression with refined surface finish; 36 Grit – best combination of stock. Works well on stainless steel & carbon steel, weld bead removal, chamfering and beveling, flame-cut steel removal, edge grinding and deburring.
Every grinder provides four to seven times longer duty cycle under load and eight times less speed degradation than the  competition. The grinders provide smooth, quiet power for grinding cleaning, deburring, chamfering and sharpening.
Because aluminum has a much lower melting temperature than other metals, keeping aluminum cool while grinding and finishing is a big challenge for welders and fabricators. The Blue-Kote disc cloth’s net structure resists clogging on soft materials, and its sanded surface stays cooler and avoids burning the work surface.
With a smaller diameter, quick change discs provide ease of use on intricate parts and excellent control when shaping or blending surface portions, especially on flat surfaces.  Moderate flexibility of quick change discs and their holders allows contouring and access to inner corners.  These unique quick change functionality reduces changeover downtime and eases transitions between grit, material, or even abrasive type where multi-step processes are required.
The Minimicromar3 is designed for measuring external diameters, positioning and length for both smooth and interrupted surfaces.  It can measure workpieces from 25mm to 42.5mm with a measuring range of ±100 µm and a repeatability of ≤0.1 µm.  It is designed with a high degree of protection against coolant and abrasive substances.  Its low thermal drift value (<0.1 µm/°C) helps maintain high measurement precision.
The machine’s capabilities include a 15 kW direct-drive motor that produces maximum wheel spindle speed of 6000 m/min. X-axis stroke of 330mm features a rapid feed rate of 5m/min, Z-axis stroke is 2150mm with 10m/min rapid feed, and maximum work spindle speed is 200 rpm.
Pinch grinding offers highest concentricity particularly on long and thin parts. The rough and finish grinding are performed in one pass. This innovative way to grind roughing and finishing simultaneously eliminates a separate process and reduces cycle time. The machine utilizes two different grinding wheels running on separate spindles and positioned on independently- controlled CNC linear slides.
Pinch grinding offers accurate geometrical dimensions on the blank and tight surface finish requirements. In pinch grinding, the roughing and finishing wheels grind parts simultaneously, with the finishing wheel trailing the roughing wheel. The rough and finish grinding are performed in one pass. This innovative way to cylindrically grind parts eliminates separate processes and reduces cycle time. 
With five axes of motion and storage for 40 tools, the machine can grind thread grooves and also machine the nut circumference, end surface, key grooves, and return tube holes in a single setup. In addition to producing large savings in manufacturing time, elimination of setup changeovers also assures exact phase alignment of thread grooves and return tube holes. A standard touch probe enables automatic pre-processing phase alignment of the thread groove and wheel.
Norton Winter AEON Grinding Wheels have a single usable abrasive layer design, with diamond or cBN particles mechanically fixed onto the core surface by an electrochemical process of nickel deposition. This unique layer design provides high grit retention levels for long wheel life. To save costs, the wheel core can be re-used. Once the abrasive grains are worn, the core of the wheel can be re-plated with new diamond or cBN grain in a continuous re-plating cycle.
The Tiger large diameter wheels for performance cutting and the Wolverine wheels for standard cutting include specialty products. Among those are the Tiger AO wheels for stud cutting, as well as Tiger AO and Wolverine AO wheels with single center reinforcement for increased speeds and burr-free cutting — both designed for use on chop saws. The line of wheels for stationary saws includes Tiger AO wheels for longer life and Wolverine AO for faster cutting. 
Weiler Abrasives is offering the 4-1/2 inch Tiger Aluminum flap discs in Type 27 or Type 29 with either 7/8 or 5/8-11 arbor holes and two grit options. The 36-grit disc is a good choice for chamfering, weld removal and stock removal, while the 60-grit disc is ideal for weld blending, finishing and cosmetic detail work. 
Glebar’s automatic dresser is available with manual or motorized quill advancement. With motorized quill advancement, it is possible to have a canned dress cycle. Operators can preprogram the frequency of the dress to run after a set number of cycles or time. This allows them to run multiple machines at once increasing their efficiency.
Glebar’s automatic dresser is available with manual or motorized quill advancement. With motorized quill advancement, it is possible to have a canned dress cycle. Operators can preprogram the frequency of the dress to run after a set number of cycles or time. This allows them to run multiple machines at once increasing their efficiency.
Boring bar grinding on the Rollomatic 6-axis tool grinding machines offers exceptional flexibility in comparison to conventional single-puropose grinders. With its 6 fully interpolating CNC axes and 6-station wheel/nozzle changer, the machine can easily be adapted for individual boring bar designs, both for short and long runs.
Norton Winter Ironclad Wheels offer several additional benefits including reduced downtime due to longer wheel life which extends time between setups.  There is less bluing of castings even towards the end of the wheel life. Promoting a cleaner, healthier work environment, the new wheels generate significantly less dust and odor compared with traditional bonded wheels.
SintoGrind HSS-X 1400 is suitable for flute-, thread-, profile-, internal and external cylindrical  grinding of steel materials such as HSS, PM and medical steels. SintoGrind HSS-X 1400 is low foaming, prevents surface burning, inhibits burr development, is low misting and offers excellent filterability. 
The ShapeSmart®NP50 is a 5-axis Precision Cylindrical Pinch/Peel grinding machine with integrated 3-axis robot loader and grinding diameter range from 0.025 – 25 mm (.001"– 1").
the GT-610 EZ has the ability to produce G-ratios that can exceed those of machines twice its size. When running super abrasives, a variable frequency drive on the work wheel spindle is available to increase wheel surface feet.
Developed especially for the re-sharpening and production of rotationally symmetrical PCD tools, the Walter Helitronic Raptor Diamond is particularly well-suited for shops that do not require features such as automatic tool support systems or automatic grinding wheel/electrode changers, but still need a high degree of flexibility in the working area for diverse types of tools. This ensures that manufacturers have access to Walter quality with exactly the features they need for part-production and re-sharpening success.
The new Walter Helitronic Raptor from United Grinding Group is a flexible, cost-effective tool grinding machine. Created for the grinding and re-sharpening of rotationally symmetrical tools for the metal and wood industries, the new Helitronic Raptor offers both automation-ready flexibility and an economical, universal design.
Glebar Co. delivered a solution for grinding deodorant balls while reducing cycle times and improving throughput. Glebar developed ball grinding for the golf ball industry in the 1960s using centerless grinding fundamentals. The process was adapted to grind deodorant balls and other spherical or cylindrically shaped components. Glebar machines can grind most hard-to-turn materials such as carbon fiber, fiberglass and polypropylene.
New linear motors and well proven hydrostatic guides in the 6S and 6L grinding machine series open up new potential. Higher speeds, various detailed improvements and optimized ease of maintenance result in shorter cycle times, maximized quality and cost savings. The expanded modular concept for the table assemblies makes the platform 6 grinding machines more flexible and adaptable.
Junker demonstrates its pioneering spirit to use complete machining in rotor production. The JUMAT 6L 40-30 grinding machine works on complex workpiece geometries for rotor pairs in profile and Quickpoint machining in a single clamping process.
Electrochemical grinding (ECG) solution provider Tridex Technology, a Glebar Company, provides a burr-free solution for grinding the teeth in arthroscopic shavers with its SG-1645 and SG-2060 burr-free electrochemical surface grinding machines.
Electrochemical grinding (ECG) solution provider Tridex Technology, a Glebar Company, provides a burr-free cutoff solution for stainless steel tubes with the CS1-E burr-free electrochemical cutoff machine.
Saint-Gobain Abrasives announced the introduction of its new Norton Stellar inserted-nut grinding wheels for double- and single-disc grinding that offer improved wheel life, increased parts per wheel and lower cost per part. The new grinding wheels are suitable for a wide range of industries including automotive, bearing, tool manufacturing, compressors, knife blades and job shop and general machining.
A software update is available for the »Dia-2200-mini« product line of Lach Diamond EDG (Electrical Discharge Grinding) eroding machines – sharpening machines; it allows for a transition to extreme axis angles up to 80°.
Lach Diamond Inc. developed «mini-contour» machines, a special sharpening machine that can produce high-precision concave and convex profiles from 2 to 4 µm and is suitable for re-sharpening the company's »contour-profiled« grinding wheels.
Lach Diamond Inc. offers a grinding wheel with a metal bond for deep grinding – hitherto almost unthinkable. For the first time, newly developed bond variations are available for profiling during the deep grinding of carbide, high-alloyed steel, ceramics and, in a special specification, even unhardened steel.
Following its tradition still today, Lach Diamond Inc. offers service for setting single-point dressing diamonds and regrinding of profile diamonds. “We owe this to our customers,” emphasize the managing directors who are looking back to an almost 100-year anniversary; while they also reaffirm that “purchasing diamonds is a matter of trust.”
As products grow thinner and lighter to meet the needs of the electronics, medical and micromechanics industries, United Grinding and Ewag have developed the Laser Line Ultra for machining the incredibly precise microtools required for these applications. Specializing in the laser fabrication of cutting tools made of hard and ultrahard materials such as tungsten carbide, PCD, chemical vapor deposition diamond and CBN, the Laser Line Ultra uses an 8-axis configuration and picosecond lasers to machine complex micro geometries in cutting tools regardless of the material’s hardness and with negligible heat-affected zones.
Glebar Co. announces its new CAM.3 micro grinder. The CAM.3 represents the next generation in Glebar’s 68-year history of providing precision grinding solutions to the medical device industry. Designed from the ground up, the CAM.3 features faster speeds and feeds, larger diameter wheel, increased capability and connection to the IIoT.
Supertec Machinery introduces the Mini Genie CNC cylindrical grinder to the North American market. The Mini Genie is designed for shops with limited floor space in mind. With a total footprint of only 78” x 78” (43 sq. ft.) and its high precision performance this grinder is ideal for any shop.
Hardinge Inc. announced the introduction of the Voumard 1000 Universal CNC internal grinding (IG) machine. The new Voumard 1000 offers a high-performance, economical grinder for a wide range of universal internal grinding requirements to obtain fine surface finishes and tight tolerances.
Weldcote introduces its new, high-quality Slitter INOX-Prime grinding wheels that offer excellent cutting speeds per cut with minimal burr and a smooth finish.
United Grinding North America Inc. and Walter Maschinenbau GmbH have announced the release of the United Grinding North America Inc. and Walter Maschinenbau GmbH have announced the release of the Walter Tool Vision System, which allows for the automatic detection and alignment of tools, blanks and other workpieces. Developed by Walter for simplified measurement operations for advanced tool grinding and eroding machines equipped with robotic part loaders, the new system will help manufacturers further optimize the production of small high-precision parts., which allows for the automatic detection and alignment of tools, blanks and other workpieces. Developed by Walter for simplified measurement operations for advanced tool grinding and eroding machines equipped with robotic part loaders, the new system will help manufacturers further optimize the production of small high-precision parts.
Weldcote offers its new lines of Quick-Change, Roll-On and Turn-On ceramic C-Prime discs for steel, stainless steel, ferrous and nonferrous metals.
The new GCX Linear builds on the best aspects of ANCAs proven technology to offer a purpose-built solution for manufacturing and sharpening skiving cutters. With a 5-axis CNC grinder powered by LinX linear motor technology on X, Y and Z axes, the GCX Linear also comes with features specially designed for skiving cutters and shaper cutters.
The new Star NXT linear CNC tool and cutter grinding machine sharpens both straight and spiral gash hob designs up to 8” OD x 10” OAL.
The GrindSmart 830XW from Rollomatic integrates the innovative combination of hydrostatic technology and linear motors to produce both large and small tools from 1 mm to 32 mm diameter and flute lengths of up to 200 mm.
The Mitsui Seiki J350G jig grinder offers a combination of application flexibility, accuracy and operator-friendly operation. The machine provides a very large grinding infeed stroke, with a U-axis range of -3mm to +50mm relative to the spindle center. This provides the flexibility to grind small- and large-diameter holes, as well as multiple features, using a single wheel in a continuous, automatic mode.
To ensure manufacturers can obtain the most productive machine for their particular part-production applications, United Grinding offers a full 360-degree range of Studer internal cylindrical grinding machines. This extensive portfolio of machines includes several universal-type models, as well as those designed for high production and for radii grinding operations.
Delivering high quality productivity grinding solutions, the heavy-duty bench grinder with dust collector is part of Palmgren’s POWERGRIND-XP next generation of bench grinders.
For customers that require increased flexibility or more spindle power, or the increased automation capacity that a robot can provide, the FX7 Linear from ANCA offers these. The FX7 Linear offers a wide range of options for those looking to increase productivity and accuracy. Available as an option is the AR300 robot loader to increase efficiency by automating repetitive manual tasks.
From 3D simulation software to LaserPlus, an in-process measurement system, to RoboTeach, which makes robotic loaders accessible and easy to program – ANCA has been building a toolbox of technology for our customers to reap the benefits of automation and Industry 4.0.
Based on a highly efficient and productive two-in-one concept, Walter Helitronic Vision Diamond 400 L, Helitronic Power Diamond 400 and Helitronic Diamond Evolution tool grinding machines, from United Grinding North America Inc., integrate both eroding and/or grinding capabilities into single grinding machine platforms. From a production standpoint, the two-in-one concept lets users completely erode tools (PCD) and completely grind tools (carbide) using the same machine to eliminate the time-consuming task of moving workpieces to a second machine.
ST. PAUL‚ Minn. – (April 26, 2019) – Specifically designed abrasive tools require tight wheels, geometry, and tolerance for mass production.
Fritz Studer AG has introduced the S33 and the S31 machines, now with four distances between centers of 400, 650, 1000 and 1600 mm. The distances between centers of 400 mm and 1600 mm complete the portfolio for long and short workpieces.
Swiss cylindrical grinding specialist STUDER called on grinding experts to compete against the StuderTechnology computer. Seventy specialists took up the challenge. Each had the same grinding task: Six criteria had to be fulfilled for an optimum grinding result. The result? Only eleven percent of the experts achieved optimal values at the first attempt. The StuderTechnology software achieved 100 percent and thus sets new standards in cylindrical grinding.
KAAST Machine Tools offer the saddle-style F-Grind AH Series high-precision surface grinder. Featuring hardened, ground and PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) coated table guideways, this grinder series offers full stress relieved main parts to enhance rigidity, stability and grinding accuracy. Customers can add the optional AD5 auto down feed system to become three axes fully automated, thereby greatly increasing operational convenience.
The new CC-GRIND-STRONG grinding discs from PFERD offer a modern, high-performance and ergonomic alternative to conventional resin-bonded grinding wheels. The unique design combines the strength and long service life of its ¼” resin-bonded abrasive backer with the comfortable operation and fine surface finish of its layered coated abrasive discs.
Radiac Abrasives Inc. announces a new superabrasive stocking program, including a Tool Room superabrasive assortment and VNX2 wheels, which are in stock and available to ship within 48 hours.
The 8-inch x 18-inch surface grinder from Palmgren is an indispensable metalworking machine for toolrooms.
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Saint-Gobain Abrasives announced the introduction of its new division, Performance Grinding Solutions (PGS). Saint-Gobain Abrasives created PGS in response to a strong demand for grinding process knowledge. This trend has been building due to a changing workforce, as well as the evolution of data collection and communication with customer investments in Industry 4.0 and IIoT.
Saint-Gobain Abrasives announced the introduction of its new Norton Winter Vitron⁷ CBN grinding wheels. The wheels feature a high-precision vitrified bond specifically designed for the high-performance external grinding of cam and crankshafts and internal grinding applications in automotive and bearing industries.
The CPX Linear has a large working envelope and powerful grinding spindles to achieve high precision and productivity for blank preparation. Using the pinch peel method of grinding, it offers the same strength, rigidity and thermal stability expected from an ANCA tool grinder.
Walter Surface Technologies has introduced a new, innovative and powerful abrasive for aluminum blending and finishing, the Enduro-Flex ALU flap disc. The Enduro-Flex ALU flap disc was developed to overcome the challenges that come with working with heat-sensitive metals such as aluminum and other nonferrous alloys.
Hardinge Inc. introduces the new Kellenberger 100 (pictured) and Kellenberger 1000 Universal CNC grinding systems. These innovative systems improve the precision and productivity for the most demanding range of machining applications. The updated functional and user friendly design elements on both of these systems allow you to have the control and performance you require.
GEORG introduces its new ultragrind roll grinding machine for aluminum rolling mills. The innovative feature of this machine is the CBN technology. The machine achieves grinding times up to 50 percent shorter than those needed with conventional grinders, while achieving a superior surface quality and longer roll life times.
The new BLOHM PROFIMAT XT is the next generation of heavy-duty continuous dress creep feed grinders. The machine combines exceptional rigidity and power with fast axis speeds for enhanced grinding productivity.
The new STUDER favorit 1600 universal cylindrical grinder offers a distance between centers of 1,600 mm. The new STUDER favorit 1600 grinds both single-part and batch production, combining cost-effective price with high productivity. With a center distance of 63" and a 6.89" center height, the universal machine handles long workpieces weighing up to 330 lbs.
As often happens, world innovations stay hidden in the background, and no one thinks further about the manufacturing of various products in daily life, or did you ever worry about how exactly hair clippers are manufactured? LACH DIAMOND says it addressed this subject matter and proved once again the unlimited possibilities of »contour-profiled« technology for profile grinding metal-bond diamond and CBN grinding wheels.
Norton ׀ Saint-Gobain Abrasives announced the introduction of its new Norton Xtrimium range of gear solutions for high-performance gear grinding in extreme, tight-tolerance environment. The newly structured portfolio of gear grinding products is specifically designed by category to provide higher profile accuracy, enhanced form holding and burn-free grinding in worm, profile and bevel applications.
UNITED GRINDING offers the MÄGERLE MFP 51, which combines grinding with conventional machining operations within one production system. This flexible machine comes equipped with either 5 or 6 axes for grinding, milling and drilling operations to process parts in single clampings for improved accuracy and output.
DEWALT launches five corded grinders featuring efficient brushless motors that offer durability without requiring brush changes and provide unique user protection features.

Buyers Guide Companies for Grinding

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3M Abrasive Systems Div. 866-279-1235 https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/metalworking-us/applications/grinding/precision-gri…
A. Landau Diamond Tool & Wheel Co. 215-675-2700 http://www.alandau.net
A. Landau Diamond Tool & Wheel Co. 215-675-2700 http://www.alandau.net
Abrasive Technology 740-548-4100 http://www.abrasive-tech.com
Active Automation Inc. 847-427-8100 http://www.activeautomation.com
Advanced Diamond Products LLC 908-850-8505 http://www.advanceddiamondproducts.com
Advanced Superabrasives 702-564-7735 http://www.advanced-sa.com
Advanced Superabrasives 702-564-7735 http://www.advanced-sa.com
Advanced Superabrasives Inc. 828-689-3200 http://www.asiwheels.com
Agathon Machine Tools Inc. 203-730-8741 http://www.agathon.com
Alpex Wheel Co. 201-871-1700 http://www.alpexwheel.com
Amada Machinery America Inc. 847-285-4800 http://www.amadamt.com
American Broach & Machine Co. 734-961-0300 http://www.americanbroach.com
ANCA Inc. 248-926-4466 https://www.anca.com
Anchor Abrasives Co. 708-444-4300 http://www.anchorabrasives.com
Anchor Abrasives Co. 708-444-4300 http://www.anchorabrasives.com
Anchor Abrasives Co. 708-444-4300 http://www.anchorabrasives.com
Astro Met Advanced Ceramics 513-772-1242 http://www.astromet.com
atto Abrasives +353-51-562-700 https://attoabrasives.com/
atto Abrasives +353-51-562-700 https://attoabrasives.com/
Blastrac NA 800-256-3440 http://www.blastrac.com
Bohle Machine Tools Inc. 734-414-8220 http://www.bmtbohle.com
Bossi S.R.L. - Macchine Fintura Metalli +39-02-94964141 http://www.bossi-srl.com
Buffalo Abrasives 716-693-3856 http://www.buffaloabrasives.com
C&B Machinery 248-264-9800 http://www.cbmachinery.com
C&B Machinery 248-264-9800 http://www.cbmachinery.com
Camloh Machinery Solutions 315-345-3571 http://www.camlohmachine.com
Campbell Grinder Co. 231-798-6464 http://www.campbellgrinder.com
CDP Diamond Products Inc. 800-521-0638 http://www.cdpdiamond.com
Centerless Rebuilders Inc. 586-749-6529 http://www.centerless.net
Centerless Rebuilders Inc. 586-749-6529 http://www.centerless.net
CGW-Camel Grinding Wheels 847-647-5994 http://www.cgwcamel.com
CGW-Camel Grinding Wheels 847-647-5994 http://www.cgwcamel.com
Chevalier Machinery Inc. 562-903-1929 http://www.chevalierusa.com
Clausing Industrial Inc. 269-345-7155 http://www.clausing-industrial.com
Complete Tool Grinding Inc. 763-571-4242 http://www.completetoolgrinding.com
Continental Pipe & Tube Cut-Off Machines 630-543-7170 http://www.continentalcutoff.com
Control Gaging Inc. 734-668-6750 http://www.controlgaging.com
Dake 616-842-7110 http://www.dakecorp.com
Danobat +34-943-748044 http://www.danobat.com
Danobat USA 281-812-4259 http://www.danobatusa.com
Darex 541-552-1301 http://www.darex.com
DCM Tech Inc. 507-452-4043 https://www.dcm-tech.com
Dedeco Intl. Inc. 845-887-4840 http://www.dedeco.com
Diamond Alternatives LLC 734-755-1505 http://www.diamondalternatives.net
Diamond Die & Mold Co. 586-791-0700 http://www.diamond-die.com
Diamond Wheel Inc. 952-939-8922 http://www.diamondwheelinc.com
Dianamic Abrasive Products Inc. 248-280-1185 http://www.dianamic.com
Dianamic Abrasive Products Inc. 248-280-1185 http://www.dianamic.com
DMG MORI 847-593-5400 http://www.dmgmori.com
Doimak SA 317-370-2975 http://www.doimak.com
Eagle Superabrasives Inc. 828-261-7281 http://www.eaglesuperabrasives.com
Eagle Superabrasives Inc. 828-261-7281 http://www.eaglesuperabrasives.com
Ebbco Inc. 586-716-5151 http://www.ebbcoinc.com
EDM Intelligent Solutions 630-736-0531 http://www.edmdept.com
EHWA General Tool Inc. 844-EHWA-USA http://www.ehwadiamondusa.com
Engis Corp. 847-808-9400 https://www.engis.com
Erwin Junker Machinery Inc. 847-488-0406 http://www.junker-usa.com
Excalibur Tool Inc. 541-862-2939 http://www.excalibur-tool.com
Fives Landis Corp. (CITCO Tools) 440-709-0700 https://www.fivesgroup.com
Fives Landis Corp. (CITCO Tools) 440-709-0700 https://www.fivesgroup.com
Fives Landis Corp., Grinding | Ultra Precision 301-797-3400 http://grinding.fivesgroup.com
Fives Landis Corp.-Gardner Abrasives 815-389-2251 http://abrasives-cutting-tools.fivesgroup.com/
Fives Landis Corp.-Gardner Abrasives 815-389-2251 http://abrasives-cutting-tools.fivesgroup.com/
GCH Tool Group 586-777-6250 http://www.gchtool.com/
GCH Tool Group 586-777-6250 http://www.gchtool.com/
Gleason Corp. 585-473-1000 http://www.gleason.com
Gleason Corp. 585-473-1000 http://www.gleason.com
Glebar 201-337-1500 https://www.glebar.com
GMN USA 860-409-2550 http://www.gmnusa.com
GMSi Group Inc. 508-612-9482 http://www.gmsigroup.com
GMSi Group Inc. 508-612-9482 http://www.gmsigroup.com
Gorilla Mill 866-888-9600 http://www.cgctool.com
Grainger 847-535-1000 http://www.grainger.com
Greenlee Diamond Tool 866-451-3316 http://www.greenleediamond.com
GTI Spindle Technology Inc. 603-669-5993 http://www.gtispindle.com
GTI Spindle Technology Inc. 603-669-5993 http://www.gtispindle.com
GTI Technologies 203-929-2200 http://www.gtitechnologies.com
Haas Multigrind LLC 574-268-0053 http://www.multigrind.com
Hermes Abrasives Ltd. 757-486-6623 http://www.hermesabrasives.com
Hermes Abrasives Ltd. 757-486-6623 http://www.hermesabrasives.com
iGOLDEN CNC 186-601-8872 https://www.igoldencnc.com/
International Tool Machines 386-446-0500 http://www.itmfl.com/en/profile/
Iverson & Company 847-299-2461 http://iversonandco.com
J. Schneeberger Corp. 847-888-3498 http://www.schneeberger-us.com
Kelbros Inc. 920-922-4320 http://www.kelbros.com
Kellenberger, a Hardinge Co. 607-734-2281 http://www.hardingegrinding.com
Kent Industrial USA 714-258-8526 http://www.kentusa.com
Knuth Machine Tools USA Inc. 847-415-3333 http://www.knuth-usa.com
Koyo Machinery USA Inc. 734-454-4107 http://www.koyomachinery.com
Krebs & Riedel Schleifscheibenfabrik GmbH & Co. KG +49 5672 1840 http://www.krebs-riedel.de
Lach Diamond Inc. 616-698-0101 http://www.lach-diamond.com
Leistritz Advanced Technologies Corp. 201-934-8262 http://www.leistritzcorp.com
Lunzer Technologies Inc. 201-794-2800 http://www.lunzer.com
Machine Control Technologies Inc. 951-808-0973 http://www.machinecontroltechnologies.com
Machine Control Technologies Inc. 951-808-0973 http://www.machinecontroltechnologies.com
Macro Tool & Machine Co. Inc. 845-223-3824 http://www.macrotool.com
Makino Inc. 800-552-3288 http://www.makino.com
Meccanica Nova Corp. 248-588-2900 http://www.novagrinders.com
Mitsui Seiki (USA) Inc. 201-337-1300 http://www.mitsuiseiki.com
Molemab USA Corp 800-962-2226 http://www.molemab.com
New England Die Co. Inc. 203-574-5140 http://www.newenglanddie.com
New England Machine Tools Inc. 860-582-9898 http://www.nemtusa.com
New Jersey Diamond Products 973-684-0949 http://www.njdp.com
Nissei USA Inc. 248-891-4478 https://www.nissei-corp.co.jp/english/index.html
Norton | Saint-Gobain Abrasives 800-551-4413 http://www.nortonabrasives.com
Norton | Saint-Gobain Abrasives 800-551-4413 http://www.nortonabrasives.com
Novatech Inc. 480-991-9445 http://www.novatechonline.com
Obsidian Manufacturing Industries Inc. 815-962-8700 http://www.obsidianmfg.com
Obsidian Manufacturing Industries Inc. 815-962-8700 http://www.obsidianmfg.com
Ohio Tool Works LLC 419-281-3700 http://www.ohiotoolworks.com
Okuma America Corp. 704-588-7000 http://www.okuma.com/americas
Oliver of Adrian Inc. 517-263-2132 http://www.oliverofadrian.com
Oliver of Adrian Inc. 517-263-2132 http://www.oliverofadrian.com
Pacer Industries Inc. 610-383-4200 http://www.pacergrindingwheels.com
Pacer Industries Inc. 610-383-4200 http://www.pacergrindingwheels.com
Palmgren/CH Hanson 630-848-2000 http://www.palmgren.com
PFERD Inc. 262-255-3200 http://www.pferd.com
PFERD Inc. 262-255-3200 http://www.pferd.com
Preferred Abrasives Inc. 937-963-0396 http://www.preferredabrasives.com
PTS Group 800-236-6020 https://www.pts-tools.com
R.S. Precision Industries Inc. 631-249-2600 http://www.rsprecision.com
Radiac Abrasives, a Tyrolit Co. 800-851-1095 http://www.radiac.com
Radiac Abrasives, a Tyrolit Co. 800-851-1095 http://www.radiac.com
RBR Associates Inc. 630-971-8729 http://www.rbrmachinetools.com
Regal Diamond Products Inc. 440-944-7700 http://www.regaldiamond.com
Roll-Rite Inc. 815-645-8600 http://www.rollriteinc.com
Rollomatic 847-281-8550 http://www.rollomaticusa.com
Royal Oak Grinders 315-568-5804 http://www.royaloakgrinders.com
RPD Industries Inc. 914-428-1444 http://www.rpdindustries.com
RPD Industries Inc. 914-428-1444 http://www.rpdindustries.com
Rush Machinery 585-554-3070 http://www.rushmachinery.com
S.L. Munson & Co. 803-252-3211 https://www.slmunson.com/
S.L. Munson & Co. 803-252-3211 https://www.slmunson.com/
Saacke N.A. LLC 704-663-1002 http://www.saacke-usa.com
Schutte Corp. 517-782-3600 http://www.schutteusa.com
Seneca Falls Machines 315-568-5804 http://www.senecafallsmachines.com
Simmons Knife & Saw 630-912-2880 http://www.simcut.com
SmalTec Intl. 630-364-1788 http://www.smaltec.com
Star Cutter Co. 248-474-8200 http://www.starcutter.com
Starrag US Inc. 859-534-5201 http://www.starrag.com
Strausak Inc. 847-281-8550 http://www.strausakusa.com
Sulzer Machine & Mfg. Inc. 715-443-2569 http://www.sulzermachine.com
Supertec Machinery Inc. 562-220-1675 https://www.supertecusa.com
Syntex Super Materials Inc. 832-772-7555 http://syntexinc.com
T.M. Smith Tool 586-468-1465 http://www.tmsmith.com
TechMet Carbides 828-624-0222 http://www.techmet.us
The Grinding Doc 512-934-1857 http://www.thegrindingdoc.com
Thompson Grinders Inc. 920-261-7303 http://www.thompsongrind.com
Titan Tool Supply Inc. 716-873-9907 http://www.titantoolsupply.com
Tool Systems Inc. 440-461-6363 http://www.toolsystemsinc.com
Tru Tech Systems Inc. 586-469-2700 http://www.trutechsystems.com
Tru Tech Systems Inc. 586-469-2700 http://www.trutechsystems.com
Tru Tech Systems Inc. 586-469-2700 http://www.trutechsystems.com
Turner Tooling Co. 603-644-0387 http://www.turnertooling.com
U.S. Tool Group 573-431-3856 http://www.ustg.net
UKAM Industrial Superhard Tools 661-257-2288 http://www.ukam.com
UKAM Industrial Superhard Tools 661-257-2288 http://www.ukam.com
Ulmer Werkzeug Schleiftechnik +49-0-7305-171-124 http://www.werkzeugschleifen.de
Unison Corp. 248-544-9500 http://www.unisoncorp.com
Unison Corp. 248-544-9500 http://www.unisoncorp.com
United Grinding North America Inc. 937-847-1234 http://www.grinding.com
Universal Grinding Corp. 216-631-9410 http://www.universalgrinding.com
Vollmer of America 412-278-0655 http://www.vollmer-group.com
Vollmer of America 412-278-0655 http://www.vollmer-group.com
Weiler Abrasives 570-595-7495 http://www.weilerabrasives.com
Weiler Abrasives 570-595-7495 http://www.weilerabrasives.com
Weiler Abrasives 570-595-7495 http://www.weilerabrasives.com
Weldcote 704-739-4115 https://weldcotemetals.com/
Weldcote 704-739-4115 https://weldcotemetals.com/
Winslow Eng. Inc. 920-921-6404 http://www.winsloweng.com
Winslow Eng. Inc. 920-921-6404 http://www.winsloweng.com
Wm. Sopko & Sons Co. 216-289-1400 http://www.wmsopko.com
YG-1 USA 847-634-3700 http://www.yg1usa.com
Zema Zselics Ltda. +55 11 4397-6000 http://www.zema.com.br/

United Grinding hosts Tool Event

United Grinding North America Inc. will highlight methods for improving tool performance using the latest advancements in grinding at a Tool Event on July 22-23 at the company's facility in Fredericksburg, Va. Attendees will also get a preview of a new two-in-one machine with a minimal footprint that provides eroding and grinding of PCD and carbide tools in one setup, according to the company. 

MITGI wins workplace award

Minnesota Business Magazine announced the companies has selected for this year's 100 Best Companies to Work for Award. Midwest Industrial Tool Grinding, Inc., Hutchinson, Minn., a first-time applicant and recipient, has been recognized as "the best that McLeod County has to offer" for work environment, employee benefits and culture, according to the company. 

MITGI hosts facility tour for industry groups

Midwest Industrial Tool Grinding Inc. hosted a tour of its Hutchinson, Minn., facility on April 22, 2014, that included representatives from LifeScience Alley (LSA), a trade association with 680 members from U.S. life sciences industry, and the Hutchinson (Minn.) Economic Development Association (EDA). The event at MITGI was part of a larger tour of Minnesota by the LSA and EDA in an effort to cultivate relationships and connect industry partners in the state. 

Rollomatic rolls out new equipment at GrindTec

CNC machine tool manufacturer Rollomatic Inc., Mundelein, Ill., is exhibiting several new products during the GrindTec show in Augsburg, Germany, to be held March 19-22, 2014. One product on display is the GrindSmart 6-axis CNC grinder that is furnished with a traveling work head that can produce drills with a flute length up to 12". In addition, other solid-carbide drills and high-performance endmills can be manufactured. Features include a camera to locate coolant holes and a 6-station wheel and nozzle changer.