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Titespot Angle Heads

Lightweight Angle Heads for Compact Machining Centers
Titespot angle heads are indexable, allowing multi-position machining with one angle head and set-up, and their compact profile allows machining in bores and cavities not accessible to mechanical heads. Eltool Angle Heads can machine in bores down to 5/8″ in diameter and develop up to 2.5 Horsepower – enough to drill ½” holes through 4140 steel.

The right spindle for CAT40

Koma Precision Inc. recorded an Alberti T90cn2.5 Right Angle head during a tool change in a machine’s CAT40 spindle. The right angle head allows the user to machine complex angles without re-fixturing the part. The anti-rotation block on the spindle positions the angle head properly for the cut.

Multiple-Spindle Heads

Multiple-Spindle Heads
Zagar Inc. announces its innovative machining center multiple-spindle drill and tap heads created for high-production drilling and tapping for automotive, aerospace, appliance, electronics, stamping and die casting industries. Zagar multispindle heads are custom made in numerous spindle pattern configurations to meet specific manufacturing needs.

CoroTurn Prime SL Head

CoroTurn Prime SL Head
Following last year’s launch of PrimeTurning methodology and tools for external turning operations, Sandvik Coromant is introducing a dedicated CoroTurn Prime SL head that makes this process available for internal turning operations. The new SL head will meet the needs of oil and gas, aerospace and other manufacturers that machine diameters in excess of 90 mm (3.5 inches) and overhangs up to 8–10×D.

TA Angle Head

TA Angle Head
Eliminate secondary operations and increase your machines versatility with a TA Angle Head from OMG. Available in a large variety of profiles and angles, no job is beyond reach.

Series 300 Electronic Weld Head

Series 300 Electronic Weld Head
Amada Miyachi America Inc. announces that its state-of-the-art Series 300 electronic weld head offers the precisely controlled weld force profile suitable for miniature parts welding. Originally released more than 20 years ago, there are more than 1,000 Series 300 electronic weld heads in use all over the world, with more than half going into operation in the last decade.