Medical & Healthcare

Products • September 1, 2010

Solid-carbide ballnose tool

LMT Onsrud LP offers a new solid-carbide ballnose tool. According to the company, the tool's unique geometry, specially designed point and polished primary clearance and flute allow the tool to impart a fine surface finish when machining plastic.

Products • September 1, 2010

TiNox-Cut

Emuge Corp. announced the introduction of TiNox-Cut, a new series of end mills specifically developed to provide exceptional tool life when machining challenging materials.

Products • September 1, 2010

EP65HT-1 Epoxy

Master Bond Inc. EP65HT-1 combines high temperature resistance and fast room temperature curing in a NASA low outgassing approved epoxy.

Articles • August 1, 2010

Shop math: Practice makes perfect

Shop Operations column for the August 2010 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering.

Articles • August 1, 2010

Nonsmooth move

Shops have many choices when texturing—rather than smoothing—part surfaces.

Articles • August 1, 2010

Vacuum assist

Vacuum workholding is catching on in new and different applications.

Articles • August 1, 2010

Smooth flight

Jet-engine manufacturing typically requires through-holes that accommodate fasteners for various components and subassemblies. These through-holes must be chamfered, free of burrs and have radiused edge transitions.

Products • August 1, 2010

F5-5XR

Makino says its new F5-5XR vertical machining center combines the speed, precision and flexibility required for tight tolerance, five-axis, hard-milling applications.

Articles • July 1, 2010

Drawing and sketching

Shop Operations column for the July 2010 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering.

Articles • July 1, 2010

Brass plate special

Part Time column for July 2010 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering.

Products • July 1, 2010

iQ300 Precision Micromachining Center

Makino, Mason, Ohio, in June unveiled the iQ300 Precision Micromachining Center, which incorporates the company's latest advancements in machine and spindle design, and offers 0.005µm-scale feedback for sub-micron accuracy.

Articles • June 1, 2010

To the max

Texas shop's waterjet cutting capabilities help protect U.S. soldiers.