Print large parts in one piece
The next-generation Sapphire industrial 3D metal printer targets the aerospace and energy industries.
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Detect spindle anomalies: Digitalization & Industry 4.0
The Artis GEMDS system helps shops reduce scrap and improve productivity.
Fixture flexibility at the shop
Dunlap Tool and Die's Uni-Vee eases setup, speeds work and gives old machines a second chance.
Protect processes, collect data: Turning Performance
CoroPlus ProcessControl predicts, detects and reacts to machining process problems within milliseconds
Printing large objects fast: Research & Innovation
The High-Area Rapid printing 3D printer prints objects as large as an adult human in just a couple of hours.
Speed up delivery with the EdgeX4
This solid-PCD cross-center-tipped drill meets production goals while reducing cost per hole.
Carbon shows superhard potential: Research & Innovation
Researchers have identified 43 previously unknown forms of carbon that theoretically could slice, drill and polish.
Lightweight tools for e-mobility
Kennametal's 3D-printed stator bore tool weighs about half that of the conventionally manufactured version.
Living Large With 3D Printing
Ingersoll's MasterPrint 3D printer tackles extra-large parts seamlessly
Researchers find strengths in ‘metallic wood’
As strong as titanium but five times lighter, this material could find its way into machining applications.
This toolholder’s got smarts
The iTendo hydraulic expansion toolholder helps reduce vibrations, chatter marks and tool failure.n
Ceratizit SA hopes to change the turning process
Company's High Dynamic Turning and FreeTurn tools promise full range of motion.
