3D-printed metal parts go hypersonic
Purdue researchers use AM injector components from Velo3D to create Mach 6 conditions for a ground-testing facility.
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Eccentric positioning system determines tool position and angle
A breakthrough ultrahigh-precision robotic machine tool positions an object anywhere in a 215 mm circle with accuracy, speed and controlled force.
Ceratizit moves U.S. headquarters
To centralize operations and continue to better serve its customers, tooling supplier Ceratizit USA Inc. has shifted its official U.S. headquarters from Warren, Mich., to the company's Schaumburg, Ill., facility.
Sandvik Coromant facility wins Best Plants Award
The award recognizes the world-class carbide manufacturing facility's operational excellence, customer focus, and ongoing employee engagement.
CGTech demonstrates software advancements at IMTS
At the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) 2022, CGTech demonstrated its simulation software Vericut 9.3, which the company says boasts enhancements and new features to the core software to create smarter, more efficient manufacturing processes.
Taking a look at live tooling
A review is given of this machining method, its basic concepts and developments in the technology.
Brannon Steel improves productivity and safety with lift system
Family-owned and -operated since 1968, Brannon Steel built a strong reputation as one of North America's premier suppliers of carbon steel parts-to-print.
Sandvik holds transmission machining event at training center
Topics at Sandvik's technical training facility included breakthrough methods for turning and power skiving and tips to decrease cost per part, reduce setup and increase precision.
Renishaw sponsors training event at Haas tech center
Renishaw was a gold sponsor at a recent Haas tech center event.
Andretti Autosport reduced setup times — see how at IMTS
Andretti Autosport and a Big Daishowa engineer will demonstrate how UNILOCK workholding reduces setup times at IMTS.
Mikron Tool’s ‘crazy’ IMTS innovations
Eagerly awaited, IMTS is finally opening its doors again after a forced break due to the pandemic. And during the break, Mikron Tool's R&D department has been busy developing better ways to machine demanding materials in the micron range. Some of them are "crazy."
Complete machining of parts for vehicle transmissions
Armored vehicles need huge levels of drive torque to get going. To deliver the necessary propulsive force, manufacturers rely on transmissions from Augsburg-based Renk GmbH, the specialist in fully automatic transmissions for heavy-tracked military vehicles. And wherever top performance is required, you can be sure that solutions from WFL are not far behind.
