Machining

Products • March 13, 2013

Studer S41 Universal Cylindrical Grinder

United Grinding Technologies announces the new Studer S41 CNC universal cylindrical grinder, featuring outstanding technology and cost-effectiveness.

Products • March 13, 2013

Milling Machine Shields

Rockford Systems Inc. has specially designed, quality-constructed chip shields ideal for Bridgeport milling machines.

Products • March 13, 2013

OTT/JAKOB Analog Position Monitoring System

Advanced Machine & Engineering Co. announces the OTT/JAKOB Analog Position Monitoring System with the Electronic Analog Sensor, which allows you to monitor your drawbar for performance and wear.

Products • March 13, 2013

GO/NO-GO Plug Gages

Emuge Corp. has introduced a comprehensive line of precision fixed limit that are manufactured to ANSI/ASME B1.2 (Unified Inch) and ANSI/ASME B1.16M (Metric M) standards.

Products • March 13, 2013

300TWG Threaded Wheel Gear Grinding Machine

Gleason Corp. announced the availability of a Profile Grinding option for its 300TWG Threaded Wheel Grinding Machine.

Products • March 13, 2013

Palbit by Toolmex Facemills

Palbit by Toolmex 45°Face mill cutters have eight 45-degree cutting edges, which create superb surface finishes with high feed rates along with large chip gullets ensuring great chip evacuation.

Videos • March 5, 2013

Heavy metal machining

This brief video report features a Mitsui Seiki USA Inc.'s 5-axis trunnion-style machine producing an aerospace part as well as a MAG NBV 700 5X 5-axis machine trochoidal milling a titanium blisk.

Videos • March 5, 2013

Rust never grinds

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.

Articles • March 1, 2013 • Christopher Tate

Boost cutting efficiency with training

Dynamic and aggressive cutting tool demonstrations are common at trade shows. Toolmakers present phenomenal displays, where chips spark and fly and machines move at feed rates that seem impossible. In other words, they demonstrate high-speed machining.

Articles • March 1, 2013 • Tom Lipton

Generating spherical surfaces

A unique manual milling method is available for generating geometrically true spherical surfaces. This technique can be used to machine convex and concave spherical surfaces. Other than the milling machine, the only tools needed are a boring head and a rotary table.

Articles • March 1, 2013 • Alan Richter

Multitask machining heroes

Produce parts faster without investing in additional fixturing. Efficiently reprogram the parts with the company's CAM software after moving part production to a multitask lathe.

Articles • March 1, 2013 • Alan Richter

Big requirements for small tools

Achieve tight-tolerance requirements when producing microtools. Grinding machines designed to produce microtools.