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Panel Cut Tools for Composite Sandwich Panels
Products June 2, 2017
Panel Cut Tools for Composite Sandwich Panels
Controx presents the Panel Cut line of tools, which reportedly allow feed rates up to 400 ipm for maximum productivity and a clean surface finish. Designed specifically for machining lightweight composite sandwich panels, these shank tools employ sophisticated tool geometry to drill through sandwich panels with no delamination on the glass or carbon fiber skins or flagging of the honeycomb in between.
MultiTAP High-Performance Taps
Products May 31, 2017
MultiTAP High-Performance Taps
Emuge Corp. has announced the expansion of its MultiTAP line, high-performance taps designed to cut a range of materials, including carbon steel, steel alloys, stainless steel, aluminum, cast iron, copper, brass and bronze. With 87 new SKUs, the Emuge MultiTAP line comprises an expansive offering of both regular and extended-length spiral-point and spiral-flute taps, as well as roll form taps.
Products May 30, 2017
FOURWORX High-Performance Milling System
Tool manufacturer Pokolm Frästechnik describes the latest addition to its milling cutter portfolio as the high-performance milling system for roughing and prefinishing applications in the field of high-feed machining. With FOURWORX, milling specialist POKOLM claims a multitude of interesting properties that will enable users to advance into previously unattainable realms of performance.
Type PS PCD Twist Drills
Products May 30, 2017
Type PS PCD Twist Drills
LACH DIAMOND says its newly developed PCD twist drill type PS saves up to 75 percent of time by reducing three previously necessary steps to one process. The new PCD twist drill completes piloting, drilling and reaming all in one "shot."
Machining titanium today and tomorrow
News May 25, 2017 Alan Richter
Machining titanium today and tomorrow
Without a doubt, cutting tools for machining titanium must be well-engineered. This was reinforced for me while attending Horn Technology Days 2017 May 10 to 12 at Hartmetall-Werkzeugfabrik Paul Horn GmbH's in Tübingen, Germany.
Chip-Surfer 18V Dovetail Tips
Products May 25, 2017
Chip-Surfer 18V Dovetail Tips
Ingersoll Cutting Tools offers dovetail with a positive-rake-angular advantage and 6-flute productivity performance.
GN 784 Aluminum Mounting Clamps with Swivel Ball Joint
Products May 23, 2017
GN 784 Aluminum Mounting Clamps with Swivel Ball Joint
J.W. Winco Inc. offers GN 784 metric size, aluminum mounting clamps with swivel ball joint. The GN 784 aluminum mounting clamps, which are RoHS compliant, allow precise and variable adjustment of the ball pivot within the rotation range.
Episode 4: The impact of tool deflection
Videos May 22, 2017
Episode 4: The impact of tool deflection
Bob Warfield of the CNCCookbook.com analyzes the impact of tool deflection in the fourth episode of The CNC Chef, a video series from Cutting Tool Engineering.
Force X Solid-Carbide Drill
Products May 19, 2017
Force X Solid-Carbide Drill
The Dormer Force X upgrades the Dormer MPX solid-carbide drill family with new geometry, corner design and edge preparation. The upgrade applies to the 3xD R457 and R458 and the 5xD R453 and R454, bringing them in-line with the newly launched 8xD R459.
Swiss-style Tooling
Products May 16, 2017
Swiss-style Tooling
Carmex Precision Tools LLC has announced the latest addition to its family of tooling for Swiss-style applications. The Swiss-Line combines a new type of polygon insert and holder for external turning, grooving, parting and threading. The precision ground inserts are constructed of solid carbide with specialty coating for longer tool life and increased productivity, according to the company.
Twin cutter boring head reveals more value over time
Articles May 15, 2017 Matt Tegelman
Twin cutter boring head reveals more value over time
Just in time (JIT) manufacturing, by nature, increases setups and shrinks batch sizes. This puts shops in a bind, because more setups and smaller batches are typically less profitable; but saying "no" to work can be even more painful. The burden to search out creative ways to reduce cycle and setup time in order to realize a profit falls to the shops that commonly perform JIT work and on the shops that can't afford to turn it down when the opportunity arises.
Cutting tool and CAM collaboration
Articles May 15, 2017 Stas Mylek and Jesse Trinque
Cutting tool and CAM collaboration
New, ultraresilient workpiece materials with high strength-to-weight ratios have cutting tool vendors and CAM developers scrambling to design new tools and toolpaths to efficiently cut them. To succeed, the vendors and developers must collaborate with unprecedented frequency.

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