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Facing Hard Facing
Greenleaf Corp. introduced its WG-300 ceramic composite tool material about 25 years ago. The ceramic matrix is reinforced with silicon-carbide "whiskers" that boost toughness. Initially applied in the relatively constant cutting conditions of turning operations, the composite tools provided a significant increase in productivity when roughing aerospace alloys. Shops are now using WG-300 tools in hard milling operations.
Changing Quick-Change: General Industry Coverage
New tooling that makes quick tool changes quicker.
Big Parts, One Setup: General Industry Coverage
Reducing setups and increasing safety by multitask machining large parts.
Composition Matters: General Industry Coverage
Knowing the aluminum alloy grades allows shops to maximize productivity.
Not So Hard: General Industry Coverage
Machining techniques for hard milling with ceramic tools.
Bigger and Better: General Industry Coverage
Strategies and tools for enlarging holes.
EMO Grows Rapidly: General Industry Coverage
Highlights of the products displayed at the EMO 2007.
Grind Right: General Industry Coverage
Causes of and solutions for grinding problems. Once a grinding error is detected, machine shop personnel need to know how to troubleshoot the problem to minimize scrap and unproductive machining time.
Modern Maintenance
New machine tool maintenance products and services focus on uptime.
Downshifted. And Tomorrow?: Industry Trends & Analysis
Orders for machines and cutting tools are up even as economy slows.
Long in the Thread: General Industry Coverage
Features needed by thread mills to create long, internal threads.
Light-Heavyweight Machining
Machine tool requirements for cutting large, lightweight titanium parts. Machining centers fulfill demand for heavyweight machining of difficult-to-cut, lightweight workpieces.
