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Global carbide tools market – What lies ahead?
Carbide-tipped cutting tools, more popularly, carbide cutting tools, have been in use for a plethora of materials on engine lathes, CNC lathes, turret lathes, vertical turret lathes and chuckers. While excellent wear resistance of carbide tools manifests their enduring operational life, it also positions them superior to other counterparts when it comes to surviving longer production runs.
FOBA laser marker handed over to university in Tuttlingen
The Innovation and Research Center (IFC) Tuttlingen of the Hochschule Furtwangen University of Applied Sciences (HFU) and FOBA Laser Marking + Engraving have officially launched their innovation cooperation for medical technology.
Optimizing vibration-assisted drilling
Process optimization is key to increase the productivity and quality of the machining processes and thus ensure the competitiveness of machining companies. Valid measurements of physical parameters are necessary for the ideal assessment of optimization and measures as well as the efficient use of production resources at their performance limits.
Online Service for Cutting Tool Customization
Sandvik Coromant customers can now customize a cutting tool online without having to speak to a company sales representative. The time to place an order for customized tooling solutions is reduced substantially as a result, which in turn reduces overall tool delivery time.
XC4e PWM Digital Drive
The XC4e PWM digital drive is Aerotech's high-performance single-axis motor drive to control brushless DC, brush DC, voice coil or stepper motors at up to 340 VDC operating voltage and 30 A peak current capability. All versions are compatible with the Automation 3200 motion platform utilizing the HyperWire motion bus.
MarSurf GD Series for Roughness Measurement
Mahr Inc. announced the addition of the MarSurf GD series for roughness measurements to its new line of surface measuring instruments. MarSurf GD series measuring stations provide high levels of speed, flexibility and intelligent ease of use, allowing users to improve the manufacturing quality of workpieces with faster throughput and higher accuracy for the broadest range of applications.
INOX-TOTAL Stainless Steel Power Brushes
PFERD has introduced a new series of 100 percent stainless steel power brushes designated INOX-TOTAL. These new brushes provide optimal protection against corrosion, as all components of the brush are produced from 302 stainless steel (INOX), making them ideal for use in environments highly sensitive to contamination such as nuclear power and pharmaceutical industries.
The Jordan Company acquires ARCH
ARCH, a Strength Capital Partners and Main Post Partners platform company that is focused on manufacturing precision cutting tools, precision machined industrial components and medical implants and instruments, has been acquired by The Jordan Company ("TJC") effective April 1, 2019.
Episode 93: No hydroplaning in the grind zone
Cutting Tool Engineering's Ask the Grinding Doc columnist, Dr. Jeffrey Badger, addresses deflection problems where coolant meets the grind zone.
Second annual Zoller Inc. Open House & Technology Days scheduled
For the second time in its North American Headquarters, Zoller Inc. is hosting an Open House and Technology Days Event May 8-9.
Student wins $15,000 for 3D-printed steel tool that cuts titanium
A Ph.D. candidate from RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, has been awarded a $15,000 prize for developing a 3D-printed steel tool capable of cutting titanium alloys as well as—if not better than—traditionally manufactured steel tools. The achievement marks a first and could pave the way for increased applications of 3D printing in tool production.
2 ways to transform your manufacturing
At many facilities, when there's a problem on the factory floor, the high-value, highly salaried engineers spend their time collecting data from different machines and systems, exporting it to spreadsheets and wrangling with it to find a solution. This process of data collection and analysis can take from days to weeks—and sometimes longer.
