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CERATIZIT cites U.S. tungsten stockpile plan as supply chain security milestone
A planned joint venture between Plansee U.S. Holding Corp. and Manhattan Five Partners LLC is intended to strengthen tungsten supply security in the United States, according to a May 19 statement from the CERATIZIT Group, a Plansee Group business area.
Turning in a New Design
Here’s how a new part design became the “hub” of future victory for students working on the Formula SAE car project at Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania. The year was 2013 and our Formula SAE car team had just returned from a successful run at their competition, albeit with some scorching critiques from the design judges.
Material Matters: Reducing Carbide Use as Tungsten Prices Rise
As the cost of tungsten rapidly rises, cutting tool manufacturers focus on developing inserts that reduce carbide consumption while boosting productivity. By Alan Richter Like so many other commodities, the price of tungsten ammonium paratungstate (APT), which is used to make carbide cutting tools, has moved in only one direction: up — way up.
A Different Type of Arms Race
This month’s column is a primer on FlexArm, a product line of articulating cantilever arms from Flex Machine Tools, Wapakoneta, Ohio. The arms assist an operator in performing various manufacturing tasks. The company began manufacturing tapping arms in 1984, and over the years has expanded the product line to include arms for drilling, die and mold grinding, polishing, and for manipulating heavy workpieces — to name a few.
Train and Retain
Regardless of the industry being served, effective worker training is critical to a part manufacturer’s success. Horst Engineering’s core focus is producing aerospace and defense parts, but states that precision machined components are just as essential to many high technology industries, including power generation.
PRAB promotes testing programs for scrap processing, fluid recycling decisions
According to the company, testing metal chips, turnings, swarf, coolants and process fluids under application-specific conditions can provide empirical data to guide equipment selection, scrap value improvement, volume-handling capacity and projected return on investment. PRAB says this approach can help manufacturers address rising disposal costs and environmental requirements, and recover more value from waste streams.
GPT gearhead family
The GPT gearhead family from Faulhaber can be flexibly combined with various motors from the standard range, such as motors from the flat BXT brushless family or the brushless DC drives from the microdrive experts. During development, they were specifically designed to work with the DC drives of the GXR/SXR gearhead family, which allows for perfectly matched combinations of encoders, drives and gearheads.
Sunnen Products, TIBO Tiefbohrtechnik form alliance to expand deep hole machining
Sunnen Products Company, a supplier of precision honing and bore finishing technologies, and TIBO Tiefbohrtechnik GmbH, a specialist in deep hole drilling machines and systems, have entered into a strategic alliance to expand their global capabilities in deep hole machining solutions.
Reversible hard jaws for ID and OD workholding
Reversible hard jaws from Dillon Manufacturing are suitable for ID and OD workholding, so they can decrease the time and cost of tool set-ups, yet still accurately grip and locate work pieces. Designed to hold a specific range of part sizes, these jaws are usually used for first operation workholding.
Doosan Robotics unveils AI palletizing solution
Doosan Robotics new AI-powered palletizing solution, PalletizHD+, brings the robot, AI, and application controls together in one integrated environment to make palletizing faster, smarter, and easier for manufacturers to deploy and operate. The system, which debuted at Automate 2026, is built on PalletizOS, Doosan Robotics’ proprietary palletizing operating system and "removes the complexity traditionally associated with palletizing automation," according to the company.
Ceratizit adds technical sales engineer to serve Southeast region
Ceratizit USA has named Adam Johnson as technical sales engineer for its cutting tool division in the Southeast region. Johnson will support customers across Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee. Johnson brings two decades of manufacturing experience, including hands-on machining and production leadership.
Fixtureworks offers new flex clamping ‘locators’
Fixtureworks' newest version of quick-change flex clamping “locators,” is the CP720-N Easy Mount, which locate and fasten in a single operation -- without the use of tools. They provide fast and accurate fixture changes, the company says, mounting the same fixture on different machines, machining from five sides on one fixture, and quick fixture setup.
