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Cellulose-based components mass produced with AP&T press line
CGTech announces worldwide reseller agreement
AM-produced mandrels provide new market opportunities
Composites manufacturing with advanced programming strategies
Composite material cutters offer a growing opportunity for toolmakers
The next generation of surface profilometer for in-process inspection
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Developing high-entropy alloys: Research & Innovation
Research team applies artificial intelligence to create high-entropy alloys.
Capto transforms shop’s VTLs
The Capto toolholding system provides speed, accuracy and flexibility.
Irregular drilling demystified
Special holemaking tools and practices reduce the difficulties presented by challenging surfaces.
With MQL, less is more
Two machining applications show the gains that minimum quantity lubrication can provide.
Turning the hard way
What is takes to turn the hardest metals.
COVID-19 era is time to automate
Although these are most uncertain times, it is nonetheless advisable for machine shop owners to take advantage of automating their shops.
Software cuts turnaround time: Medical Manufacturing
Walter's Helitronic Tool Studio software combines ease of programming with great flexibility.
Pallet-handling prowess: Automation & Robotics
The PSS-L linear pallet storage system from Grob Systems Inc. is designed to boost the productivity and unmanned operating time of multiple connected machines.
Evolving to meet 21st-century demands
In a contracting market like this one, it's never easy to operate. But let's take this opportunity to drive the evolution necessary to become a 21st-century business.
Machining stainless steel for aerospace applications
A Dormer-branded tool designed for stainless steel is the Force M drill, which has a micrograin carbide substrate and a multilayer TiAlN coating. The drill has an S-shape, modified four-facet, split-point geometry to reduce cutting pressure with honed corners and cutting edges so they do not chip when starting a hole.
Gear toothing with Schwanog
Schwanog's PWP broaching system reportedly can produce internal and external shapes, such as serrations, splines, hexagons and keyways, on CNC lathes with a c-axis. The system includes an insert ground to create the desired shape, a retaining screw and a steel toolholder.
Diabolical ironclad beetle research
A study by engineers at Purdue University and University of California, Irvine, found that the toughness of a diabolical ironclad beetle lies in its two armorlike elytra that meet at a line, or suture, running the length of the abdomen.
