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Tungaloy responds to rising carbide costs
BIG Daishowa Hosts Breakfast & Learn Event
ZOLLER Open House Focuses on Integrating Success
The power of density determination in additive manufacturing
5 reasons why CFexpress is the future of industrial memory cards
Tricks and techniques for specifying surface texture parameters
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Tradesman Bench Vise
Wilton has introduced a new version of its iconic Tradesman bench vise, which features a fully sealed, one-piece spindle nut assembly; redesigned spindle assembly with replaceable Tommy bar; precision machined slide; and machined steel serrated jaw inserts with black phosphate, anticorrosion coating.
Mechanics Pro Vise
The new Wilton Mechanics Pro Vise features an exclusive needle roller thrust bearing design. What sets the design apart is its ability to deliver maximum clamping force with less operator effort. Operator's engagement is minimized when the clamping force is released.
LCR16 Series Linear Rotary Actuator
The LCR16 from SMAC Moving Coil Actuators provides precision Z-theta motion within one small actuator, which is suitable for a pick, orient and place applications. A wide variety of LCR16 linear rotary actuators are available with either direct-drive or gearbox-equipped rotary units.
MFH-RAPTOR High-Feed Facing, Slotting, and Helical Interpolating
Kyocera's MFH-RAPTOR high-feed milling series allows for full radial engagement and high feed rates. This makes it possible to quickly and efficiently face off large surface areas.
With MQL, the advantages are clear
Minimum quantity lubricationimproves productivity and tool life.
Quick-change act: Tool Presetting
Camcraft added a flexible manufacturing system to enhance the spindle utilization of its horizontal machining centers.
Turning catching up in the use of chip thinning
Milling operations that benefit from chip thinning have become common, now it's turning's time.
Automating a CNC lathe has become a lot easier
With easier programming and simpler tooling, Lathes are, for the most, part robot-ready
Basic endmill is anything but
Machinists find Haimer tool lasts longer, produces more.
Carbide control from chaos: Research & Innovation
Look Ahead: Researchers discover a new class of carbides that may be among the hardest materials with the highest melting points.n
Rotary Dressing: Stop Whining: Design & Engineering
The Grinding Doc takes on anti-directional dressing.
Avoid crashes with simulation software
Get with the Program: Manufacturer turns to Vericut in hopes of avoiding "one big crash"
