New developments promise change for turning
Long-staid turning technology is suddenly hot thanks to several recent advancements.n
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2 steps forward for spindles
PCI Scemm's introduces e-Spindle and twin spindle technologies.
Tungaloy Enhances T9200 Steel Turning Inserts with New Grades and Geometries
Tungaloy has expanded its T9200 CVD grade insert series to include T9205 and T9235 grades as well as the -TSF and -TM style chipbreakers.
Lightweight tools for e-mobility
Kennametal's 3D-printed stator bore tool weighs about half that of the conventionally manufactured version.
Ream a ‘hole’ lot better with replaceable heads
Replaceable heads represent the next step in the evolution of reaming.
3D Printing: Hybrid machines put ‘done in one’ on the table
Are hybrid machine tools the next big step in the evolution of manufacturing?n
Outpace the Competition with Okuma Automation Solutions
Searching for skilled labor and ways to increase overall efficiency and productivity has just gotten much easier with Okuma's automation solutions.
Researchers find strengths in ‘metallic wood’
As strong as titanium but five times lighter, this material could find its way into machining applications.
Productive presetting
If you use a CNC lathe or machining center to set tool lengths, you may want to go offline.
Maxing out multitasking: 5-Axis Machining
Get the most from combination turn/mill machines.
Final thoughts from Michael Deren
After 18 years as CTE's Machinist's Corner columnist, Michael Deren retires—sort of.
Prepare for industry 4.0 with new drive
The IndraDrive Mi servodrive from Bosch Rexroth Corp. breaks free of the control cabinet.
