Rush Machinery at MT Series East (EASTEC) 2025

Rush Machinery at MT Series East (EASTEC) 2025

Mike Coffey, Field Service Engineer at Rush Machinery, introduces the RushCut, a fully enclosed, semi-automatic cut-off machine designed for the quick and efficient cutting of carbide and high-speed steel rods and tool ends. The RushCut accommodates diameters ranging from 1/8″ to 1-1/4″ (3.175 mm to 31.75 mm) and features air-actuated clamping, a PLC-controlled stepper motor, and a joystick override for manual positioning and feeding.Its full enclosure ensures effective coolant containment, and the touchscreen HMI facilitates straightforward setup and operation.nn

May 30, 2025

Mike Coffey, Field Service Engineer at Rush Machinery, introduces the RushCut, a fully enclosed, semi-automatic cut-off machine designed for the quick and efficient cutting of carbide and high-speed steel rods and tool ends. The RushCut accommodates diameters ranging from 1/8″ to 1-1/4″ (3.175 mm to 31.75 mm) and features air-actuated clamping, a PLC-controlled stepper motor, and a joystick override for manual positioning and feeding.Its full enclosure ensures effective coolant containment, and the touchscreen HMI facilitates straightforward setup and operation.

The video also highlights the BMT200-OP balancing machine, emphasizing its potential for a quick return on investment.This compact, benchtop unit is designed for balancing grinding wheels, wheel packs, and cutting tools.It features a graphical touchscreen display, automatic positioning, and self-calibration, allowing for precise measurements to fine-tune balance, optimize G values, and ensure accurate RPM performance—critical factors for maximizing grinding efficiency and extending wheel life.