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Additive manufacturing optimizes tools
Mapal has used the selective laser melting process to reduce the weight of its bell tool with brazed PCD cutting edges.
read more...In addition to lightweight materials such as aluminum, plastic parts are taking on more and more functions in vehicles, machines and electrical appliances. At the same time, their shapes are becoming increasingly complex. Production cycles are also becoming shorter and shorter, while the number of injection-molded parts per tool is increasing. For mold makers, this results in new requirements for design, development and production.
read more...Komet and Ceratizit are presenting the KUB100, the first jointly developed indexable insert drill, at the AMB.
read more...Arno Werkzeuge has developed a new Arno-Mini cutting insert in which the coolant jet runs directly through the cutting insert. Previously, the cooling channels in the Arno-Mini systems were in the holder.
read more...August Rüggeberg - Pferd-Werkzeuge presents its new Allround carbide toothing. According to the company, the new toothing increases performance by up to 30 percent compared to conventional cross-toothed burrs.
read more...Together with its Italian subsidiary Emco Famup, Emco has developed a new vertical milling machine for the Maxxmill series.
read more...Precision tool specialist Big Kaiser celebrates the 70th anniversary of the founding of Kaiser in Rümlang.
read more...It can take years from the development of a tool to its market launch. The development of a milling tool, for example, is shown here using the example of the SBN10 milling cutters and BNGX indexable inserts from Dormer Pramet.
read more...read more...According to the company, the new ArCut X from Fraisa can produce high surface qualities in a very short time and reduce machining times for finishing operations on 5-axis machining centers by up to 90 percent while maintaining the same surface characteristics.
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