Cutting Tools
Mikron Micro Endmill for Difficult-To-Machine Materials
PMTS 2023: The micro endmill offers the advantages of high-performance milling with high profile precision and no overheating of the cutting edges.
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Horn Supermini HP Performs Multiple Functions as One Tool
PMTS 2023: The cutting concept enables higher infeed rates compared to standard small bore tooling.
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Fischer Customizes Precise Trepanning Form Tools
PMTS 2023: Using solid carbide, brazed carbide or high speed steel, the company says it can produce any custom shape regardless of the complexity of the tooling geometry.
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Platinum Tooling Offers Machine-Specific Turning Center Tools
PMTS 2023: Platinum Tooling serves the automotive, aerospace, medical, firearms and energy markets, as well as many other industries in metalworking.
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Schwanog Insertable Form Tool System for Quick Changeovers
PMTS 2023: The insertable tools are said to enable quick tool changeovers, which can result in sizable reductions in machine downtime while increasing productivity.
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PMTS 2023 Product Preview: Cutting Tools
Learn about some of the latest cutting tool solutions that will be on display at PMTS 2023.
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Micromachining Fundamentals
A number of elements must come together to establish an effective process for machining at a micro level. Here we consider four.
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Tungaloy Barrel-Style Cutting Tool Inserts for Finishing, Semifinishing
The BallFinishNose indexable barrel-style tool inserts feature an asymmetric shape, which enables users to use the same side of the insert always facing the same direction when set in the tool body.
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CNC Turning Tips for HRSA Materials
Rough-turning, heat-resistant superalloys can be challenging. However, new carbide insert technology provides the capability to perform high-speed, high-feed roughing in a single pass.
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Rollomatic LaserSmart 510 Femto for Cutting Ultrahard Materials
The company says the machine can achieve surface finishes as low as Ra 40 nanometers and produce crisper, sharper cutting edges compared to conventional laser machines.
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