Tooling
Advancements in Thread Whirling Tooling Technology
Many understand the advantages of thread whirling on a CNC Swiss-type. However, new tooling technology for this thread-machining process can further improve cycle times and reduce cost per part.
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Thinbit Toolholders Position Inserts at Multiple Angles
Angled round toolholders position the insert at 30-, 45- or 60-degree angles for reliefs, undercuts and angled outer diameter and face grooves.
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Schunk Rota-M Flex Chuck Jaw Offers Flexible Clamping Capabilities
Chuck jaw has a very long compensation stroke, giving it increased flexibility for clampable workpiece geometries and a wide variety of applications.
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Precision Machining Technology Review: Cutting Tool Technology
Production Machining showcases some of the latest cutting tool technology from Horn, Heimatec, Big Kaiser, Tungaloy and Inovatools.
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JMPP Customizes Coupling Bolts for Mazak CNC Lathe Specifications
Customized coupling bolt’s high-torque design creates better taper contact and delivers higher strength.
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Inovatools’ Primus End Mill Offers Optimized Chip Control
Aluminum Roughing End Mill features internal cooling and multiturning to deliver consistently quiet, low-vibration, energy-efficient performance at extremely high feed rates.
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Tungaloy HPC SpinJet High-Speed Spindle Driven by Coolant
High-Speed spindle line utilizes a CNC machine’s existing through-spindle coolant supply as a pressurized power source, eliminating the cost and need of external air or electric power supplies
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Walter CBN Indexable Inserts Designed for ISO K, ISO H Materials
Latest CBN grades are said to provide more productivity and reliability for machining cast iron, sintered metals and hardened steel.
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A CNC Means to Burnish Large, Flat Surfaces
Rather than tasking shopfloor employees to polish large, flat metal surfaces, consider a machine tool with a diamond burnishing face mill instead.
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Mikron Tool Offers Cutting Tools in Fractional Inch Dimensions
Now offers swiss cutting tools with diameters in fractional inches, starting from 1/64" up to 1/4".
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