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Holemaking
Carbide Prices Bring Attention To Replaceable Tips
Small-diameter milling and drilling tools with replaceable tips not only save on carbide cost, but also save on tool management and inventory costs.
Read MoreDrill Reduces Machining Time, Increasing Capacity
This company specializes in developing electromagnetic systems with switching and/or sensor capabilities. Typical product applications include general mechanical engineering and plant construction; automotive engineering equipment and materials handling equipment; and automation, medical and power technologies.
Read MoreA Time To Tap, A Time To Mill
Thread milling and tapping are two methods for machining threads in a hole. Tapping is more popular, but thread milling has several advantages that might be important in your application.
Read MorePortable Drill And Tooling Combination Solves Fabricator's Dilemma
Jackal Fabrication (Whitehall, Michigan) is accustomed to meeting time schedules, bidding competitively and striving to achieve quality workmanship. Its founder and president, Jack Budde, along with Bryan Hughes, partner and CFO, and Vice President Bob McCann have extensive experience in steel fabrications for structural and ornamental projects.
Read MoreRetrofit Using Six-Axis DRO Offers Flexibility
Following a retrofit using this six-axis readout on a partial machine rebuild of a vertical milling/boring machine, this manufacturer is now benefiting from greater flexibility on existing machinery.
Read MoreCarbide Drill Improves Productivity For Heat Exchanger Manufacturer
After using this solid carbide drill, the company experienced a 250 percent increase in feed rates and a 250 percent jump in speed.
Read MoreCombining Workholding Vises And Fixtures Maximizes Machine Output
This company is a manufacturer of automotive tools and equipment ranging from heavy-duty diesel engine service tools to wheel dollies and bearing cup removers. Many of the components for these products require milling, drilling and tapping on machining centers.
Read MoreInside The Mind Of The Drill Designer
Designing hole-making tools is a game of compromises, says Goran Melin, drilling product manager at Seco Carboloy. 'Where you gain in one area, you must pay somewhere else,' he says. The trade-offs usually include tool life, accuracy and stability. Tool designers are constantly juggling these variables to find the best solution.
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