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Tooling
Toolholders Designed for Grooving, Turning
Schwanog’s WSI toolholding system is designed for ID grooving of complex contours, turning, or a combination of both applications.
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The Case for Custom Fixturing
Photos of custom fixtures illustrate the types of applications that call for non-standard workholding.
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Steel Chucks Available in Large Diameters
Royal Machine has added an 84"-diameter chuck to its line of steel-bodied, manual VTL chucks.
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Pin Vise Toolholders for Miniature Brushes
Brush Research’s pin vises are designed to securely hold small-diameter, miniature deburring brushes when stem diameters are too small for chucking in automated machines.
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Upon Further (A3) Review
Using lean manufacturing’s A3 problem-solving process, Genesis Attachments found that magnetic workholding could provide greater benefits than simply getting parts on and off machines faster.
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New Generation Rotary Table
The combiFlex system from Peter Lehmann is designed to increase flexibility on the Lehmann 500 rotary-table line.
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Coolant-Fed Drills Enable Deep Drillling
Cobra Carbide’s Blackmamba series of coolant-fed drills are designed to enable drilling to a depth of eight times the tool diameter.
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Miniature Self-Centering Vise Offers Precision Clamping
Schunk’s Tandem KSP+64 is said to be a major development in miniature, self-centering clamping technology.
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Single-Flute Spiral Cutting Tools
LMT Onsrud offers balanced single-flute spiral cutting tools.
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Tungaloy has incorporated a line of positive inserts into its AH905 grade for turning super alloys and other difficult-to-machine materials.
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