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Hundreds of U.S. manufacturing companies ask President Biden to terminate Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs.
Unlike machining other materials, machining stainless steel requires review of myriad aspects prior to beginning work in the machine shop. While machining stainless has unique challenges, its benefits outweigh those challenges.
Starrag, a manufacturer of CNC metalworking machinery and Amorphology, a developer of advanced amorphous metals, established a laboratory where customers of both companies can observe real-time precision engineering and machining of complex gears using amorphous metals.

Continued job losses and lost business can be expected if the Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum are allowed to continue, according to a manufacturing coalition.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that certain copper alloys provide effective long-term protection against viruses, including SARS-CoV-2, which causes COVID-19.
The Coalition of American Metal Manufacturers and Users (CAMMU) sent a letter to President Joe Biden requesting the immediate termination of the Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum imports enacted under the Trump administration. 
Eriez’ new white paper, “Six Ways to Attack Metal Contamination to Improve Product Purity and Avoid Recalls,” covers best practices processing plants should implement to achieve the highest product purity and avoid costly tramp metal damage.
Global competition and high demand for everything from electronics to new transportation infrastructure have propelled manufacturing to rapid advances in productivity not only to keep pace but reduce cost per part and maintain competitiveness.
How old is your mobile phone? If you’re thinking about your current device, it’s likely that you change it every couple of years following the release of a fancy new upgrade. In reality, mobile telephones as old as the brick-like, antennae inventions of the 1980s probably remain in landfills. With many of our planet’s environmental issues linked to human consumption, it’s time to rethink our "take-make-dispose" economy.
Amidst the growing demand from automotive industry, metal forging market is set to witness a robust growth rate of more than 7%. Within the automotive sector demand is soaring for high-performance forged components for cars, trucks and commercial automobiles, thus augmenting the demand for metal forging. Metal forging is witnessing a surge in automotive applications on back of its durability, strength and reliability.
The aerospace and defence, wind energy, automotive, civil construction and sporting goods industries have all come to adopt composites for high-performance applications – and the demand continues to grow. A report by Credence Research in 2019 estimated a CAGR of 9.3% for carbon fiber-reinforced plastics during the period 2017-2025. Duncan Thompson, product manager at ANCA, notes the increased sales inquiries in this area, reflecting a growing demand by tool manufacturers to produce cutting tools to service this specialist market.
When SPR Machine wanted to optimize the production of a part recently converted from 12L14 steel to brass, the Copper Development Association had the opportunity to help this Hamilton, Ohio-based shop get even more value out of the process. The experience reaffirmed yet again how productive and competitive shops can be when they leverage the high-speed machining capabilities of brass.
In terms of market value, the global precision stainless steel market is projected to expand at a CAGR of over 4% during the forecast period, owing to various factors, regarding which, study offers thorough insights and forecasts in this report. The global precision stainless steel market has been segmented on the basis of thickness and end-use industry. The global precision stainless steel market is expected to expand 1.5x in terms of market volume by the end of 2029.
When you read this, 40 years will have already passed since the discovery of spark erosion for machining polycrystalline cutting materials. Lach Diamant named this process “spark grinding,” which accompanied the development of proprietary machines. Polycrystalline diamond tools conquered a multiple-application market traditionally reserved for carbides. Diamonds, baked under pressure and heat during synthesis, made this possible.
Rock stars have been smashing guitars for decades, few with more enthusiasm than Swedish-born guitar virtuoso Yngwie Malmsteen. Global engineering company Sandvik decided to test its cutting-edge techniques by building the world’s first all-metal, unbreakable guitar and letting Malmsteen unleash his smashing skills.
The fact that polycrystalline diamonds (PCD) could “show profile” in October 1978 could be attributed to random chance, but could it have something to do with “luck”? But how did golf professional Tiger Woods answer when a journalist pointed out that he often had a lot of luck during his games? “The more I train, the more luck I have.”
It becomes increasingly important as the table travel is increased. Ambient temperature changes are one obvious source of thermal expansion. As the positioning table warms, its constituent parts undergo expansion, at a specific rate for any material. Accordingly, to permit any two users to agree on what constitutes an “accurate” positioning system, all critical dimensional measurements world-wide are understood to take place at 20 degrees C (68 degrees F).
Chip Bobbert eyes a sheet of shiny aluminum that is several feet long and crimped on one end. He guesses that this was once the backsplash of a restaurant kitchen. Nearby, he spots another piece of metal with a square opening at the center. When he mentions that it likely once framed the entry to a roof or ventilation shaft, the shape of the piece makes sense. He then picks up a softball-size chunk of dense stainless steel. With an intricate series of holes shooting through the thickest part, it looks like a central piece of a complex engine. “Some of this stuff is crazy,” Bobbert said, pointing out the holes. “If you look at the precision machining, somebody paid thousands of dollars for that.”
It is October 1978. On Oct. 13, my discovery at the former Matra company in Frankfurt that PCD can be eroded by means of electric sparks was registered at the patents office. In October 2018, we looked back at 40 years of experience in the application of spark erosion for manufacturing and versatile application with polycrystalline blades of PCD- and PCBN-tipped tools.
Between 1974 and 1976, polycrystalline cutting materials, such as PCD and PCBN, could show their potential for the first time. As a result of the hardness of diamond, combined with the sharpness for machining tasks, the superiority of PCD was displayed early on when turning, milling and drilling.
Materials scientists at Duke University and UC San Diego have discovered a new class of carbides expected to be among the hardest materials with the highest melting points in existence. Made from inexpensive metals, the new materials may soon find use in a wide range of industries from machinery and hardware to aerospace.
We are in part three of our article series “Poly–poly–or what?” The series looks back at the time between autumn 1974 and the Hanover Trade Show in the spring of 1975. Dealing with this new cutting material “polycrystalline diamonds” (PCD) was fascinating for all of us; after the presentation at the first Hanover Trade Show in 1973, each day brought new insights for production and for different applications.
While looking through back issues of Carbide Engineering from the late 1950s, I came across an article about HSS cutting tools that reminded me of an article we published in this year’s August issue of Cutting Tool Engineering. (Editor’s note: Carbide Engineering combined with Cutting Tool Engineering starting with the January 1961 issue and dropped Carbide Engineering starting in April of that year. The publication began in 1948 as a small pamphlet called Carbide Tips, but I’m not aware of any existing copies of any issues.)
The introduction of our Borazon CBN grinding wheel was still in full swing when I received information from General Electric in 1972 that a new cutting material would be coming soon. What could it be? Naturally all of us were curious!
3D Hubs releases its quarterly report that shows real world data on which CNC materials and surface finishes are requested the most by engineers globally.
U.S. machine shops are potentially underutilizing the machinability of brass by as much as 85 percent in their part processing operations, reports a recent study from the Copper Development Association Inc. The research shows that machine shops can and should be machining the material at significantly faster feeds and speeds – often five to 20 times faster – than they do to increase productivity and profitability.
Seventy years ago when the Society of Carbide Engineers launched the trade magazine that eventually became Cutting Tool Engineering as its official publication, the articles primarily covered carbide cutting tools. After all, the association advertised that those who were engaged in studying, using, supervising the use of or furthering the use of carbides were eligible for membership.
Students in Birmingham, U.K., are being challenged to showcase the potential uses of magnesium within the aerospace sector as part of a competition being set by Birmingham City University and Meridian, a producer of magnesium components.
If you’re reading this, it means that Earth wasn’t destroyed. On Feb. 9, the asteroid 2018 CB passed overhead with just 39,000 miles to spare—well within the moon’s orbit and, by outer space standards, way too close for comfort. The pocket protector-toting space nerds at NASA call the asteroid a near-Earth object, which is defined as any object that passes through our solar system at less than 1.3 astronomical units (about 120 million miles) from the sun.
Brynäs IF are one of Sweden’s best ice hockey teams. We discover how combining the latest knife blade steel and the best boot innovations keep them ahead of the competition.
Satellites gather speed and travel through a variety of different atmospheric conditions during orbit. Many of the fluctuations in temperature and atmosphere are unlike anything experienced on Earth. This is one of the challenges faced when sourcing materials for the construction of satellite parts.
A novel 3D printing process that relies on melting aluminum wire and manipulating it with electromagnetism is no longer just another lab project. Vader Systems, which developed the process, has announced the first commercial sale of its signature Mk1 3D printer to Becker CAD-CAM-Cast, a tier-one supplier of engineered aluminum automotive components.
Engineers at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, tested NASA's first 3-D printed rocket engine prototype part made of two different metal alloys through an innovative advanced manufacturing process. NASA has been making and evaluating durable 3-D printed rocket parts made of one metal, but the technique of 3-D printing with more than one metal is more difficult.
Machine tool manufacturer and Industry 4.0 pioneer TRUMPF has opened a new technology center in Chicago that showcases the interaction between people, machines, storage technology, automation, software and Industry 4.0 solutions. The company calls it "the first smart factory for Industry 4.0 solutions that was designed for digitally connected production processes throughout."
The first day of Makino Corp.’s two-day 2017 Die/Mold Technology Expo included technology seminars, economic prognosticators, and demonstrations on more than 23 state-of-the-art machines at the company’s U.S. headquarters in Auburn Hills, Mich. The company also unveiled a new vertical machining center for true 5-axis continuous processing.
Workers in the hardmetal industry are not at increased risk for lung cancer or any of 63 other potential causes of death, concluded the largest and most definitive study on this population to date. The University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health-led study of more than 32,000 workers in five countries was performed after smaller studies indicated that tungsten carbide with a cobalt binder—the primary ingredients in hardmetal—may be linked to an increased risk of lung cancer. Hardmetal is a human-made substance second only to diamond in hardness. It's used in metal cutting tools and drill bits.
Hexa Research reports that the global laser marking machine market size will reach USD 3.38 billion by 2024, driven by increasing adoption of laser systems in industries such as automobile, packaging and machine tools. The marking equipment industry witnessed notable change over the past two decades, and the trend is expected to continue.
New commercial agreement between Spirit and Norsk Titanium identifies thousands of titanium parts currently manufactured at Spirit or by its suppliers as 3D-printing candidates.
In recent years the manufacturing world has seen numerous hybrid additive-subtractive machines. These generally are in the form of a 3D printing head combined with a CNC machining center: the additive is added. But creative additive enthusiast Thomas Sanladerer has come at the idea from the opposite direction: he has started with a 3D printer and transformed it to be able to function as a CNC mill.
Two companies, using different 3D-printing methods, have put titanium components into extreme environments. SLM Solutions recently completed a 12.21" × 8.74" × 8.66" dia. titanium aircraft component using its two-laser selective laser melting process. And Sciaky Inc. has used its Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing (EBAM) technology to produce a titanium Variable Ballast (VB) tank for an autonomous submarine. Now that such critical additive-made titanium parts are out of the lab and in use, these companies and their competitors are working to speed their processes and increase their maximum build sizes.
With potential ramifications for 3D printing of metals, particularly of expensive metals such as titanium, The U.S. Dept. of Energy's Ames Laboratory has created a process for making "perfect" metal powder. Each particle is smooth and spherical, allowing it to flow without clumping and pack together more densely.
Ames Laboratory and Oak Ridge National Laboratory have been awarded $5 million from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Advanced Manufacturing Office (AMO) to improve the production and composition of metal alloy powders used in additive manufacturing.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison College of Engineering is the new home of a unique machine that is capable of 3D milling precise to one nanometer. The machine, called the ROBONANO α-0iB, is the first of its kind in North America, and it brings extremely advanced technological capabilities that could represent the future of advanced manufacturing. The ROBONANO, which is on a multi-year loan from the Japanese robotics manufacturer FANUC, is housed in the laboratory of Sangkee Min, an assistant professor of mechanical engineering at UW-Madison. The ROBONANO’s extremely precise capabilities offer Min and colleagues new research opportunities, which he hopes will open up improved and novel approaches to manufacturing.
“The 30-foot-by-35-foot pit in a concrete floor is empty, shiny and immaculate as it awaits the arrival of a massive machine for use by Connecticut manufacturers to cut, shape and do a range of other tasks with composite materials,” writes Stephen Singer in the Hartford Courant. “At the Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology in East Hartford, the large rectangular hole resembling a swimming pool and reaching a depth of 4 ft. in parts will be filled later this year by the 130,000-lb, high-speed industrial machine [that] will be used to shape, cut, grind and otherwise fashion aerospace and other industry components made of composites.”
SLM Solutions played its part helping athletes strive for gold at the Rio Olympics by providing selective laser melting metal additive manufacturing technology to help bicyclists improve their equipment. SLM Solutions customer Erpro & Sprint is a leading company in the field of digital manufacturing in France, offering a range of 3D printing services at its facility just north of Paris.
Titanium is the leading material for artificial knee and hip joints, but a discovery by Rice University physicists shows that the gold standard for artificial joints can be improved with the addition of some actual gold.
Ceramics Expo takes place April 26-28, 2016, in Cleveland and is dedicated to providing a marketplace for all raw materials, equipment, machinery and technology used within the ceramic manufacturing supply chain. Ceramics Expo is attended by technical leaders, production directors, engineers, project leaders, buyers and senior executives interested in exploring the latest ceramic manufacturing innovations.
Welding or soldering without heat seemed like a good idea to Hanchen Huang, professor and chair of the Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering at Northeastern University, Boston. He and his students dreamed of a better way to stick things together such as a computer's CPU to a printed circuit board, or the glass and metal filament in a lightbulb, according to a recent news@Northeastern post.
Solar Atmospheres, Hermitage, Penn., recently announced a collaboration with Pressure Technology Inc. (PTI) that will offer an added-value service to PTI's HIP (Hot Isostatic Press) Facility in Concord, Ohio, according to a Feb. 15 news release. The collaboration is the result of an escalation of components being printed via additive manufacturing as well as the increased production of engine blade manufacturing to support newer more efficient aircraft, according to Solar Atmospheres. Such market forces means that hot isostatic pressing (HIPing) is in more demand for the densification of many materials.
In October 2015, TRUMPF purchased approximately five acres of land adjacent to Interstate Highway 90 in Hoffman Estates, Ill., a northwestern suburb of Chicago. Located within one of the core zones of the sheet metal business in North America, this site will serve as the future home of the TRUMPF Technology Center and the center of excellence for Industry 4.0, according to the company.
Stratasys Ltd., a leading global provider of additive manunfacturing (AM) solutions, this week reported that Italian Service Bureau, ZARE, has halved production costs for its direct manufacturing customers in automotive and aerospace since purchasing a fleet of Stratasys Fortus 3D Production Systems. In a July 22 news release issued by Stratasys, which is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minn., and Rehovot, Israel, the AM company underscored ZARE's decision to use 3D printing for production parts. 
GF Machining Solutions, a Swiss-based machine tool company, and EOS, a German additive manufacturing (AM) company, announced on Friday that the two companies have entered into a strategic cooperation agreement bringing the technological expertise of both companies together to develop innovative solutions for mold and die customers.
LANDS Superabrasives, a cooperative venture between the synthetic diamond division of Lieber & Solow Ltd. in New York and Premier Diamond Corp. in Antwerp, was awarded an ISO 9001:2008 certification for its quality management system standards. According to the company, various standard tests are performed in order to assure and maintain consistent standards in its product line, and the ISO 9001:2008 certification is an extension of its existing quality control program.
Machine tool builder Okuma America Inc., Charlotte, N.C., has joined forces with 5ME LLC, Warren, Mich., to demonstrate the advantages of cryogenic machining, including faster processing, longer tool life, increased part quality and lower environmental impact, according to the companies. The strategic partnership will establish two cryo demonstration facilities—one at 5ME's Technical Center in Warren, and the other at Okuma's Aerospace Center of Excellence in Charlotte—where manufacturers can test various machining processes using 5ME's cryogenic machining technology. Both facilities will have Okuma machines equipped with cryogenic systems that use vacuum jacketed feed lines to deliver small flow rates of liquid nitrogen through the tool directly to the cutting edge. 
Absolute Machine Tools, Lorain, Ohio, now offers a full line of EDM consumable products and services through its AccuteX EDM business unit, based in Mason, Ohio. AccuteX EDM now offers not only consumables for its line of EDMs, but also for most other OEMs, such as Mitsubishi, Sodick, FANUC and others. 
Toolmaker NAP GLADU has expanded its diamond cutting tool servicing capabilities with the installation of additional equipment at its Statesville, N.C., service center, serving North Carolina and surrounding states. "This expansion improves our ability to provide our customers fast, high-quality sharpening and repair service on their diamond cutting tools," said Glenn McClain, service center manager, east. "Adding equipment and investing in jobs at our Statesville center reinforces our commitment to fast turnaround times and the local community." 
3D Systems, Rock Hill, S.C., has completed its acquisition of all shares of Israeli CAD/CAM software firm Cimatron Ltd. for approximately $97 million, inclusive of Cimatron's net cash. 
The Industrial Diamond Association of America will hold its annual Intertech conference May 19-20 at the Marriot Downtown in Indianapolis.
In its research for Wohlers Report 2014, Wohlers Associates, Inc. found that revenues from the production of parts for final products represents 34.7 percent of the entire market for additive manufacturing (AM) and 3D printing—terms that are used interchangeably. Since 2003, this market segment has gone from less than 4 percent to more than one-third of total revenues from AM products and services worldwide.
Deloitte University Press, New York, has launched what it calls a "massive open online course" (MOOC) on the business implications of additive manufacturing, titled "3D Opportunity: The Course on Additive Manufacturing for Business Leaders," designed to help educate the market on the business drivers of additive manufacturing.
Steel strapping is effective for bundling materials, but poses a number of problems for a machine shop. Its sharp edges make it something of a workplace hazard, while its long, ungainly shape makes storage and disposal difficult. It's also made of mid-carbon steel, so even though throwing the strapping in the dumpster is the easiest way to handle it, possible profits from recycling are dumped as well.
Advanced ceramics producer Kyocera Industrial Ceramics Corp. (KICC), Tokyo, announced the creation of a new wholly-owned subsidiary, Kyocera Precision Tools Inc., that consolidates its North American cutting tool operations in the indexable, microtool, and printed circuit board (PCB) cutting tool markets.
On April 1, 2014, Fountain Valley, Calif.-based manufacturer Mitsubishi Materials USA will consolidate two business units — Rock Tools and Hard Materials — into a new unit known as Engineered Carbide Products in an effort to improve operational efficiency, according to a letter to stakeholders released by the company. 
Diamond Innovations merged with Sandvik Hard Materials as of Jan. 1, 2014, to create a new business, Sandvik Hyperion, focused on applied materials. The new company, with U.S. headquarters in Fair Lawn, N.J., has a broader portfolio of materials solutions and increased scale in R&D and application development. Sandvik Hyperion supplies cemented tungsten carbide, tungsten-carbide powders, diamond materials and CBN materials used in material-removal and wear-protection applications.
The new Metal Loss Monitor (MLM) from Erie, Pa.-based separation technology provider Eriez enables operators to determine the quantities of valuable metals that are passing through their scrap yards unrecovered. It accomplishes this by continually scanning the residue stream for metal that has escaped the process, according to the company.
TechFab, Montreal-East, Quebec, officially joined the KOMET SERVICE network with an open-house event and cocktail party for customers, business relations and city officials on Dec. 5, 2013. The company is now certified by Germany-based KOMET GROUP for the refurbishment, re-grinding and manufacture of solid carbide tools. 
Use of 3-D printing for the production of parts for final products continues to follow a decade-long growth trend. According to Wohlers Report 2013, final-part production rose to 28.3 percent of the $2.2 billion spent last year on 3-D printing products and services worldwide. In 2003, it represented only 3.9 percent of revenues, as shown in the accompanying chart. 
Dörken MKS Systems, the German parent company of Dörken Corp. USA, welcomed 230 visitors from four continents and 25 countries to its Düsseldorf facility to learn about its latest coating developments. Visitors included representatives of the automotive industry, tier suppliers, licensed applicators and coating equipment manufacturers.

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A study by engineers at Purdue University and University of California, Irvine, found that the toughness of a diabolical ironclad beetle lies in its two armorlike elytra that meet at a line, or suture, running the length of the abdomen.
Presented as a video supplement to Cutting Tool Engineering's July 2020 article that addresses the need for part manufacturers to work with toolmakers to learn about the wide range of tool options available today, "Illuminating Aluminum" offers two machining demonstrations from LMT Onsrud LP, Waukegan, Illinois, and RobbJack Corp., Lincoln, California.
WEIMA’s metal shredders and briquette presses are changing the way post-industrial metal scrap is recycled!
Kennametal Inc. has developed a 3D-printed Stator Bore Tool to meet growing customer demand for lighter weight tooling solutions used to machine components for hybrid and electric vehicles.
During a brief interview at IMTS 2018, Steve Howard, marketing and engineering manager for NTK Cutting Tools, discussed the significance of the company's patented BIDEMICS material, calling it "the first real improvement in ceramics in 20 or 30 years."
EWI, a non-profit organization dedicated to innovating and implementing advanced manufacturing technologies for industry, soon will add an Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing (EBAM) system to its R&D toolbox. Chicago-based Sciaky Inc. announced the sale of its EBAM system in a news release issued July 20.
A machine shop turned to Dr. Jefffrey Badger—the Grinding Doc—seeking relief from the painfully long cycle times endured grinding cermets. The Grinding Doc explains what the shop should do to stop the pain. About the Grinding Doc Video Series: Thanks to his work as an independent grinding consultant and the author of the "Ask the Grinding Doc" column in Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, Dr. Jeffrey Badger routinely receives questions about grinding from shops all over the world. Through the magazine column and this video series, he provides shops with the insight and guidance they seek.
3D printing, once only in the realm of science fiction, is gaining popularity. In this military video, Staff Sergeant Scott Johnson talks about how Air Force Research Laboratory scientists at Wright-Patterson AFB are using additive manufacturing to provide the military with better equipment.
A Diversified Machine Systems 5-Axis Enclosed Large Format Overhead Gantry CNC Router with continuous C-Axis rotation demonstrates its ability to cut out a composite component. Diversified Machine Systems arranged the test cut to demonstrate the machine’s accuracy and efficiency for a customer who recently visited the company’s headquarters in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Cutting Tool Engineering magazine hosted a Webinar Dec. 10, 2014, featuring Mike MacArthur, vice president of engineering at the RobbJack Corp. Following the main presentation, titled "Technologies & Strategies for Composite Drilling, Routing and Trimming," CTE Publisher Don Nelson held a brief Q&A session with questions submitted by the audience.
Keiton Engineering recently introduced Toolox, a prehardened tool steel that the company reportedly can flame cut.
iMX series Exchangeable Screw on Head connection features the World's first "Carbide Head"+"Carbide Holder" double face contact connection, according to Mitsubishi Materials' own research on exchangeable head end mills. But the company did not stop there. Careful SWOT analysis of the conventional screw on head products indicated it was PARAMOUNT to re-engineer the carbide head joint connection for the next generation of Exchangeable head products to approach the performance of solid carbide end mills without encountering carbide joint failure due to tensile strength limitations of carbide threads.
The following video, which accompanies an industry news item (below) from the October 2011 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, provides a brief glimpse of the direct metal laser sintering process for additive metal fabrication.
Scott Gore, a technical support specialist with Setech Inc., Murfreesboro, Tenn., provides the commentary for a series of Hyper-Carbide cutting tool tests captured on video. Presented as a supplement to an Industry News item in Cutting Tool Engineering's December 2010 issue, this brief report includes video supplied by Setech and SRL Nano Corp., a California company specializing in high-strength cutting materials.
Ed Tarney, customer technical support manager with Erasteel Inc., Baldwinsville, N.Y., addressed "PM & High-Speed Steel for Premium Tool Performance" as part of the Fast Track Seminar series hosted at the Cutting Tool Engineering booth during IMTS 2010.
Jared Tellian, applications engineer with RobbJack Corp., presents a 12-minute seminar on "Successful Machining of Composites" as part of Cutting Tool Engineering's Fast Track Seminar series. The seminars were presented and filmed at our booth during IMTS 2010.
Rather than using taps to thread steel prior to hardening, a growing number of shops are opting to thread mill heat-treated steel.
Cutting Tool Engineering Editor Alan Richter's September cover story, titled "Smart Weighting," takes a close look at the practice of "lightweighting." In short, automakers are switching from mild steel and iron to components made of lower weight materials. The article focuses on incorporating parts machined from aluminum and advanced high-strength steels, specifically microalloy steels, including those cut from solid workpieces and near-net shapes.
Interrupted turning is common in aero-engine machining, said Sean Holt, aerospace specialist for Sandvik Coromant Co., Fair Lawn, N.J. There, a complete, finished component is machined out of a single, large block of material (most commonly Inconel 718) in several process stages that involve accurately removing a vast amount of material to meet strict parameters for the finished part's dimensions and characteristics. Sandvik Coromant claims to have cutting tools and machining methods that greatly improve aerospace component manufacturing.

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The Iosso-FE process increases the hardness of the surface up to 72 R.C. and significantly increases the base metal life expectancy. The FE process provides smooth and consistent results, free from hydrogen faults, cracks, or blisters. You should also not expect any peeling, flaking, or spalling with our process. We provide one of the safest and most durable plating processes in the market, which is Rohs compliant and TCHP compliant.
Parylene is the ultimate protective coating, and is used for customers that require protection of equipment, components, and surfaces in a range of end-use applications. Parylene is a hydrophobic polymer which is lightweight and can be applied as an extremely thin homogeneous film. This film is absolutely smooth and totally transparent, and does not cause any unwanted effects such as surface tension and distortion. The coating provides incredible resistance to aggressive media and liquid hydrocarbons, and can also be used as a diffusion barrier to gases.
EcoShield® 386 FD Water Based Micro Corrosion Inhibiting Coating is a force-dry version of Cortec’s top water-based anticorrosion coating, EcoShield® VpCI®-386. As such, EcoShield® 386 FD offers excellent corrosion protection at 1.5-3.0 mils (37.5-75 µm) DFT (dry film thickness). The advantage is that EcoShield® 386 FD force-dries in only 5-10 minutes at 150 °F (54 °C) and has good hot hardness, which keeps the hot coated parts from sticking together before they can cool down.
This media has a patented shape without any flat, parallel surface areas. On the one hand this unique design prevents media lodging in the work pieces, which can occur particularly in case of complex work pieces. Such lodged media can severely affect the finishing process and must frequently be removed by hand. On the other hand, the shape with its rounded surface areas allows the surface refinement of work pieces, which to-date could not be handled by mass finishing at all or only with very complicated operational setups. This includes components with difficult-to-reach surface areas like tight radii, undercuts, notches and slits, which can frequently be found in stamped and bent components.
Operating at the optimum temperature range of 200° – 210°F as the original Tru Temp XL, TRU TEMP 2nd GEN makes it easy to use in-house and operator friendly. The chemistry is easy to manage and contains no EPA regulated metals, so rinse waters are generally sewerable by neutralizing the pH with a typical discharge range of pH 7-11. Additionally, reaching this pH range takes only 20% of the acid than other processes. Since TRU TEMP 2nd GEN requires no effluent treatment, the initial capital investment is only about half of other blackening finishes. 
Drawing on its deep materials science expertise, Kennametal developed KAR85-AM-K to provide corrosion and wear resistant properties analogous to its conventional counterpart grade, CN13S. Combined with Kennametal’s binder jet additive manufacturing capabilities, KAR85-AM-K results in fully densified, corrosion resistant components that meet or exceed the properties of conventionally manufactured carbide components.
 VpCI-369 is an oil-based temporary coating that provides extreme corrosion protection in aggressive environments and is one of Cortec’s most-popular wet film corrosion inhibitors. It is an excellent option for protecting auto service parts and heavy equipment components before assembly. Since VpCI-369 is thixotropic, it can be mixed so that the product changes consistency to enhance sprayability for application with an airless sprayer. Once applied, it thickens so that it does not run off the metal. VpCI-369 can be tinted to blue, green, or other custom colors if desired to help workers detect sufficient product coverage.
A member of the Walk-A-Sured® Water Clear Epoxy System, this eco-friendly, two-component epoxy system meets OSHA and ADA standards, and ASTM slip-resistance requirements.  It contains 100% solids, with no solvents or VOCs, ensuring compatibility with previously installed coatings.  Water, solvent and chemical resistant Walk-A-Sured® Water Clear HEAVYDUTY 20 contains polymer grit which gives the coating long-lasting added traction.   It is ideal for use on industrial floors by machining centers and other oil-prone areas, in auto service stations where oil and grease are common, in ski resorts where floors are normally wet, and other manufacturing/industrial/commercial environments. 
The diamond coating portfolio covers the entire spectrum of demanding machining applications and is divided into two groups of different base materials. The first contains coatings for machining highly abrasive compacted and sintered powders like graphite for moulds and dies, as well as ceramics for dental applications. For these applications, the BALDIA COMPACT and BALDIA COMPACT DC coatings produce the best possible machining performance. The second group of base materials are fibre-reinforced plastics, stack materials and highly abrasive aluminium alloys used in the aerospace and automotive industries. For this group, BALDIA NANO and BALDIA COMPOSITE DC are the right choice. In both groups the ending “DC” stands for maximum coating quality with consistently high tool performance and the tightest possible tolerances for tool diameter and coating thickness.
The EZ-Puller is an auto-adjusting bar puller that enables automatic operation of CNC lathes. The auto adjust feature is driven by an "X" value in the pulling subroutine of a lathe program. This value represents the distance the tool needs to move in the X-axis according to the bar diameter being pulled. 
CeramiX HX5 Grade succeeds in matching the performance characteristics of CBN with the added benefit of being a less expensive product compared to CBN. A special TiAlN coating offers excellent wear resistance for hard turning applications.
The newest addition to the group is JP0 for continuous cuts when finishing HRSA parts and machining at 700 up to 1600 SFM. It brings improved wear resistance to provide performance and consistency of machined part straightness.
The newest addition to the group is JP0 for continuous cuts when finishing HRSA parts and machining at 700 up to 1600 SFM. It brings improved wear resistance to provide performance and consistency of machined part straightness.
Dragonskin is formulated with a combination of state-of-the-art high-performance substrates and the latest coating structures to achieve an extremely hard and durable satin finish. CERATIZIT tooling coated with Dragonskin enables maximum tool life, cutting speeds, and process reliability.
In clamping tests, Carbinite has been shown to nearly double the gripping strength at equal clamping force.  Customers report increased grip and longer tool life.  Utilizing a process called Electro Spark Deposition (ESD), Carbinite can be added to hard or soft jaws after they are milled to customer requirements.  The wear resistant carbide alloys display exceptional bond strength without annealing or distortion. 
Both versatile and impact-resistant, BigRep's new ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) is perfectly suited for mobility applications and a variety of end-use consumer appliances. Weather- and UV-resistant, BigRep’s new ASA (Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate) material is a robust, engineering-grade filament with high mechanical resistance, low shrinkage and superior layer adhesion, while also showing a greater heat resistance than even ABS.
The system allows a high coating speed. The coating medium can also be changed in a very short time, thanks to the system’s automated cleaning process for all system components carrying operating supplies.
Custom engineered clad metal wire composites that can achieve specific properties for use in harsh environments, inside or outside of the human body, has been introduced by Anomet Products.
Copper Development Association Inc. (CDA) has launched its Machine Tool Payback Calculator, a tool designed to help manufacturers realize the greater profitability and throughput they can achieve with brass on modern machine tools. The calculator enables shops to input their individual production, material and equipment data to assess the impact of new technology on their bottom lines.
The new Eriez NanoRanch A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) Sorter uses vision to identify and sort a vast and customizable range of nonferrous materials, providing greater than 95 percent accuracy when the machine is trained with samples.
Special shaft collars and couplings that can be machined from wide range of materials to meet strict OEM design requirements are being introduced by Stafford Manufacturing Corp.
WDS offers stainless steel versions of many of the components that it supplies to machine and equipment builders across the UK and around the world. Wherever possible it offers stainless steel versions of its most popular components.
As a market-leading photo chemical etching specialist for over 50 years, Precision Micro has developed etchant chemistries and processes that make etching possible on a wide range of metals. Stainless steel, however, remains the number one choice for many of the company’s customers due to its versatility, the numerous grades available, and the vast array of finishes. Precision Micro etches more than two million steel and stainless steel components each month, making it the largest sheet etching company in Europe.
Custom composite clad metal wire that can combine the properties of several materials where solid wire is limited or too expensive is available from Anomet Products. In addition to serving OEMs, the firm is seeking wire suppliers who want to expand their product offerings.


Formulators looking to enhance the corrosion protection of increasingly popular water-based coatings systems can now use Cortec’s M-120, a water-based corrosion inhibitor additive that does not contain heavy metals. M-120 can be used alone or in conjunction with other inhibitors to increase the corrosion protection abilities of both water-based and solvent-based systems. It is recommended for use in acrylic and alkyd resin systems.
Buffalo Precision Products announces the launch of a new web shop for precision flat ground and drill rod. The new web shop offers buyers access to an extensive offering of grades and sizes through a modern buying interface. With improved features to make buying efficient, fast and secure, the company looks forward to being the online source for all of your flat ground and drill rod needs.
Standard and custom machined parts made from corrosion-resistant 316 stainless steel for use in wastewater treatment facilities and similar harsh environments are available from Stafford Manufacturing Corp.
Vapor Technologies Inc. (VaporTech) announces the launch of the VT-i series PVD coating machines: Brand-new equipment that meets today’s needs for efficiency, cost-control, and product quality and differentiation.
Custom manufactured clad metal wire designed for specific performance characteristics such as corrosion resistance, biocompatibility and more have been introduced by Anomet Products.
A full line of highly spherical sapphire and ruby balls with precise surface finishes for applications requiring superior hardness and chemical resistance are available from Meller Optics Inc.
Cincinnati Inc. has released a new carbon fiber resin material for its SAAM (Small Area Additive Manufacturing) 3D printing system. The new material is impact resistant, lightweight and has a very high strength-to-weight ratio. Carbon fiber reinforcement makes the material stiff, durable and very low warping – and advanced inter-layer adhesion results in accurate, quality parts with good dimensions. The material’s superior surface finish makes it perfect for custom tooling applications, as well as assembly, CMM, welding and CNC fixtures.
With more than 80 years of expertise in the metal processing/coil industry and an extensive range of process solutions for pickling, lubrication, cleaning, pretreatment, passivation, coating and lamination, Henkel has firmly established itself as a global one-stop partner of the metal coil industry. New product innovations are strongly focused on helping customers manage the process needs of next-generation alloys while meeting cost and regulatory challenges.
Eriez offers quick shipping on its two newest metal detector/magnetic separator “Double Team” systems to meet customers’ most urgent requirements for protection against ferrous and nonferrous metal contamination. These compact systems provide cost-saving benefits and produce as close to a perfect product yield as possible.
Kyocera Corp. announced that it has developed a new ultradurable coating technology and base material for indexable industrial cutting tool inserts to improve steel machining. The new CA025P CVD coated carbide grade will be available to the U.S. market from the middle of May 2018.
Now there’s a better way to protect small quantities of iron and steel parts from corrosion with Birchwood Technologies’ BK-1 Mini PRESTO BLACK finishing line. It’s fast, easy and economical.
Finnish nanodiamond manufacturer Carbodeon and Dutch 3D printing specialist Tiamet 3D have announced nanodiamond-enhanced filaments for 3D printing. The Carbodeon/Tiamet 3D filaments are based on a jointly patented technology, which significantly improves the mechanical and thermal properties of 3D printed items.
No. 836 is a 750° F electrically heated Class 100 clean room oven from Grieve, currently used to bake various coatings onto products at a customer’s facility.
Designed for use on any size parts, the new Presto Black Gel, Antique Brown Gel, and Antique Black Gel formulations solve the application challenges of liquid products while producing an attractive, high quality, durable darkened finish.
In a continuing quest to enhance customer service, Solar Atmospheres of Western PA has expanded its wings by adding another type of mechanical testing to its repertoire: tensile testing. Tensile tests are essential in determining and understanding the ultimate strengths of materials.
FTT says its in-house PVD coating is yet another example of its commitment to maintaining the latest technology in-house to provide the highest-quality, timely and efficient service to customers. These types of coatings protect the tools from heat and abrasion.
Henkel Adhesive Technologies has sharpened the market fit of its Bonderite L-FM FL portfolio of polymeric coatings for the surface conversion of metals used in cold forming operations. The optimized Bonderite L-FM FL process reduces the number of treatment steps from as many as 10 to one or two and is emerging as an attractive alternative in the production of high-performance automotive bolts and screws, according to the company.
New Presto Black SSB room temperature stainless steel blackening process is an immersion or brush-on solution for most stainless steel alloys and substrates. Creating an esthetic appealing finish, Presto Black SSB can be used in production finishing, for manual touch-up needs, or for distressed decorative or architectural metalworking.
InterCoat ChemGuard from Chemcoaters Inc. is a new type of corrosion protection for galvanized steel. InterCoat ChemGuard uses a new type of coating technology that incorporates covalent bonds and enhances the effectiveness of zinc and substantially improves corrosion protection on galvanized steel.
Hypertherm introduces the availability of FlushCut consumables for more Powermax plasma systems. These new consumables are designed to work at 45 amps on Powermax45 XP, 65, 85, and 105 systems. In addition, owners of the original Powermax45 can use the consumables provided they upgrade to a Hypertherm Duramax series torch. Previously, FlushCut consumables were only recommended for use on Powermax105 and Powermax125 systems.
Parker Steel Co. offers a large supply of metric-sized metals, ideal for applications where pre-sized metric parts are needed. Parker Steel’s cold-finished carbon steel, alloyed and high-strength stainless steel, aluminum, copper, brass and tool steel bars/shafting, tubing, sheets and plates, angles, channels and tees; and other specialty shapes can be shipped out the same day as ordered with few exceptions.
The Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence Composite Inspection System comprises HP-C-V3D Apodius Vision Sensor hardware – designed to fit to a ROMER Absolute Arm with Integrated Scanner – together with a custom-built Apodius Explorer 3D software package.
Since introducing the Shred1 Ballistic Separator 6 years ago, Eriez has installed units in various shredding yards, steel mills and slag processing facilities throughout North America. These innovative separators utilize ballistics to upgrade frag by segregating the copper bearing materials from the rest of the ferrous materials. Customers using Shred1 Ballistic Separators report increased revenues and reduced overhead.
Carr Lane Mfg. Co. offers a new LIFE-EX PVD coating as an option on its round and diamond pins. So hard it cannot be measured on the Rockwell C scale, LIFE-EX is a thin film of vaporized solid metal that has been deposited onto Carr Lane’s round and diamond pins as a pure metal or alloy coating.
Introduced in 2010 and originally marketed primarily for scrap recycling, Eriez P-Rex rare earth scrap drums are now successfully operating across North America in a variety of recycling sectors. The P-Rex is proving its value in the field--beyond scrap recycling operations--by boosting ferrous recovery rates for waste-to-energy and slag recycling facilities, according to the company.
Nanodiamond material specialist Carbodeon of Finland has worked with metal finishing specialist CCT Plating of Germany to develop a new electroless nickel, PTFE and nanodiamond composite coating. Electroless nickel-PTFE (EN-PTFE) coatings provide excellent anti-adhesive and low friction properties but are traditionally soft and wear quickly in abrasive conditions. By adding NanoDiamond particles to the EN-PTFE coating, Carbodeon has been able to improve the abrasive wear resistance of these coatings without compromising the sliding or release properties.
The BONDERITE C-CP process from Henkel for pickling stainless steel is reportedly providing users with important cost and environmental benefits. Together with Henkel’s expertise and service, it has already provided advantages for several of Henkel’s customers in Italy and the Far East, where this technology has been introduced as an alternative to mixed acid processes.
Parker Steel Co. offers a large supply of metric-sized metals in North America. Suitable for applications where presized metric parts are needed, Parker’s cold-finished carbon, alloyed and high-strength stainless steel bars/shafting, tubing, sheets and plates; carbon and stainless angles, channels and tees; and carbon beams can be shipped out the same day as ordered with few exceptions.
Seco Tools new TP3501 grade is designed to provide optimal application security. The grade is for steel turning applications that involve numerous interrupted cuts, less stable machines, short time in cut or weak setups due to part size or shape.designed
Diehl Tool Steel offers Hitachi Metals America’s SLD-i cold work premium tool steel, an advanced tool steel grade used in various blanking and forming application where AHSS parts are processed. It is produced using the same heat treatment as D2 but exhibits better wear and toughness when used for forming sections.
The growth in the GDi market is staggering. In 2008 it was estimated that about 2% of cars built incorporated this technology, but recent predictions suggest that by 2020, 25% will include GDi systems as standard. This is great news for Precision Micro, the photo-etching specialist, which supplies photo-etched flexures used in GDis systems and this is stimulating major growth in the company.
Easily and securely installed by hand in an ordinary drill hole, self-retaining ball plungers from Carr Lane Mfg. Co. have a flexible design, and compensate for hole tolerances up to 0.008". The slotted end of the thermoplastic body expands to compensate in an oversize hole.
Stronghold Coatings introduces PlasticMetal, a two-component repair technology that can be mixed in various ratios for small and medium repairs to many types of metal. Unlike pre-mixed polymers, which have a set viscosity, this resin and powdered metal system can be mixed in small quantities in thicknesses to suit particular application requirements.
Cortec’s VpCI-368 coating has just become more powerful with the addition of extra vapor-phase corrosion inhibitors. Already, VpCI-368 provides excellent protection to metal substrates exposed to harsh outdoor conditions.
Sandvik Hyperion's new AM60 carbide grade is an advanced substrate developed to increase machining productivity and performance for applications that require CVD diamond coating.
Sandvik Hyperion offers Compax veined PCD. This product offers diamond sintered within slotted veins oriented along a 30 degree helix angle. Its nibs are designed specifically for use in machining of CFRP and CFRP-metal stacks.
Sandvik Hyperion's carbide grade AM70 is an advanced substrate developed to increase machining productivity and performance in titanium and ISO M materials. The AM70 grade is comprised of a combination of submicron carbide grains that provide the perfect mix of toughness and wear resistance.
Sandvik Materials Technology offers Sanmac, a stainless steel material that can significantly increase machining rates. Year on year Sandvik Research & Development has applied and tested process improvements upgrading the melt of Sanmac material. The result is the introduction of new generation Sanmac, a dedicated stainless steel material available in a range of grades.
Sandvik Hyperion's BZN V-Series PCBN grades provide versatility in three key aspects of machining of hardened ferrous materials. First, the grades are able to work in case hardened, bearing steels, powder metal alloy steels, and tool steels.
MK Tools solid-carbide round tools from Monaghan Tooling Group introduces new "Speed-Drill R4" geometry, reportedly offering unparalleled cutting speeds and unprecedented tool life when cutting gray cast iron, ductile iron and forged steel, which are popular materials in automotive engine and chassis components. With a new corner radius design which is tangential to the drill point but nontangential to the diameter, these proven designs address challenging, high production drilling applications.
Walter says it has unveiled a technology that promises to dramatically improve machining effectiveness. Called Tiger·tec Gold, it is the latest iteration of Walter’s successful line of Tiger·tec and Tiger·tec Silver coatings.
Dorner’s newly redesigned 2200 series modular belt conveyor features additional belt options, a sleek open-frame design, a universal T-slot and is ideal for applications within the metalworking, packaging, assembling and general manufacturing industries. The product redesign includes a number of improvements.
Harrington Hoists Inc. has introduced its RCB Ex-certified spark-resistant hand chain hoists and RPT/RGT manual push and geared trolleys. These products are manufactured with materials that will reduce risk of sparks produced by impact or friction in heavy-duty industrial applications.
Compact and flexible, the AeroGo Air Caster Rigging Kit contains everything necessary to move heavy, awkward or delicate loads using compressed air. The kit is housed in a rugged and lockable storage box. The rigging kit system can be configured to accommodate numerous and varied load requirements in a variety of applications, handling load weights as heavy as 64,000 lbs.
Harman Corp. announces the availability of low-cost dip molding for custom shipped caps, plugs or handgrip applications. Harman offers in-house design and tooling capabilities and can provide prototypes within 7 working days. Tooling costs for dip molding are 1/10th the price of injection molding, according to the company.
Fast response, high bandwidth and force, and virtually unlimited resolution make piezoelectric transducers invaluable to modern high tech applications including flow measurement, distance gauging, bio-medical dispensing and aerosol generation, as well as metrology, semiconductor testing, and aerospace technology. PI offers value-added piezo components by adhering flexible printed circuits for easy application integration.
Raptor-ready dovetail blanks from TCI Precision Metals are custom produced to your specifications and are machine-ready—order from one to thousands with quick turnaround. Each Raptor-ready dovetail blank includes a dovetail feature to match your specified fixture model and arrives machine-ready to go from receiving directly into your CNC machining centers.
The Magswitch Integrated Solutions (MIS) division is introducing new end of arm tool (EOAT) degaussing technology for magnetic material handling in industrial automation. This reportedly allows for a whole new range of material handling applications.
Featuring a nickel filler, Master Bond EP21TDCN-LO is an electrically conductive two-component adhesive/sealant that is particularly effective for grounding, shielding and static dissipation applications. It is a toughened system and is capable of withstanding rigorous thermal cycling, mechanical vibration and shock.
Vollmer of America's CHD270 is a sharpening machine with 8 CNC-controlled axes and a measurement device, and it's intended for the automatic machining of carbide-tipped circular saw blades with various diameters and tooth geometries on face and top. 
Harrington Hoists Inc. has introduced its new CX005 mini hand chain hoist. This hoist has a rated capacity of ½ ton and is the second model in the company's line of small and lightweight hand chain hoists.
For more than 550 Chainflex continuous flex cables, the process of stripping the cable jacket is quick, easy, and able to be done by hand. With an integrated “CFRIP” tear strip, the cable’s jacket is openable like a zip fastener, allowing up to a 50 percent reduction in stripping time.
Tech-Etch specializes in the photo chemical etching of tungsten. Because tungsten is extremely dense, 71 percent heavier than lead, it is used in medical applications, including grids used to collimate and attenuate stray X-rays in CT scanners, as well as ID tags used in implanted medical devices.
TigerStop offers an entirely updated version of its user-friendly, on-board, touchscreen material automation solution, TigerTouch. The new TigerTouch v1.2 is now capable of pack and panel processing and has greatly expanded printing capabilities, which include any printer with a Windows driver.
High-value tooling such as toolholders, workholding and turret press tooling takes on an attractive, protective black oxide finish when finished with the TRU TEMP low-temperature, nonpolluting black-oxide system from Birchwood Technologies. Extremely durable, the TRU TEMP process provides a satin black magnetite coating, 20 millionths thick (0.54 micron) with no effect on component material hardness or tensile strength.
Eriez suspended magnets, drum magnets and AIP magnetic pulleys are used to safely and efficiently recover ferrous metals. Technological advancements in separation equipment enable recovery of valuable ferrous and nonferrous metals less than 1-inch (2.54 cm) in diameter from the fines waste stream.
General Carbide has expanded its operations to produce more than 40 standard and custom sizes of wire EDM blocks for a range of stamping and fabricating applications. To help ensure that blocks are of the highest metallurgical quality and reach customers intact and quickly, the company processes every order in sinter-HIP furnaces, ships the blocks in durable packaging, guarantees turnaround of 3 to 5 business days and tracks shipments door-to-door.
Crystallume is pleased to present an extensive new catalog, highlighting all of its diamond tools and DCC coating services. The 24-page catalog is rich with information to help machinists navigate the immense selection of diamond tools available for all of your machining needs
International Mold Steel Inc. announced the results of a study that showed reduced vibration with Toolox 44 (made by SSAB) toolholders. A recent study conducted at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology of Sweden, compared Toolox 44 with conventional tool steel alloyed with chromium, molybdenum and vanadium.
In 2013 Eriez introduced the supersized 76 series vibratory feeder to satisfy customers’ largest application demands while enabling increased overhang. “Over the past 3 years, the 76 series vibratory feeder has demonstrated success in operations across various and diverse industries,” says Rob Yandrick, product manager-vibratory. “The 76 has become a popular choice to use with bucket elevators as well as bulk bag unloading, scale feeding and other challenging applications.”
Cortec VpCIs offer a range of innovative options for reducing manufacturing costs and corrosion. In the case of VpCI-371, Cortec’s protection reportedly rivals the corrosion resistance of stainless steel while significantly reducing material costs.
Manufacturers needing immediate corrosion protection on small quantities of parts can get it with all of the quality of larger finishing systems using Birchwood Technologies’ Mini PRESTO BLACK line. The BK-1 line is a low-cost alternative and/or substitute for large scale finishing. This mini PRESTO BLACK room-temperature blackening system for iron and steel from Birchwood Technologies is great for small production operations that require robust corrosion resistance and galling protection on critical surfaces for machine components.
Shape-Master Tool Co. has developed new combinations of PCBN grades and tool coatings for hard turning applications. The coatings are applied specific to each application. Manufacturers have experienced improved cutting performance and tool life.
Harrington Hoists Inc. offers the ED-V Mini electric chain hoist. It is a single-phase, single-speed hoist that features Smart Speed Technology, which allows users to change the factory set speed to a higher speed by making a simple adjustment inside the hoist when necessary.
Accudyne Products bar pullers, the EZ-Puller and the BigEZ, have a range of 0.093" to 1.750" and 1.625" to 3.00", respectively, and provide automatic bar stock advancement for CNC lathes.
CECOR heavy-duty carts can be fitted with frames that allow users to dump loads from a forklift or hook hoist. The frame is secured to the cart with trunnion pins, which can be adjusted to accommodate loads that range from light and bulky to heavy and dense.
Mersen USA offers ultrafine-grain graphite for sinker EDMing. The top-performing DS4, featuring the DarkStar ultrafine-carbon particle, helps users confidently handle challenging EDM operations while saving money, according to the company. The easy-to-machine and strong DS4 imparts a fine surface finish and intricate detail.
GenSwiss, Westfield, Mass., recently partnered with Louis Belet SA to become the exclusive North American representative for Louis Belet precision carbide cutting tools and PCD-tipped milling tools, according to a Feb. 17 news release from Genevieve Swiss Industries Inc.
Birchwood Technologies three brush-on metal blackeners—Presto Black BST4, Antique Black M24, and Aluma Black A14—are now available in smaller, quart sized (32 oz.) bottles for easier application and handling, at a new lower price point.
Walther Trowal GmbH & Co. KG, Haan, Germany, recently introduced "trowalplast HDC," a newly developed, fast-cutting plastic media said to be ideal for grinding and surface smoothing of metal workpieces, especially die-castings, the company announced in a Feb. 11 news release.
Tungaloy Corp. has introduced the AH8000 series of PVD grades and chipbreakers for turning heat resistant alloys. The new PVD grades feature impressive resistance to both wear and fracture due to the world’s first nano-multi-layered AlTiN coating with high Al content and dramatically reduces notch wear, crater wear and built-up edge in machining heat resistant alloys.
PFERD Inc., Milwaukee, Wis., today introduced Cast Cut, a new line of high-performance carbide burs specially designed for work on cast iron. The burs, which are characterized by an extremely high stock removal rate, reportedly offer a smooth milling action that significantly reduces vibration and noise. Cast Cut achieves stock removal rates up to 100 percent higher than conventional double-cut burs, thanks to its innovative tooth geometry—a major plus for automotive customers given the industry’s relentless drive to boost productivity and save time. Other key market applications include foundry, welding and general industry.
Fischer Technology Inc., a Windsor, Conn.-based manufacturer of instrumentation for coating thickness, material testing, nanoindentation and material analysis, announced plans to open a new office in Livonia, Mich., to provide technical sales and service support for the Michigan area.
Fischer Technology Inc., a Windsor, Conn.-based manufacturer of instrumentation for coating thickness, material testing, nanoindentation and material analysis, announced plans to open a new office in Livonia, Mich., to provide technical sales and service support for the Michigan area.
Dormer Pramet now offers Pramet SF and SM geometries for machining of high temperature alloys and stainless steel, the company announced Jan. 27. The SF geometry features a sharp positive geometry with an inclination cutting edge of 14.5° while the SM chip-breaker is a wear-resistant, universal geometry for medium machining.
In a news release issued Jan. 16, Walter USA LLC, Waukesha, Wis., unveiled its P6005-WKK45C point drill insert that reportedly brings new levels of performance and cost effectiveness to drilling cast materials (ISO K) as well as other materials. The P6005-WKK45C insert design features a new high-performance geometry for maximum productivity in cast iron materials, and 110° prismatic seat for minimal run-out and stable positioning.

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Advanced Coating Technologies 661-294-3836 https://actcoating.com/
Advanced Superabrasives Inc. 828-689-3200 http://www.asiwheels.com
Advent Tool & Mfg. Inc. http://www.advent-threadmill.com
American Natl. Carbide 281-351-7165 http://www.anconline.com
American Natl. Carbide 281-351-7165 http://www.anconline.com
American Natl. Carbide 281-351-7165 http://www.anconline.com
Arkema Inc. 610-205-7000 http://www.arkema-americas.com
ARNO Werkzeuge USA 815-943-4426 http://www.arnousa.com
Aurora Scientific Corp. 604-207-0633 http://www.aurorascicorp.com
Bahco Bandsaw Blades 800-446-7404 http://www.snaponindustrialbrands.com
Beijing Worldia Diamond Tools Co. Ltd. +86-10-58411388 ext.8338 http://www.worldia-tools.com
Birchwood Technologies 952-937-7931 http://www.birchwoodtechnologies.com
Bodle Diamond Industries 800-607-3798
Bonal Technologies Inc. 248-582-0900 http://www.bonal.com
Botek USA Inc. 630-893-5300 http://www.botekusa.com
Caplugs 716-876-9855 http://www.caplugs.com
Caplugs 716-876-9855 http://www.caplugs.com
Carbide Products Inc. 877-863-2340 http://www.carbidepros.com
Carbide Tools Mfg. Inc. 262-251-0099 http://www.carbidetools.com
carbide.ca 416-895-4769 http://www.carbide.ca
Carmex Precision Tools 262-628-5030 http://www.carmexusa.com
Casso-Solar Technologies LLC 845-354-2010 http://www.cassosolartechnologies.com/
Castlebar Corporation 330-451-6511 http://www.castlebar.us
CemeCon Inc. 607-562-2363 http://www.cemeconusa.com
Ceratizit USA Inc. 800-783-2280 https://cuttingtools.ceratizit.com/us/en.html#ls
Ceratizit USA Inc. 800-783-2280 https://cuttingtools.ceratizit.com/us/en.html#ls
Chardon Tool 440-286-6440 http://www.chardontool.com
Chemcoaters Inc. 219-977-1929 http://www.chemcoaters.com
Cobra Carbide 951-280-4700 https://cobracarbide.wordpress.com
Cole Family of Companies 586-757-8700 http://www.colecarbide.com
Contour360° 207-625-4000 http://www.contour360.com
Controx Inc. 937-325-2888 http://www.controx.com
Copper Development Association Inc. 212-251-7200 http://www.copper.org
Cortec Corp. 651-429-1100 http://www.cortecvci.com
Cryoplus Inc. 330-683-3375 http://www.cryoplus.com
Cryoplus Inc. 330-683-3375 http://www.cryoplus.com
Crystallume 408-653-1700 http://www.crystallume.com
Danobat USA 281-812-4259 http://www.danobatusa.com
Dervos Valves Co. Ltd. 86-592-5185336 https://www.dervosvalve.com/
Desmond-Stephan Mfg. Co. 937-653-7181 http://www.desmond-stephan.com
DEV Industrial Corp. 561-368-0057 http://www.dev-group.com
Diamond Alternatives LLC 734-755-1505 http://www.diamondalternatives.net
Dillon Chuck Jaws 937-325-8482 http://www.dillonmfg.com
E.C. Kitzel & Sons Inc. 216-267-6850 http://www.kitzel.com
Ebbco Inc. 586-716-5151 http://www.ebbcoinc.com
Ellsworth Cutting Tools Ltd. 586-598-6040 http://www.ellsworthtoolsusa.com
Endurance Carbide 989-777-7950 http://www.endurancecarbide.com
Enhanced Pressed Materials LLC 814-594-5900
Enhanced Pressed Materials LLC 814-594-5900
Erasteel Inc. 973-335-8400 http://www.erasteel.com
Erasteel Inc. 973-335-8400 http://www.erasteel.com
Form Tool Technology 803-788-3686 http://www.formtooltech.com
Fusion Alloys Inc. 248-410-2477 http://Fusionalloysinc.com
Fusion Alloys Inc. 248-410-2477 http://Fusionalloysinc.com
Gerber N.A. 336-653-1425 http://www.gerber-maschinen.ch
Griggs Steel 248-298-0540 http://www.highspeedsteel.com
Grizzly Industrial Inc. 570-546-9663 http://www.grizzly.com
Grobet File Co. of America 201-939-6700 http://www.grobetusa.com
Guhring Inc. 262-784-6730 http://www.guhring.com
H.B. Carbide Co. 989-786-4223 http://www.hbcarbide.com
H.B. Carbide Co. 989-786-4223 http://www.hbcarbide.com
Hendrick Screen 270-685-5138 https://www.hendrickcorp.com/screen/services/screens/
Hexion Inc. 614-986-2497 http://www.hexion.com
Hoffmann Group USA http://www.hoffmann-group.com
Hoffmann Group USA http://www.hoffmann-group.com
Hyperion Materials & Technologies 614-438-2300 https://www.hyperionmt.com/
Hyperion Materials & Technologies 614-438-2300 https://www.hyperionmt.com/
Hyperion Materials & Technologies 614-438-2300 https://www.hyperionmt.com/
ICO Surface Coatings Inc. 330-225-3939 http://www.icosurfacecoatings.com
IMCO Carbide Tool Inc. 800-765-4626 http://www.imcousa.com
Ingersoll Cutting Tools 815-387-6600 http://www.ingersoll-imc.com
Ion Vacuum (IVAC) Technologies Corp. 216-662-5158 http://www.ivactech.com
Knight Carbide 586-598-4888 http://www.knightcarbide.com
Kyocera Hardcoating Technologies Ltd. 330-686-2136 http://www.kyocera-hardcoating.com
Kyocera Precision Tools 800-823-7284 http://www.kyoceraprecisiontools.com
Lach Diamond Inc. 616-698-0101 http://www.lach-diamond.com
LANDS Superabrasives Co. 212-354-4060 http://www.landssuperabrasives.com
Lieber & Solow Co. 212-354-4060 http://www.lieberandsolow.com
Lucifer Furnaces Inc. 215-343-0411 http://www.luciferfurnaces.com
Lucifer Furnaces Inc. 215-343-0411 http://www.luciferfurnaces.com
Lunzer Technologies Inc. 201-794-2800 http://www.lunzer.com
MachiningCloud 805-437-4171, x149 https://www.machiningcloud.com/
Marlborough Foundry 508-485-2848 http://www.marlboroughfoundry.com
Marlborough Foundry 508-485-2848 http://www.marlboroughfoundry.com
Master Bond 201-343-8983 http://www.masterbond.com
Mastercut Tool Corp. 727-726-5336 http://www.mastercuttool.com
Mastercut Tool Corp. 727-726-5336 http://www.mastercuttool.com
Mersen USA Inc. 814-781-1234 http://www.edm.mersen.com
Minicut Intl. Inc. 514-352-6464 http://www.minicut.com
Momentive Performance Materials Inc. 614-986-2495 http://www.momentive.com
Mueller Corp. 508-583-2800 https://muellercorp.com
MWI Eloquence 212-869-5160 http://www.mwieloquence.com
Nachi America Inc. 888-340-8665 http://www.nachiamerica.com
New Tech Ceramics Inc. 515-868-0055 http://www.newtechceramics.com
O-D Tool & Cutter Inc. 5083397507 http://www.odtool.com
Oerlikon Balzers Coating USA Inc. 847-619-5541 http://www.oerlikon.com/balzers/us
Particular Technology Inc. 847-625-1602 http://www.particulartechnology.com
PCETCO 888-406-1228 http://www.pcetco.com
Plasma Coatings 901-867-9911 http://www.plasmacoatings.com
Platit Inc. 847-680-5270 http://www.platitusa.com
Precision Brand Products Inc. 630-969-7200 http://www.precisionbrand.com
Precision Brand Products Inc. 630-969-7200 http://www.precisionbrand.com
Precision Cutting Tools LLC 562-921-7898 http://www.pct-imc.com
Quaker Houghton 610-832-4000 http://www.quakerchem.com
Radyne Corp. 414-481-8360 http://www.radyne.com
RedLine Tools 763-742-1206 https://www.redlinetools.com/
Reiff & Nestor Co. 717-453-7113 http://www.rntap.com
Rene Swiss Corp. 203-879-4822 http://www.reneswiss.com
Rene Swiss Corp. 203-879-4822 http://www.reneswiss.com
RobbJack Corporation 916-645-6045 http://www.robbjack.com
Roll-Rite Inc. 815-645-8600 http://www.rollriteinc.com
rose plastic USA LLLP 724-938-8530 http://www.rose-plastic.us
Sandvik Coromant Co. https://www.sandvik.coromant.com/en-us/pages/default.aspx
Seco Tools LLC 248-528-5200 http://www.secotools.com/us
Shape-Master Tool Co. 815-522-6186 http://www.shapemastertool.com
Star SU LLC 847-649-1450 http://www.star-su.com
TechMet Carbides 828-624-0222 http://www.techmet.us
The Charles C. Lewis Co. 413-733-2121 http://www.charlesclewis.com
The Charles C. Lewis Co. 413-733-2121 http://www.charlesclewis.com
Thyssenkrupp +49-201-844-0 http://www.thyssenkrupp.com
Titanium Coating Services Inc. 714-860-4229 http://www.pvdamerica.com
Tool Systems Inc. 440-461-6363 http://www.toolsystemsinc.com
Tool-Flo Mfg. Inc. 713-941-1080 http://www.toolflo.com
Toyotape Electronic Materials Co.Ltd 86-185-596-7792 https://www.toyotape.com
Transor Filter USA 847-640-0273 http://www.transorfilter.com
Tungco Powder Procurement 270-825-0000 https://tungco.com
Tungco Powder Procurement 270-825-0000 https://tungco.com
Turner Tooling Co. 603-644-0387 http://www.turnertooling.com
UKAM Industrial Superhard Tools 661-257-2288 http://www.ukam.com
Ulbrich Stainless Steels & Special Metals Inc. 203-239-4481 http://www.ulbrich.com
Ultra Carbide 2484461744 https://www.ultracarbide.com
Ultra Carbide 2484461744 https://www.ultracarbide.com
Vapor Technologies 303-652-8500 https://www.vaportech.com
Victor Machinery Exchange Inc. 718-899-1502 http://www.victornet.com
VinTech Nano Materials 479-725-8008 http://www.nanomech.com
voestalpine eifeler Coatings 630-587-1220 http://www.eifeler.com/northamerica/en/
voestalpine High Performance Metals Corp. 630-883-3000 https://www.voestalpine.com/highperformancemetals/usa/
voestalpine High Performance Metals Corp. 630-883-3000 https://www.voestalpine.com/highperformancemetals/usa/
voestalpine High Performance Metals Corp. 630-883-3000 https://www.voestalpine.com/highperformancemetals/usa/
voestalpine High Performance Metals Corp. 630-883-3000 https://www.voestalpine.com/highperformancemetals/usa/
Wall Colmonoy Corp. 248-585-6400 http://www.wallcolmonoy.com
Walter USA LLC 800-945-5554 https://www.walter-tools.com/en-us/pages/default.aspx
WDS Component Parts Ltd. +44-0-113-2909852 http://www.wdsltd.co.uk

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Cutting Tool Engineering's July 2022 issue will focus on how shops can meet demand for stringent boring operations. Bores must be machined with micron accuracy and maintain critical tolerances in low- and high-volume manufacturing applications. New digital solutions in boring and machine tool systems are set to transform industrial production. To supplement this report online, CTE will address some of these solutions during its Ask The Experts webinar scheduled for 10 a.m. (CDT) on Wednesday, July 20th.
Manufacturers can achieve 90% machine use reduction with power skiving.
At every stage of manufacturing, there is an opportunity for automation. Unfortunately, many manufactures often let perceived barriers keep them from implementing complete machine or process automation. With this mindset, they end up limiting their productivity by automating only one or two aspects of the process or not automating at all.
At the U.S. transmission plant of a global automotive manufacturing group, component inspection times have been reduced by half or more by upgrading the company’s coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) to incorporate 5-axis scanning technology in addition to touch probing.
Counterfeiting is a challenging problem for bearing manufacturers. Laser marking is one way to overcome this problem.
Expert spindle rebuilders that pay attention to the details and communicate throughout the process offer fast, reliable rebuilds that last.
Tools today are far superior to those used in previous firearm production methods, which provides the opportunity to combine operations into a single cutting tool, eliminating the need for additional tooling in the machine shop.
Machining titanium cost-effectively requires special attention to the distinctive features of this material – particularly for choosing the right tools.
ANCA honors its history by producing technology for the need of manufacturers today and in the future.
To ensure the surfaces on the gears are optimized, it is essential to use metrology tools to analyze, understand, and characterize.
Improved productivity, increased production capacity, better quality and lower costs were the demands of a leading garden tool manufacturer when they invested in a mass finishing system for deburring and polishing of garden shear knives. Rösler met this challenge.
While a user may encounter several challenges when machining threads, asking five questions can aid in building the foundation for a successful application.
While a user may encounter several challenges when machining threads, asking five questions can aid in building the foundation for a successful application.
Medical mold manufacturers' product specifications require exact tolerances, absolute precision, and sophisticated tool paths. Multi-axis CNC machine technology is helping these companies reach these lofty specification goals.
Advanced tool holders with precision coolant improve cost-efficiency in steel turning.
Keeping up with technology advances means keeping CNC equipment up-to-date, which allows injection molding companies to accept jobs that they might ordinarily have to decline.
Keeping up with technology advances means keeping CNC equipment up-to-date, which allows injection molding companies to accept jobs that they might ordinarily have to decline.
Branding for Gorilla Mill, a manufacturer of carbide drills, endmills and cutting tools, is simian-themed, aggressive and fun, and it comes with the tagline “Weapons of Mass Production.” The company has grown in employees, distributors and a diverse spread of customers. ANCA's CNC machines have played a large role in Gorilla Mill's progress.
Branding for Gorilla Mill, a manufacturer of carbide drills, endmills and cutting tools, is simian-themed, aggressive and fun, and it comes with the tagline “Weapons of Mass Production.” The company has grown in employees, distributors and a diverse spread of customers. ANCA's CNC machines have played a large role in Gorilla Mill's progress.
Fast, flexible custom tooling, easy access to tool data through cloud technology and automation are some of the technologies driving tool production processes, according to a recent discussion between two industry executives.
Fast, flexible custom tooling, easy access to tool data through cloud technology and automation are some of the technologies driving tool production processes, according to a recent discussion between two industry executives.
10 ways to improve productivity by integrating IOT into ERP.
Changing a three-axis machining process from a vertical machining center (VMC) to a horizontal machining center (HMC) offers many benefits.
Changing a three-axis machining process from a vertical machining center (VMC) to a horizontal machining center (HMC) offers many benefits.
Laser printed data matrix codes can track ten billion tools that in turn can generate huge amount of insight into how our products are used.
Choosing the right tools, and determining the right tool calculations, is vital to overcome diversification challenges and developing new revenue streams.
Micrometal's photochemical etching process enables ultraprecise contours to take shape and produces metal parts with unique features and a greater level of complexity.
For the Austria-based Wittmann Battenfeld company, it's all about plastic. The company utilizes a modern, diverse and modular range of machines for processing plastics and other plasticisable materials, including the M30 Millturn from WFL Millturn Technologies.
For the Austria-based Wittmann Battenfeld company, it's all about plastic. The company utilizes a modern, diverse and modular range of machines for processing plastics and other plasticisable materials, including the M30 Millturn from WFL Millturn Technologies.
Global trends toward reducing carbon footprint and operational costs as well as the push for high-precision processing tools have led to increasing demand for compact laser systems that can be implemented in processing plants and production lines.
Auto parts manufacturer SB Dezigns in North East, Maryland, has implemented a new end mill and chuck solution that helped them save 62% in costs on a recent application.
Many TNC functions of Heidenhain controls offer possible solutions to the conflicting demands of a production process that is simultaneously precise and efficient. Here is a look at some of those functions.
The Weifuautocam Precision Machinery Corporation from Wuxi, China is using a Grindstar profile and cut-off machine from Junker for the production of adjusting screws for high-pressure hydraulic pumps. Weifuautocam, a part of the Weifu Group, began collaborating with Junker in 2000.
The Weifuautocam Precision Machinery Corporation from Wuxi, China is using a Grindstar profile and cut-off machine from Junker for the production of adjusting screws for high-pressure hydraulic pumps. Weifuautocam, a part of the Weifu Group, began collaborating with Junker in 2000.
Seco Tools plans to make a strong contribution to the circular economy with an ambitious recycling goal while at the same time continuing to make reliable tooling.
After surviving a tornado, TDC Engineering rebuilds with a new equipment supplier, Kent USA.

The ultimate accuracy and reliability of a machine tool depends in no small degree on the alignment checking during its assembly. Seeking an alternative to traditional error measurement techniques, Hurco Manufacturing Ltd. (Hurco) chose Renishaw’s XK10 alignment laser system to increase both precision and throughput of its machine tools..

The Schaller Group, a Michigan-based metal forming company, invested in CNC technology to drive growth in the family-owned company and support the company principle's passion for hydroplane racing.
Boulevard Machine & Gear, a gear-cutting shop founded in 1954 to serve the paper industry in the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts, began a period of modernization and investment with the 2006 acquisition of the company by Susan Kasa. Kasa’s focus was to grow the company and become more efficient. One issue of concern dealt with completing certain machining jobs with conventional side-lock and collet holders. To solve this problem, the company invested in a Haimer Power Clamp Special Edition shrink fit machine, Haimer Standard Shrink chucks, Haimer Power Shrink chucks and extensions.
Aluminum, with its many advantageous properties, is used in a wide spectrum of industries to manufacture a vast, and growing, range of products. As the use of aluminum is so varied, so are its' traceability requirements.
Unlike machining other materials, machining stainless steel requires review of myriad aspects prior to beginning work in the machine shop. While machining stainless has unique challenges, its benefits outweigh those challenges.
Deburring and finishing are still predominantly manual processes for many manufacturers and job shops. However, the results can be inefficient and inconsistent. Automating these processes can solve these problems.
Deburring and finishing are still predominantly manual processes for many manufacturers and job shops. However, the results can be inefficient and inconsistent. Automating these processes can solve these problems.
Machining medical components cost-effectively and reliably requires high-precision tools that have been tested in practice to meet specifications that often reaches the micron level. Tool manufacturer, Inovatools, offers the Inomed range of tools for this application.

Machining medical components cost-effectively and reliably requires high-precision tools that have been tested in practice to meet specifications that often reaches the micron level. Tool manufacturer, Inovatools, offers the Inomed range of tools for this application.

Machining medical components cost-effectively and reliably requires high-precision tools that have been tested in practice to meet specifications that often reaches the micron level. Tool manufacturer, Inovatools, offers the Inomed range of tools for this application.

Wisconsin-based Integrity Saw & Tool Inc. purchased a Vollmer CHX 840 circular saw blade sharpening machine with the Vollmer HS automated loading station to increase capacity to meet the demand from a new pallet manufacturing customer.
Fewer than 30% of manufacturers have extensively adopted Industry 4.0 technologies, according to findings published in a new report, but manufacturers’ reluctance to go digital might have to change if they are to adapt to an unpredictable future. Sandvik Coromant's testing finds that an increase in machine utilization can result in a higher gross profit margin.
Fewer than 30% of manufacturers have extensively adopted Industry 4.0 technologies, according to findings published in a new report, but manufacturers’ reluctance to go digital might have to change if they are to adapt to an unpredictable future. Sandvik Coromant's testing finds that an increase in machine utilization can result in a higher gross profit margin.
Five trends have helped triple the number of annual installations of industrial robots within ten years (2010-2019) reaching 381 thousand units in factories around the world.
Utilizing intelligent and adaptive control and monitor technology, ANCA CNC Machines has developed a new electro discharge grinding (EDG) machine that monitors and controls sparks and the erosion gap to decrease cycle times for PCD tools by 50%.
Holemaking is a common procedure in any machine shop, but selecting the best type of cutting tool for each job is not always clear. Should a machine shop use solid or insert drills? Here are 5 ways to make that decision
In the past decade, a California-based machine shop has relied on a flexible, honing tool for a range of automated CNC machining applications such as cross hole deburring, cylindrical honing, surface finishing, edge-blending and cleaning.
Using a Vicivision optical measuring machine to verify quality during grinding and other operations, Italy-based Bavieri Alfeo Precision Mechanics can obtain accurate results in seconds .
Voestalpine Rotec GmbH, a global leader in the manufacture of precision steel pipes and tubes, integrated an automated Rösler drag finishing system, the R 4/700 SF, that doubled the usable life of stamping tools.
After a long hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Grinding Doc video series on Cutting Tool Engineering's website resumes with a special two-hour episode about Cylindrical Master 2020, an Excel program developed by Dr. Jeffrey Badger, aka the Grinding Doc. The 105th episode of the Grinding Doc video series provides a detailed description of the Cylindrical Master program that Badger developed during the pandemic.
Starrag is a manufacturer high-precision machine tools for milling, turning, boring and grinding workpieces for a variety of industries. Its rigid and robust equipment can also be used for making farming equipment.
Starrag is a manufacturer high-precision machine tools for milling, turning, boring and grinding workpieces for a variety of industries. Its rigid and robust equipment can also be used for making farming equipment.
ASCO Power Technologies, which manufactures automatic transfer switches, switchgear and other power management products, solved manufacturing issues by integrating Jetcam Expert nesting software throughout its facility.
ASCO Power Technologies, which manufactures automatic transfer switches, switchgear and other power management products, solved manufacturing issues by integrating Jetcam Expert nesting software throughout its facility.
Fast turnaround times and increasingly complex components are standard requirements in the mold industry.. To meet these growing customer demands with the greatest possible efficiency, high-performance 5-axis machining centers are a must for manufacturers.
Fast turnaround times and increasingly complex components are standard requirements in the mold industry.. To meet these growing customer demands with the greatest possible efficiency, high-performance 5-axis machining centers are a must for manufacturers.
Investing in CNC Swiss technology allows a shop to perform threading operations. Every Swiss machinist should be aware of the latest advancements in this field.

Investing in CNC Swiss technology allows a shop to perform threading operations. Every Swiss machinist should be aware of the latest advancements in this field.

Lasers are used in a myriad number of applications to cut, drill, weld, mark, or structure parts in a wide variety of applications in many industrial sectors to optimize manufacturing processes and satisfy the need for ever increasing quality of components.
Inovatools USA LLC in Hartland, Michigan, offers a broad product range of high-performance solid carbide mills that meet the exacting requirements in mold, fixture and die manufacturing.
Many machine shops are losing tens of thousands of dollars in company profits each year by not implementing quick-change tooling on mills and lathes. Implementing this technology can easily reduce downtime an hour a day.
A new paper by Forest City Gear engineer Andrew F. Vincent, Ph.D., has been released entitled, A Note on the Design of the Gap Between Helices on a Double-helical Gear. The paper focuses on how the design and how it “imposes a necessary lower bound on the gap between the helices it is meant to produce.”
Wear pads between the saddle and the machining bed on lathes and CNC machines are being replaced with a wear-resistant polymer known as Vesconite Hilube
More than a third of manufacturers say the Covid-19 pandemic is a catalyst for increasing automation, and additional drivers for adding and expanding automation include the need for increased productivity and a shortage of skilled workers, according to a new survey from MC Machinery of Elk Grove Village, Illinois.
With new advances in abrasive technology, machining center operators are able to complete surface finishing simultaneously with other machining operations, to speed cycle times, improve quality and save on off-line finishing time and costs. The abrasive finishing tools can be easily integrated into CNC machines carousels or tool holding systems.
Don Schumacher Motorsports (DSM) is one of the country’s most successful motorsports companies, both on and off the track. Tooling from Sandvik Coromant helped the company achieve some impressive goals.
Railway machine tool builder needed a robust 5-axis machine to ensure uptime, accuracy, and precision in cutter tool manufacturing
Railway machine tool builder needed a robust 5-axis machine to ensure uptime, accuracy, and precision in cutter tool manufacturing
Since the onslaught of the coronavirus pandemic, manufacturers have dealt with supply chain issues. In this Q&A, two industry leaders discuss the pandemic, the supply-chain and bringing manufacturing back to U.S. shores.
At Emuge-Franken, manufacturers of threading, gaging, clamping and milling technology, sensors and dynamometers from Kistler are used to aid in the development of new precision tools.
Grinding jobs requires strict tolerances. On grinding machines, the tolerances for the dimensions, form and position of finishing processes run tight, and in many cases, shops check these specifications against hard data. Studer machines can use cameras and laser systems to in-process measurements.
Grinding jobs requires strict tolerances. On grinding machines, the tolerances for the dimensions, form and position of finishing processes run tight, and in many cases, shops check these specifications against hard data. Studer machines can use cameras and laser systems to in-process measurements.
The tool and mold industry is designing and specifying ever more complex geometries and freeform surfaces and the industry is placing ever greater demands on clamping technology to accomplished these needs. Zero-point clamping technology from Andreas Maier Fellbach (AMF).helps them meet these challenges.
The ThyssenKrupp Crankshaft Co. in Danville, Illinois, operates up to 21 shifts per week to produce forged crankshafts for the North American heavy-duty automotive, truck, and engine markets. Meeting production needs requires precise technology, including a Zema Numerika GH1500 grinding machine from Junker.
The fourth Industrial Revolution promises new efficiencies and productivity gains for manufacturers. Machine tool suppliers are integrating Industry 4.0 capabilities and software companies that are providing powerful new tools such as those that utilize artificial intelligence. CAM software from ESPIRIT from DP Technology offers features to drive production improvement.
The fourth Industrial Revolution promises new efficiencies and productivity gains for manufacturers. Machine tool suppliers are integrating Industry 4.0 capabilities and software companies that are providing powerful new tools such as those that utilize artificial intelligence. CAM software from ESPIRIT from DP Technology offers features to drive production improvement.
Whether operators use neat oils or water-miscible coolants in wet cutting machine tools or tool grinding machines, the coolants are subject to heavy contamination. VOMAT technology offers a variety of clean coolant technology to solve this problem and produce better cuts.
Whether operators use neat oils or water-miscible coolants in wet cutting machine tools or tool grinding machines, the coolants are subject to heavy contamination. VOMAT technology offers a variety of clean coolant technology to solve this problem and produce better cuts.
Omni Aerospace needed to produce large, flight-ready parts within strict design tolerances and surface finishes in a time-sensitive manner. Starrag's Ecospeed F1540 machining centers fit the bill.
Omni Aerospace needed to produce large, flight-ready parts within strict design tolerances and surface finishes in a time-sensitive manner. Starrag's Ecospeed F1540 machining centers fit the bill.
When considering upgrading a cylindrical grinding process from a conventional vitrified aluminum oxide or ceramic wheel to Vitrified cBN (VitcBN), there are 5 main reasons that can help justify the use of cBN over conventional abrasive grains. 
Sam Roberts has more than two decades of experience in programming and manual and CNC skills, but still remembers the day in 1999 when he was introduced to Mastercam CAD/CAM software (CNC Software Inc., Tolland, Connecticut).  As a machinist proficient in G-code, Roberts was impressed with the software.
Sam Roberts has more than two decades of experience in programming and manual and CNC skills, but still remembers the day in 1999 when he was introduced to Mastercam CAD/CAM software (CNC Software Inc., Tolland, Connecticut).  As a machinist proficient in G-code, Roberts was impressed with the software.
In 1928, a precision optics machine arrived on U.S. shores on a ship from Europe. The SIP MP4 machine, serial number 88, was bound for its new home at the General Electric plant in Lynn, Massachusetts, a town located 14 miles northeast of Boston. Today, it is home at the U.S. offices of Starrag in Hebron, Kentucky.
In 1928, a precision optics machine arrived on U.S. shores on a ship from Europe. The SIP MP4 machine, serial number 88, was bound for its new home at the General Electric plant in Lynn, Massachusetts, a town located 14 miles northeast of Boston. Today, it is home at the U.S. offices of Starrag in Hebron, Kentucky.
Fastems Group will host an online Open House & Conference entitled "Productivity Beyond Machine Tending" that will showcase the latest developments in automation and surrounding technologies.
The F-35 Lightning is one of the most complex and lethal combat fighter jets in the world, and this machine is constructed with thousands of precision components. Starrag machinery are used to produce some of the most complex components on these precision jets.
Contract programming houses are an excellent resource for shops with overloaded programming departments, a troublesome project, or are venturing into five-axis territory for the first time. Ron Branch, vice-president of 5th Axis CG Inc. shared valuable insights about machining optimization with Gene Granata, Vericut product manager at CGTech.
When it comes to designing, CAD software has its place, but purchasing and maintaining multiple CAD licenses can be expensive. Kisters offers a solution for supplying CAD to multiple users.
When it comes to designing, CAD software has its place, but purchasing and maintaining multiple CAD licenses can be expensive. Kisters offers a solution for supplying CAD to multiple users.
The Bell Helicopter Drive Systems Center (DSC) in Arlington, Texas, can never be confused with anything “little.” It’s a huge facility, filled with the latest milling, drilling, and boring technologies. In fact, some newly installed equipment is making some of the company's biggest components in its history. 
The Bell Helicopter Drive Systems Center (DSC) in Arlington, Texas, can never be confused with anything “little.” It’s a huge facility, filled with the latest milling, drilling, and boring technologies. In fact, some newly installed equipment is making some of the company's biggest components in its history. 
The Bell Helicopter Drive Systems Center (DSC) in Arlington, Texas, can never be confused with anything “little.” It’s a huge facility, filled with the latest milling, drilling, and boring technologies. In fact, some newly installed equipment is making some of the company's biggest components in its history. 
The Bell Helicopter Drive Systems Center (DSC) in Arlington, Texas, can never be confused with anything “little.” It’s a huge facility, filled with the latest milling, drilling, and boring technologies. In fact, some newly installed equipment is making some of the company's biggest components in its history. 

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This webinar is based off an issue in the September 2024 issue of CTE. Ask ahead of time: Register now to submit your questions to be answered during the webinar!
Millstar's EIV5 Series is revitalizing conventional practices for the modern machine shop. The EIV5 provides a unique combination of radial grind, variable helix, variable pitch and radius preparation for maximum versatility and surgical precision. EIV5 offers exceptional performance with high temperature alloys like titanium, making it an ideal choice for diverse machining applications including medical and aerospace.
Join us for an insightful webinar featuring Genevieve Swiss Industries Inc., with expert Scott LaPrade, Applications Supervisor. Dive into the innovative world of rotary broaching and learn about the latest advancements and techniques revolutionizing polygon machining. Whether you're looking to enhance your existing skills or gain new insights into this specialized area, this webinar is a must-attend event for machining professionals seeking to stay at the forefront of their field.
Don’t miss our discussion with Vargus USA about their cutting-edge MilliPro product. This advanced solution for small diameter thread milling can revolutionize your threading operations. Tune in for an insightful discussion and discover how this technology can enhance your manufacturing processes!
Welcome to a special series of 'Bourbon with the Editor' where we sit down with the legendary Jeffrey Badger, also known as The Grinding Doc, celebrated for his groundbreaking contributions to grinding technology and his engaging approach. Join us as we explore Jeffrey's remarkable journey—from his early fascination with grinding to becoming a global authority in the field.
Experience maximum productivity and turning efficiency with Tungaloy’s TurnFeed on steel. Engineered with a unique cutting edge for high-feed machining, this tool boasts double clamping technology for unparalleled rigidity and performance. The WPMT-ML Trigon insert with ML chipbreaker minimizes cutting force, while producing thin, manageable chips. Perfect for a broad range of applications, from roughing to finishing, thanks to its high versatility and resistance to wear and chipping. Transform your machining process today.
Join us for an Ask CTE Contributors webinar led by industry veteran Tom Kowalski, Regional Manager for EMUGE-FRANKEN USA, when he provides invaluable insights on "Avoiding Tap Breakage with These Five Tips". Designed for manufacturers spanning all industries, this webinar will delve into the intricacies of tap selection, drilling considerations, and crucial decision-making that EMUGE-FRANKEN uses for optimizing thread quality and tool life – and avoiding the dreaded broken tap!
Register to watch the recorded webinar on-demand. Join Cutting Tool Engineering for a one-hour webinar based on this month’s cover story, “A Fluid Choice.” The article examines the options for high-pressure coolant when deep-hole drilling.
Take advantage of discounted pricing and special offers on all of our best-performing milling, grooving, turning, parting, threading, and drilling tools!
Take advantage of discounted pricing and special offers on all of our best-performing milling, grooving, turning, parting, threading, and drilling tools!
Take advantage of discounted pricing and special offers on all of our best-performing milling, grooving, turning, parting, threading, and drilling tools!
Take advantage of discounted pricing and special offers on all of our best-performing milling, grooving, turning, parting, threading, and drilling tools!
Sold by Germany-headquartered Chiron Group, the refrigerator-size Micro5 machining center is designed to machine small and delicate parts for industries like medical, jewelry, watchmaking and electronics. The five-axis machine  can handle workpiece sizes up to 50 mm x 50 mm x 50 mm.
The webinar, which is based on the "Tiny Drillers" feature published in the August issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, delves deeper into the products and strategies recommended for deep-hole microdrilling by Kennametal Inc. and Sandvik Coromant Co. In addition, a representative from MAQ AB discussed the company's vibration-damped turning tool that is 8 mm in diameter, which was the subject of a sidebar to the main feature article in CTE's August issue.
Not all titanium is alike. Depending on whether it is pure titanium or alloyed titanium, the chip removing process behavior differs. For these challenges, Mikron Tool has developed drills tailored to specific titanium grades that can machine titanium safely — with higher cutting performance results, longer tool lives and excellent hole quality. The webinar, which is presented by Clive Komlenic, sales director, East, for Mikron Tool, addresses chip formation, torque, material properties, overheating and Mikron’s latest state-of-art drill series technologies aimed at machining titanium.
During Eastec 2023, Kevin Swint, territory sales representative for VEKTEK, highlighted the company's new Auto-Coupler device for automating the hydraulic connection from the power supply to a workholding fixture, as well as VEKTEK's Advanced Automation Workholding Pump.
Guhring Inc., which featured several product lines at its booth during Eastec 2023, reviewed the company's newest offerings for drills, endmills, thread mills, taps, grooving tools, and a tool management vending solution.
In addition to featuring its Cut F 600 wire EDMing machine and Mill S 200 U five-axis linear drive machine, GF Machining Solutions highlighted the micromachining capabilities of its Microlution product line.
Craig Fischer, plant manager for JM Performance Products Inc., highlighted some of the company's newer products, including BT30 retention knobs, that were on display at the company's booth during Eastec 2023.
CTE Publisher Dennis Spaeth asks MIKRON Tool's Clive Komlenic, sales director, East, about the company's new micro milling tool, the CrazyMill Cool Micro. The new cutter is said to answer their customer's desire for a micro tool that displayed a lot of the same characteristics as MIKRON's larger mills that start at 1 mm.
Martin Dillaman, global manager of engineering/applications for Greenleaf Corp., recaps and takes questions regarding "Making the Grade," a feature article published in the April 2023 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine that discusses how the use of the right carbide inserts helps overcome any issues that might arise when rough turning steel.
Join Cutting Tool Engineering and UNISIG CEO Anthony Fettig for a 30-minute webinar based on an article in the March 2023 issue of CTE magazine that offers a detailed overview of what deep hole drilling entails.
Take advantage of discounted pricing and special offers on select tools across our milling, drilling, turning, and grooving lines. Boost productivity, simplify tool inventory, and decrease downtime with Tungaloy’s ADDForce accelerated lines. Headquartered in Japan, we provide our products to customers all over the world in automobile, construction, aerospace, medical, power generation, infrastructure, and heavy industries.
AddMultiTurn – Front turning, back turning, profiling, and face turning with ONE SINGLE TOOL. Tungaloy's 6-corner inserts with the company's ultra-secure Y-PRISM clamping design for high versatility, economy, and productivity. Available in 80° or 35° corner angle.
Kevin Bates, Mazak Corp.'s general manager, Midwest region, discusses the company's new line of SYNCREX Swiss-turning machines at IMTS 2022.
Cutting Tool Engineering's July 2022 issue will focus on how shops can meet demand for stringent boring operations. Bores must be machined with micron accuracy and maintain critical tolerances in low- and high-volume  manufacturing applications. To supplement this report online, CTE will address some of these solutions during its Ask The Experts webinar scheduled for 10 a.m. (CDT) on Wednesday, July 20th. The Ask The Experts panel will consist of Rigibore Inc. President Anthony Bassett and BIG DAISHOWA Inc. Senior Product Specialist Matt Tegelman. 
Marzel Neckien, president of W Machine Works, San Fernando, California, invested in smart machine monitoring from FactoryWiz that enabled the shop to collect raw machine data and better understand what was happening on their shop floor.
Rollomatic USA and Strausak featured two new tool grinding machines during its three-day open house held Nov. 9-11 at Rollomatic's Mundelein, Illinois, facility.
Rollomatic USA and Strausak featured two new tool grinding machines during its three-day open house held Nov. 9-11 at Rollomatic's Mundelein, Illinois, facility.
Rollomatic USA and Strausak featured two new tool grinding machines during its three-day open house held Nov. 9-11 at Rollomatic's Mundelein, Illinois, facility.
In addition to showing off the company's new AutoMarkX automated laser etching machine, ANCA CNC Machines President Russell Riddiford highlights new features of its FX7 Linear machine for medium to light manufacturing. 
In addition to showing off the company's new AutoMarkX automated laser etching machine, ANCA CNC Machines President Russell Riddiford highlights new features of its FX7 Linear machine for medium to light manufacturing. 
Marubeni Citizen-Cincom Inc. Applications Engineer James Sabatino visits with Cutting Tool Engineering Publisher Dennis Spaeth, who visited the company's booth during EASTEC 2021 to learn more about the Miyano BNE-MYY fixed headstock type CNC automatic lathe.
Gorilla Mill President and Owner Kevin Cranker offers Cutting Tool Engineering a quick tour of the company's booth at EASTEC 2021, highlighting two new Gorilla Mill lines: the Arsenal' lines during Cutting Tool Engineering's EASTEC 2021 booth visit. Cranker begins the tour by featuring the company's new Arsenal line of Picatinny cutters along with a new line of Lemur chamfering mills.
For Cutting Tool Engineering's EASTEC 2021 booth visit with Mikron Tool, Regional Sales Manager Clive Komlenic talks about the company's new CrazyMill Cool Plunge & Slot square and corner radius mill as well as its new line of small diameter micro mills (0.2 to 0.9 mm three-flute and 0.4 to 0.9 mm four-flute).
For Cutting Tool Engineering's EASTEC 2021 booth visit with Mikron Tool, Regional Sales Manager Clive Komlenic talks about the company's new CrazyMill Cool Plunge & Slot square and corner radius mill as well as its new line of small diameter micro mills (0.2 to 0.9 mm three-flute and 0.4 to 0.9 mm four-flute).
Cutting Tool Engineering's video booth visit with BIG DAISHOWA Inc. at EASTEC 2021 covers an array of the company's latest products.
Cutting Tool Engineering's video booth visit with BIG DAISHOWA Inc. at EASTEC 2021 covers an array of the company's latest products.
AutoMarkX is an automatic stand-alone laser marking station replacing manual and labour-intensive processes. It is AIMS compatible which means it could work in a fully automatic mode without human intervention, if required.
This short video showcases the new TURNPWR control as a workshop-oriented turning control that enables the user to program conventional machining operations right at the machine in an easy-to-use conversational programming language. It is designed for turning machine tools with up to two axes.
The DeBurr-Z is said to eliminate the need for tedious hand work by deburring parts quickly and consistently on a CNC machine.
Beckett Packaging manufactures and stocks a full range of Round Telescopic Plastic Tubes. Durable, reusable and resistant to moisture, this packaging will allow for storage of various tool lengths.
The CERATIZIT WTX-HFDS solid carbide drill with Dragonskin coating achieves new levels of quality, hole tolerance, and positioning accuracy, with low burr formation while entering and exiting the hole. The core stability of the drill is retained with optimum cooling via four internal spiral coolant holes making the drilling process safe and effective.
Sandvik Coromant offers a deep hole drilling strategy using its CoroDrill 861-GP and 861-GM drills in this brief video supplement to "A Happy Medium," a feature article in the October 2021 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering that delves into effectively drilling austempered ductile iron.
YG-1 USA's new FM10 PNMU face milling platform, which is featured in this brief video demonstration, combines multi-corner face milling performance with high-feed capabilities.
Designed for extreme drilling in steels, Guhring’s RT100 XF drill family delivers. The carbide grade developed for the RT100 XF balances hardness and toughness.
Tri-V Tool and Manufacturing Co. doesn't turn down work or shy away from challenging parts. To meet customer demands, they’ve added more-sophisticated and advanced horizontal machining centers, an automated pallet system and multi-tasking part processing from Mazak.
The ORBITOOL® deburring tool is designed for in-process deburring of crossholes. The flexible shank and protective ring enable a unique cutting action that automatically protects all critical surfaces, while selectively removing material only at the burred intersection edge.
Tungaloy’s TungFeed-Blade is an extremely rigid modular blade series for grooving and parting applications. TungFeed-Blade consists of a triangular CHGP style modular blade with three insert pockets which holds a CHTBR/L robust style tool block. Intended for high feed grooving and parting, the TungFeed-Blade system extends insert life, improves surface finish, and part straightness, while significantly reducing cycle time.
Star Cutter’s NXT 5-axis Tool Grinder is a versatile 5-axis CNC machine, features a small footprint and a large grind zone. The machine can run small and large diameter wheels and is designed in a modular fashion that offers quick adaptation to application requirements.
Tungaloy’s TungFeed-Blade is an extremely rigid modular blade series for grooving and parting applications. TungFeed-Blade consists of a triangular CHGP style modular blade with three insert pockets which holds a CHTBR/L robust style tool block. Intended for high feed grooving and parting, the TungFeed-Blade system extends insert life, improves surface finish, and part straightness, while significantly reducing cycle time.
Watch 2D Adaptive clearing paired with SwiftCARB's coolant through AV series Rampmill rip through aircraft grade aluminum @ 375 IPM on a Haas VF2-SS.  ALL of our tools are proudly made in the USA.
Two technologies, one machine: The new VOLLMER VHybrid 360 combines the strengths of an innovative grinding machine and a proven powerful erosion machine. Allowing you to switch between the two functions in no time! Efficient processing and powerful machining of carbide tools with diameters of up to 50 mm. 
Two technologies, one machine: The new VOLLMER VHybrid 360 combines the strengths of an innovative grinding machine and a proven powerful erosion machine. Allowing you to switch between the two functions in no time! Efficient processing and powerful machining of carbide tools with diameters of up to 50 mm. 
CNC Software Inc., Helical Solutions LLC and Makino Inc. — a software developer, cutting tool maker and machine builder, respectively — share the results of their joint R&D project that began with an email introducing a new high-efficiency six-flute endmill with a chipbreaker. This report is a video supplement to the Get With The Program column in the August 2021 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.
CNC Software Inc., Helical Solutions LLC and Makino Inc. — a software developer, cutting tool maker and machine builder, respectively — share the results of their joint R&D project that began with an email introducing a new high-efficiency six-flute endmill with a chipbreaker. This report is a video supplement to the Get With The Program column in the August 2021 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.
Cutting Tool Engineering recently organized and hosted a Question & Answer style webinar with industry experts from Walter AG and RobbJack Corp. exploring the difficulties associated with machining aluminum. Terry Iverson, President and CEO of Iverson & Company, a sales, service and precision machine tool rebuilding company, moderated the event. Our panelists included Jim Dale, Component Manager Aerospace, Walter AG, and Mike MacArthur, Vice President of Engineering, RobbJack Corp.
Tungaloy’s TungCut series of grooving and parting tools now offers TungFeed-Blade, an extremely rigid modular blade series for grooving and parting applications.
The new DB133 drills, with their 140° point geometry, are available in diameter range from 1/32-5/64 in. and 0.5 to 2.95 mm. Length to diameter ratios (L/D) of 5, 8 and 12 x Dc are standard.
The new DB133 drills, with their 140° point geometry, are available in diameter range from 1/32-5/64 in. and 0.5 to 2.95 mm. Length to diameter ratios (L/D) of 5, 8 and 12 x Dc are standard.
The Flex drills are available in steps of one hundredth millimeter for drilling depths of 50 x D, as well as the "shorter" lengths of 20 x D and 30 x D.
The Flex drills are available in steps of one hundredth millimeter for drilling depths of 50 x D, as well as the "shorter" lengths of 20 x D and 30 x D.
Video highlights the IMCO Streakers M2 Series, which includes the M223 second generation Streaker end mill for machining aluminum alloys and the M233 roughers that plow through aluminum alloys while using 20% less power. 
First Three-Laser-Diode Engraving Laser Head — The newest addition to our family of industrial cutting and engraving laser heads is arguably the most versatile engraving laser on the CNC market. Boasting a real 15 W of optical power as well as a novel design, this is the first compact CNC laser head that not only marks metal, but deep-engraves it.
First Three-Laser-Diode Engraving Laser Head — The newest addition to our family of industrial cutting and engraving laser heads is arguably the most versatile engraving laser on the CNC market. Boasting a real 15 W of optical power as well as a novel design, this is the first compact CNC laser head that not only marks metal, but deep-engraves it.
Join Zoller's tool inspection solutions experts, Werner Lueken & Matt Brothers, for a special edition of the ZOLLER75LIVE event series on May 19/20 as we unveil the latest ZOLLER Innovation in tool inspection — the »genius« — during a live broadcast from our North American Headquarters in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
At The Grinding Doc, we put together this short video with some of our more popular electron-microscope photos. Take a look. It might just change how you see grinding. 
Jeffrey Badger, Ph.D., discusses the grinding principles at work that cause chatter in the 106th episode of The Grinding Doc video series.
Renishaw supports all of its probing hardware with easy to use software that compliments the full potential of machine tool probing applications.
This three-minute video from Walther Trowal explains and demonstrates the company's vibratory mass finishing technology.
A Dormer-branded tool designed for stainless steel is the Force M drill, which has a micrograin carbide substrate and a multilayer TiAlN coating. The drill has an S-shape, modified four-facet, split-point geometry to reduce cutting pressure with honed corners and cutting edges so they do not chip when starting a hole.
Schwanog’s PWP broaching system reportedly can produce internal and external shapes, such as serrations, splines, hexagons and keyways, on CNC lathes with a c-axis. The system includes an insert ground to create the desired shape, a retaining screw and a steel toolholder.
Schwanog’s PWP broaching system reportedly can produce internal and external shapes, such as serrations, splines, hexagons and keyways, on CNC lathes with a c-axis. The system includes an insert ground to create the desired shape, a retaining screw and a steel toolholder.
After a long hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, The Grinding Doc video series on Cutting Tool Engineering's website resumes with a special two-hour episode about Cylindrical Master 2020, an Excel program developed by Dr. Jeffrey Badger, aka The Grinding Doc.
As a pioneer in the industry, Tungaloy has three decades of know-how developing the most efficient solutions for High-Feed Milling. Feed the speed with Tungaloy!
This full slot milling demonstration from Sandvik Coromant focuses on pitch selection for maximum metal removal.
CTE and the RobbJack Corporation in November 2020 presented a webinar titled, "Tips to Improve Performance by 500% When Machining Medical Parts." Presented by Mike MacArthur, RobbJack's vice president of engineering, the webinar examines new cutting technologies and strategies that solve many of the difficulties experienced by shops machining many materials specific to medical machining, including cobalt-chrome, titanium, stainless steel, PEEK and many others.
Video demonstrates WTX-HFDS Solid Carbide Drills with applications including grey cast iron with spheroidal graphite and at tolerances of H7.
You are looking for a powerful, flexible, reliable, and rigid tool and cutter grinding machine with an easy-to-use control and a variety of available options, including part loading and tool changing automation.
You are looking for a powerful, flexible, reliable, and rigid tool and cutter grinding machine with an easy-to-use control and a variety of available options, including part loading and tool changing automation.
Nachi America Inc. (Cutting Tools) features the Aqua Revo Oil Hole Drill series in a brief video that offers an overview of the endmill's oil-hole geometry, material and coating. Designed for shops that require high-efficiency machining, the Aqua Revo drill series reportedly will improve productivity and reduce costs. 
Tungaloy America Inc. demonstrates the hard turning capabilities of its T-CBN, AH8000 and LX11 insert grades in a two-minute video that runs through a series of turning operations. The video also provides recommendations for which insert grades to use for continuous, light interrupted and heavy interrupted turning applications.
Abrasive Technology Inc. discusses how superabrasive grinding wheels and tools with electroplated bonds are able to maintain tight-tolerance forms, provide freer cutting, and hold form or profile from the first cut to the last. In addition, the tools can be stripped and replated.
Platinum Tooling Technologies recently created a video highlighting the products the company would have exhibited at its booth during IMTS had the 2020 trade show not been canceled due to the pandemic.
Platinum Tooling Technologies recently created a video highlighting the products the company would have exhibited at its booth during IMTS had the 2020 trade show not been canceled due to the pandemic.
View video presentations by ModuleWorks and Open Mind Technologies USA to learn more about hybrid manufacturing. The videos are presented here as a video supplement to the hybrid machining article in the October 2020 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering.
ProvenCut recipe 586 struck a wonderful balance, machining a piece free of chatter and yielding an extraordinary finish using a YG-1 V7 PlusA six-flute endmill held in a Lyndex-Nikken SK16 collet holder. The 2D contour finishing operation was programmed with Autodesk Fusion 360 and run at 210 m/min. (690 sfm) at 0.015 mm feed per tooth (0.0006" feed per tooth) with a 0.203 mm (0.008") radial DOC and 63.5 mm axial DOC.
KYOCERA SGS Precision Tools (KSPT) recently introduced a new suite of 8 Picatinny Rail form tools. The innovative designs are inspired from largely successful high performance end mills in the current SGS portfolio. The SGS Picatinny rail portfolio has been carefully designed for material specific applications to service the firearms industry.
Jeffrey Badger, Ph.D., aka The Grinding Doc, offers a light-hearted quick overview of "The Book of Grinding," which he published for shop employees who want to educate themselves about grinding. Watch the 104th episode of the Grinding Doc video series.
According to Manager Scott Vyhlidal, Tri-V Tool and Manufacturing Co. in Omaha, Nebraska, never turns down work or shies away from a challenging part and will give any reasonable venture a try even as those jobs become increasingly more complex.
With its GCX Linear machine, ANCA CNC Machines brings a complete solution for manufacturing and sharpening skiving cutters as part of a comprehensive gear cutting tool package.
Tungaloy's TungEight-Mill face milling cutter is for extremely light cutting with low power consumption, perfect for low rigidity and low horsepower machines with a BT-30 connection. TungEight-Mill incorporates single-sided positive inserts with eight economical cutting edges for heavy roughing to mirror finishing of various material faces.
The L20XII ATC by Marubeni Citizen-Cincom Inc. provides an environment in which tool setting for machining several types of workpieces can be completed in a single setup.
The A Brand ADO-TRS from OSG USA Inc. is a high-feed, three-flute carbide coolant-through drill. Patented geometry permits stable chip ejection even with less chip pocket space, which is inherent in three-flute drills.
Is it possible to change heavy workholding in one minute? The answer is absolutely with the centroteX S from Hainbuch America Corp. The changeover system features ergonomic handling, resists contamination and provides a short return on investment.
Do you want to grind carbide tools and erode PCD tools with high productivity? The new VHybrid 360 from Vollmer of America Corp. combines the strengths of an innovative grinding machine and a proven, powerful erosion machine.
Dr. Jeffrey Badger provides a simple, if not pretty, solution to a nasty cylindrical grinding problem — when the side of a grinding wheel meets a flat surface. Watch the 103rd episode of the Grinding Doc video series.
UNISIG, Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, demonstrates why trepanning is beneficial when drilling deep holes that are too large for high-pressure coolant drills or gundrills. Utilized in the aerospace, defense, material production, as well as oil and gas industries, trepanning reportedly offers higher productivity in many applications and uses less power than other drilling strategies.
Presented as a video supplement to Cutting Tool Engineering's July 2020 article that addresses the need for part manufacturers to work with toolmakers to learn about the wide range of tool options available today, "Illuminating Aluminum" offers two machining demonstrations from LMT Onsrud LP, Waukegan, Illinois, and RobbJack Corp., Lincoln, California.
For the 102nd Grinding Doc episode, Dr. Jeffrey Badger covers the impact that thermal softening, residual tensile stresses and rehardening burn have on fatigue life in steel workpieces.

Products for Machining

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The T93XM can profile with a standard 1A1 wheel and accommodates several grind styles including wheel profile, plunge, peel, in-feed and thru-feed grinding. The perimetric workholding, unique to TRU TECH, ensures part concentricity to eliminate shank runout without indicating. Ultra-precision accuracy is achieved through the 3-axis, fully programmable configuration with CNC variable speed spindle. Pick-N-Place™ software eases and shortens programming setup time. Several design features add stability and further support operator ergonomic considerations. Part sizes can be 3” (75mm) in diameter, up to 8” (200mm) in length.
With the ability to rapidly dial in runout with complete control, users spend less time tapping on the side of the tool and resetting tools and collets. Overall efficiency is increased, machining costs are lowered, and scrap is reduced with easyZERO.
The UltraTEC ultrasonic A25 creates a formation and dissolution/implosion of bubbles in water that release an intense energy during implosion. This is created by an ultra-high oscillation of 20kHz (20,000 oscillations per second) with an oscillation width of +/-80-120microns, which far exceeds the amplitude of ultrasonic cleaning, cutting and welding technologies.
XS Inline, the smallest integrated fiber laser marking head in the world at only 10 x 2.9 x 4.3-inches for its marking head. It’s very easy to integrate this class 4 laser in every production line process. Easy-to-use software and enhanced performance are key to increase 2.9’’ your traceability! Discover Tempo, the dot peen marking machine integrated to your production line. First available with a 30 x 60 marking window, this marking machine is compact, can be installed in three positions, is compatible with Ethernet IP and can mark three characters per second.
Through the online tool, customers can easily submit requests for volume manufacturing projects. The user-friendly interface allows them to upload their files and then enter details such as proposed production scheduling, lead times, quality requirements, design specifications, materials, accreditation needs and preferred processes. This streamlined approach triggers a rapid response from a dedicated project team, which paves the way for further discussions around customer project needs, and enabling customized quotes and solutions that perfectly align with their requirements.
With the 4-watt UV and green 10-watt marking lasers, the new V-Series offers higher performance and better precision than its predecessor models, but in a much more compact design. This allows for easy integration into existing production lines and more versatility in the design of production environments.
FISCHER USA Inc. has expanded its repair services and exchange programs to include third-party spindle brands in the North American market.
The MMC collet chuck is precision ground and pre-balanced to 30,000 RPM at G2.5 with runout accuracy of 3 microns at 4 times the diameter – ensuring accuracy and reliability during high-speed operations.
These bumpers are available in “off-the-shelf” sizes, as well as special cut to custom requirements. Bumpers are most often used in material handling, assembly and manufacturing operations to guide, stop and support parts as they are moved and transferred. Fairlane Products maintains a large inventory of products and they are an economical alternative in many applications to eliminate the need for custom engineered molded components.
Flexibility is a key feature of the tap grinding process on the TapX. The specially designed machine and powerful ToolRoom software ensure a vast range of tap types and sizes can be designed and manufactured in one set-up. Combine this with the benefits of quick changeover time and it's not hard to see how TapX can increase productivity and reduce lead times.
The FX7 ULTRA not only grinds tools faster than other machines, but also produces tools with both finer surface finishes and greater accuracy — which means superior tool performance and quality.
The AA3100 series is designed as a drop-in replacement for hydraulic or pneumatic actuators. These legacy approaches waste excess energy and floorspace required for compressors, while adding costly and complex mechanical components. In the case of pneumatics, they can leak and create messes on the plant floor. To simplify replacement of these devices, the AA3100 devices leverage an ISO 15552 flange size and bolting points on both sides as well as an external thread mount on the shaft end of the spindle to mount ball heads, clamping hooks or other common adapters.
The use of 8620 ensures that the components will work harden over time, rather than becoming brittle as is the case with the use 9310 alloy steel. Single point threading ensures that the threads are balanced (lead-in/lead-out at 180 degrees) which is very difficult to achieve when rolling threads.  Full depth is also attained for each thread. Because all machining is done with a single set-up, concentricity is achieved.
Two coolant through tools with top and bottom outlets for output pressure of up to 340 bars.
Significantly improves insert tool life. Quick, change fast and easy adapter indexing. User-friendly with a single clamping screw. No set-up time after blade or pocket indexing. Can be used next to the spindle or next to a shoulder as the square adapter and tool shank align with no protrusions. Economical adapters with 4 pockets for TANG-GRIP 2,3- and 4-mm width inserts.
Suitable for all TANG-GRIP inserts including high feed inserts. Designed for higher productivity.
The tables can be bolted together to meet varying length requirements. The legs are equipped with leveling pads that can be adjusted independently from 25 inches to 37 inches. The tables’ precision machined steel rollers have durable roller ball bearings to make movement fast and easy.
The PR115S/PR120S series features Kyocera’s new MEGACOAT TOUGH HRSA proprietary coating technology, offering exceptional endurance and maximum tool life for machining heat-resistant super alloys (HRSA). The inserts consist of four distinct layers.
A key advantage of the CA115P/CA125P series is its expansive lineup of chipbreaker options covering everything from finishing to roughing, ensuring optimal performance and productivity across numerous applications. Kyocera is also introducing the new PMG chipbreaker design for optimal medium to roughing efficiency with lower resistance and protection against chip entanglement when machining steel.
The core components of the machine stayed the same. The spindle columns were repositioned to replace the gantry mechanism. This one change allowed for several previous components to be removed, making the machine more open and maintenance-friendly. The main change is that we have incorporated a Fanuc robot within the machine for the movement of parts.
hydrostatically guided slides are wear-free and thus have an unlimited service life. The hydrostatically guided linear slide units are characterised by high reliability, long-term availability and low service costs. Since these properties exist independently of the service life, the machine end-customer can produce more effectively and economically in the long term.
Rollon´s TLS Series actuators´ unique combination of high stroke to closed length ratio, synchronized drive system, simple mounting, and minimal maintenance requirement empowers designers to easily optimize their machine footprint or floor layouts for a wide range of industrial equipment including CNC, part transfer, and assembly machinery.
Utilizing ANCA’s machine platforms with a robot cell, blanket grinding offers flexibility across a range of tool sizes and applications. Blanket grinding allows for full automation of tools of similar geometries, by consolidating all tool grinding processes into one single machine. A batch of complete finished tools can be produced without interruption directly from lengths of ground bar stock with no operator intervention.
The MOTIACT mechatronic gripper series is the ideal solution for performing precise, consistent, and accurately monitored gripping operations for moving parts, pallets, and chucks in and out of CNC machines and automated work cells. These first-in-class grippers are equipped with an incremental measuring system to guarantee adjusting gripping pressure, linear positioning, and speed control as standard features. All models feature a Profinet or I/O link interface to ensure seamless integration into existing systems.
With the synchro-use dual actuators, the two carriages move toward each other when the handle shaft is turned clockwise. The two carriages move away from each other when the handle shaft is turned counterclockwise. As with the standard linear actuators, they can be used with simple manual adjustments without complex processes of parts selection, design and assembly. The internal parts, as well, are protected from dust by an aluminum profile body and dustproof sheet.
The combination finishing machine is really two machines in one because it can handle a multitude of jobs that include contour part finishing, flat stock finishing, polishing, grinding and deburring—virtually any finishing operation. The belt arm adjusts vertically, horizontally and any position in-between.
The link between the physical gearbox and the digital world is established via a data matrix code (DMC), a 2D code on the gearbox nameplate. This can be scanned via smartphone or tablet, for example. Alternatively, access is possible via a web portal on the Neugart homepage (www.neugart.com).
The ultrashort pulse laser marks in the deepest, matt and non-reflective black without generating significant heat input on the workpiece. Even through further processing steps, such as passivation, the marking remains reliably legible and corrosion resistant. Due to the very short pulses down to the femtosecond range, in combination with high pulse energies, the system marks various stainless steels, titanium and a variety of plastics.
WDS’ clevis fork brackets enable ISO 6432 actuators to connect and drive a host of machinery or devices. Available in 6 mm and 8 mm bracket pin sizes, three connection styles are available. The detent pull pin features a spring-loaded ball that secures the fastener, providing a high level of security, while the quick release pin enables easy fastening and removal.
SINAMICS G220 is the first drive to join the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio, the Siemens-wide business platform for digital transformation. SINAMICS G220 drives are an integral part of the TIA Portal and feature a digital twin in Startdrive, the drives commissioning tool from Siemens. This allows the behavior of the drive to be tested and optimized before the hardware is available. SINAMICS G220 has an integrated web-server for commissioning which eliminates the need to install software or an app on a PC or mobile device. This saves time and makes drive setup very intuitive and extremely user-friendly.
Easy setup is assured with the electronic type plate on the 1FL2 motor and one-button tunning in the S200 drive. The integrated brake resistor and integrated holding brake control add to the functions in the S200 servo-drive. High durability is designed in with the coated circuit boards (3C2) in the S200 and IP65 motors with metal connection solution. Built-in under-voltage protection is further provided.
SINAMICS S210 offers DC link coupling on 3-phase units for increased power efficiency on multi-axis applications. Corresponding SIMOTICS highly efficient synchronous motors feature high-resolution 22- or 26-bit absolute encoders, single or multi-turn. One-cable connectivity is standard and all motors and feature IP64, IP65, IP67 or IP69X protection. Easier setup and selection are assured with the integrated EMC filter and braking resistor.
Diatool does not limit the times a reamer can be reconditioned, providing an even longer service life of the reamer with no compromise in tool life or cutting quality. Offering standard deliveries of 4-6 weeks and cost savings of 40 percent over new, Diatool’s Reamer Reconditioning Service is ideal for machining operations struggling with long lead-times or non-responsive tooling vendors.
QL2 features heavy duty, all steel body – treated with Jergens Mcoat for superior wear resistance and durability even in harsh environments. The system features a floating and opposing clamping wedge assembly (with sealed wedge bodies); an Acme threaded screw for increased strength and long life; O-ring lifters for positive separation of top tooling; and versatile standard mounting options. QL2 is Made in the U.S.A. and has a Jergens patented design.
Metal parts packaged in Eco-Corr Film® receive ongoing protection against salt, excessive humidity, condensation, moisture, and aggressive industrial atmospheres. In addition to serving as a physical barrier to the elements and inhibiting corrosion on metals in direct contact with the film, Eco-Corr Film® also contains Vapor phase Corrosion Inhibitors that vaporize and then condense on all accessible metal surfaces within the enclosed package to interrupt the corrosion reaction between metal, oxygen, and an electrolyte.
Dia-Strip and Dia-Sheet lapping and polishing film incorporates pure virgin diamond powders in their highest concentrated forms. This slows for maximum material strength, durability, and performance. The powders are first expertly graded for uniformity, and then held into place by a thin nickel. With this approach, 90% of the grains are left exposed for cutting, yet are unable to escape the film due to the strength of the bonding agent. This unique construction makes Dia-Sheets and Dia-Strips highly durable, yet also flexible, bendable, and formable. 
STUDER has brought two new cylindrical grinding machines to the North American market with the release of the S100 and S36. BLOHM continues its tradition of customer-centric surface and profile grinding innovation with the release of the PLANOMAT XT Essential. WALTER is focused on packing more tool grinding functionality into a compact space with the new HELITRONIC G200 and HELITRONIC MINI PLUS.
The Reliable Uberlight comes in black or white and 3 styles: with a convenient clamp mount to easily mount on any machinery or worktable, with a 7.75” base to prevent tipping, or a direct table mount, (black only, shown below. With its 26.5” silicone gooseneck and 270 degree rotational head the Reliable Uberlight  allows light precisely where needed with a  great hold. The 4.75” LED panel does not create glare or flickering and provides up to 60,000 hours of use and 240% more luminous efficiency.  All provided with a 6’ USB cord and adapter.
With the ANCA RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) regrinding solution, tools of various types and diameters and from different orders can be dynamically loaded, rather than having to sort them by diameter or customer as was previously necessary in mixed batches.
The bumpers, commonly identified as RB-516 come in a variety of mounting options such as tapped hex shoulder and threaded, stud mount, and steel plate mounted. They come in black neoprene, white nitrile, or colored urethane. Diameters sizes run from ¾ in. to 2 ¼ in. with metric sizes available from 19-57 mm.
Data from all gauges in the Q-Span System – including thread gauges, robotic calipers, LVDT probes, drop gauges, bore gauges, laser micrometers, vision system, 2D telecentric profilers, and more – is combined into one convenient output for statistical process control (SPC).  Data from any or all gauges can be used in real time for in-process decision making and process monitoring.  
During the rebuild process, AP&T technicians disassemble and thoroughly examine the press. They replace worn parts and outdated systems and components before reassembling the press and performing a test run and safety check. All exchanged parts are covered by AP&T's new-part warranty.
The cell has a 6-Axis FANUC M-10iD/12 Robot with 4.7' (1,441 mm) reach, capable of handling a maximum load of 26.5 lbs (12 kg). The GRC-R12 features a pneumatic single-or double-gripper system. The drawer feed system can have up to six drawers that can be unloaded and reloaded while the robot cell and machining center are in operation. With GROB’s unique machine design, excellent chip control inside the machining center allows for long periods of unmanned operation without faults. Offering high customizability, customers may select from capabilities such as a blowoff box, SPC drawer and an alignment station.
DESTACO has designed its cobot tooling solutions for simplicity and ease of use with off-the-shelf availability via kits that feature all of the end-user selected accessories, along with the hardware and tools needed for installation, reducing the need to consult an application engineer. All of the tooling solutions are compatible with cobots that have an ISO 9409-1-50-4-M6 end-of-arm mounting pattern.  Blank robot and tool plates are offered for those who wish to use their own mounting patterns.
The Truing Parameters Calculator is the result of a 3-year collaboration between Rush Machinery, the International Grinding Institute, and Dr. Jeffrey Badger, the ‘Grinding Doc’. Rush Machinery commissioned the project that was later presented at the 2008 CIRP General Assembly in Tokyo by Dražumerič, Badger, Klement, and Krajnik titled “Truing of Diamond Wheels–Geometry, Kinematics and Removal Mechanisms,” published in the CIRP Annals, volume 57, pages 345-348.
KBC Tools & Machinery is stocking Aircat pneumatic straight die grinders, extended die grinders, angle die grinders, impact wrenches, ratchets, reversible drills, saws, and impact wrenches in ½” and 3/8” capacity, 3” reversible cut off tools, and hammers – all with feather triggers and high RPM in Canada and the US.
WDS Components’ castor range extension includes a new stud fitting design with an M12 size threaded shaft that extends installation flexibility. The stud fitting design joins the existing bolt hole style, as well as a variety of castors with a plate fitting attachment. The castor design also includes a swivel wheel action, making them easy to operate across various surface types, as well as a foot-operated brake mechanism.
The dual gripper system on the versaLoad allows manufacturers to reduce part loading times by as much as 50% when compared to a single gripper setup. This allows the automation cell to operate with maximum efficiency, enabling versaLoad users to boost productivity without having to increase headcount.
There are two stocked and standard product offerings where gundrills are delivered within 24 hours of the order. The SFGD Express program is for Single Flute Gundrills in diameters from 0.1250” - 0.7500” (3.175mm - 19.050mm) and lengths up to 48” (1219mm). The SCGD Express program is for Single Flute Solid Carbide Gundrills with standard ½” steel shanks in diameters from 0.0355”- 0.1969” (0.902mm - 5.000mm) in lengths from 4”- 12” (102mm - 305mm), depending on the tool diameter.  
Among the additions are new models of the company’s Carbide Micro Grinding Mandrels for optimized precision micro machining accuracy and performance. Carbide Micro Grinding Mandrels are compatible for use with Tungsten Carbide, fiberglass, stone, marble, ferrite, composites, non-ferrous metals, industrial ceramics, rubber, reinforced plastics, glass, and other hard abrasive materials. Offered in both Diamond and Borazon Jig types, the grinding mandrels are further available with a choice of either 500/600 or 325/400 grit, as well as either a 0.016”, 0.020”, or 0.02” head size.
VpCI-126 PCR offers excellent performance, protecting metal parts from all types of corrosion, including rust, stains, tarnish, white rust, and oxidation for up to 5 years.* Metal parts packaged in Cortec VpCI-126 PCR receive continuous protection from salt, excessive moisture, condensation, aggressive industrial atmospheres, and dissimilar metal corrosion.
Electrak XD linear actuators are available immediately as a compact, fully integrated unit, including the motor, drive, IP-rated housing, control architecture, diagnostic features and more. The end result is a "plug and play" actuator that saves the designer money and time.
The compact stainless steel adjustable bracket can be installed into a customer’s process. Operations requiring both hands to package, test or assemble parts now remain static free. The nozzle is equipped with an LED indicator to assure proper functionality while employing EXAIR-engineered air nozzles to maximize efficiency and meet OSHA requirements for sound level and dead-end pressure. Made from durable static dissipative polycarbonate and featuring a non-marring nozzle, the Intellistat assures its usefulness in applications such as PCB or electronics manufacturing.
Waterjet cutting works as simply as it is effective: the cutting head directs a fine jet of water at high pressure of up to 6,000 bar, a jet diameter of 0.38 to 1.02 millimeters. In this stress-free cutting process, the material particles close to the surface are cut off without any heat being introduced into the material. This process is an optimal solution for temperature-sensitive and thick materials with complex geometries.
The RFID transponders are available as freely writeable and preconfigured versions. A transparent window on the PITreader card enables users to still read the LED status indicator when the card is held up to it. If the company already uses RFID-capable cards, these can also be used in conjunction with PITreader card unit. In this case, users need only one card for multiple functions.
The horizontal arrangement of the tool pockets greatly improves machinist safety. Traditional tool racks and carts keep tools in a vertical position with the cutter tip pointing up. This creates a risk of injury for operators when they need to reach over sharp edges to access other tools in the middle or back of the cart. The Tool Caddy design makes it easy and convenient for the operator to grab each toolholder without any risk of cuts, and it uses only about 4 square feet of floor space.
The horizontal arrangement of the tool pockets greatly improves machinist safety. Traditional tool racks and carts keep tools in a vertical position with the cutter tip pointing up. This creates a risk of injury for operators when they need to reach over sharp edges to access other tools in the middle or back of the cart. The Tool Caddy design makes it easy and convenient for the operator to grab each toolholder without any risk of cuts, and it uses only about 4 square feet of floor space.
Thomson compact linear systems are appropriate for applications requiring high-accuracy linear axes in confined spaces, such as 3D printers, microscope stage managers, medical pipetting systems and semiconductor manufacturing. They are available with NEMA motor sizes between 14 and 23; stroke lengths of up to 40 in (1000 mm); and load capacities up to 2091 lbs (9300 N).
Quick release clamp fasteners help increase productivity by reducing set up times, eliminating errors in assembly and installation and simplifying procedures. They are ideal for frequent set ups, regularly or to reconfigure production equipment. Most specifically, these fasteners may be used in automation to attach conveyors, star wheels, guide plates, shooters, pushers, handling machine chucks, rotary blades and maintenance covers on machines, to name just a few applications. The clamps offer locating repeatability to +/- 0.1 mm.
With CenterMaster, the user simply clamps a radio dial gauge into the workspace and sets it to the quill. The gauge and machine wirelessly communicate, automatically adjusting the holder along the X axis. The system then guides the operator through adjusting the Y axis via the machine’s touchscreen display.
There are two types of levers available for the E-Xtreme series enclosures. The standard C-type lever is made of a stainless-steel frame and polyamide handle, and it provides an IP65/IP66 protection degree. The E-Xtreme enclosures with the C-type lever are ideal for environments with salt mist, ultraviolet rays, corrosive chemicals, and frequent mating. The V-type lever is ideal for environments with higher humidity levels, lower temperatures with ice, and salt mist because it provides better waterproofing with IP66/IP67 protection rating thanks to its vertical closing movement. Also, the V-type lever is also more resistant to shocks, fire, and chemicals because the lever is made of full stainless steel without using any plastic components.
Today’s MAX System introduces the latest innovation known as Focused Deburring. These multi-axis machines feature up to four 1- to 5-axis heads or towers, which can process simultaneously or in sequence within a single working environment. This ability allows the machines to perform multiple operations on many edges and surfaces of a part at the same time. For example, a single MAX System can remove a protruding burr from an 8” spur gear, create a precision .060” chamfer on both sides of the same gear, and wash the part within 30 seconds.
The PS2000 variants combine high-performance power supply units from Beckhoff with the ultra-fast EtherCAT communication standard. This allows the control system to directly process extensive measurement data and internal device diagnostics information and establish remote access to power supplies. It also provides advanced monitoring features for the DC output (for system monitoring) or the AC input (for source monitoring).
The unit uses multiple spray nozzles on its circumference, providing a steady and pressurized stream. Each nozzle can be plugged or opened to create customized spray patterns. Added spindle rotation ensures that coolant reaches virtually everywhere inside the machine. Residing in the tool changer, and programmed just as any other, the Jergens Washdown Tool is deployed periodically at scheduled intervals. This automation shortens cleaning time and supports long machining cycles, even lights out manufacturing periods when no operator is present.
Both die grinders feature RAPIDSTOP™ Brake for enhanced user safety, stopping most accessories in less than two seconds. Combining three exclusive innovations - the POWERSTATE™ brushless motor, REDLITHIUM™ battery pack, and REDLINK PLUS™ intelligence- these new die grinders provide users with the versatility and performance needed to remove material faster than a corded die grinder. 
Using Vapor phase Corrosion Inhibitor (VpCI®) technology, the bubbles protect a variety of metals, including carbon steel, aluminum, copper, brass, silver and stainless steels, without leaving film or residue on packaged items. CorShield® Bubble Bags are non-toxic and recyclable. Components that need  protection are placed in the bags and in matter of hours, the vapor from the VpCI® bubbles saturates the enclosed airspace.
The miniature lead screw line is available with either standard or anti-backlash lead nuts to optimize positional accuracy, friction and repeatability. The anti-backlash lead nut design reduces friction between the nut and screw threads in order to optimize efficiency while still eliminating play between the lead screw and nut. 
The swivel feet with a steel double bolt down base includes two screw holes enabling secure surface attachment. The threaded female design accepts inserts from M6 up to M16 while the foot diameter varies from 40mm to 100mm. The swivel joint allows 50° forward and backwards tilt across a 360° horizontal plane, providing flexible installation whatever the floor angle. This design is manufactured in durable steel with a nickel plating to resist corrosion and provide a bright finish.
XPlanar now provides greater traceability through ID technology integrated into the mover bumper. The ID functionality enables unique identification of XPlanar movers by reading the mover’s individual serial number. The ID bumper is easy to mount or retrofit on movers already in the field, and it requires no additional hardware. This solution makes it possible to seamlessly track movers and the products they carry – even after system shutdown and restart. The bumper ID also eliminates the need for homing at system startup with appropriate programming.
Easily retrofitted, the PSS-T300 provides excellent access to the work area while offering space-savings via its tower design. The new pallet storage system offers flexible setup options and can be paired with one or two machines, and configured with one or two setup stations. The PSS-T300 can handle a variety of pallet sizes including Erowa ITS148/ PC210 and GROB standard 320 x 320 mm/ 400 x 400 mm, and has storage capacity of up to 81 round pallets and up to 38 square pallets. For ease of operation, integrated software enables intuitive cell control.
KettleTag PLUS EZ is a proven solution that requires NO extra steps.  Fabricators and galvanizers can print this tag, attach it to their steel, and read the barcode on the tag after the steel has been galvanized.  The days of using laminators and cutting tags apart are over, which makes the identification process more efficient for our customers.
Featuring a powerful, 30-watt fiber laser and a large, 100 x 100 mm marking window, MobiLase® Battery delivers fast and durable laser markings on nearly any material ranging from plastics to steel to precious metals, among many others. The 7-lb. handheld applicator is equipped with a trigger to start marking plus two bracket options for ease of marking various part shapes.
The soft closing design is especially suitable for applications with frequent opening and closing, thanks to the self-extinguishing UL-approved thermoplastic locking lever component that significantly reduces friction and wear when it slides on the pegs. The stainless-steel core then intervenes to ensure higher resistance against various mechanical stresses and vibrations from harsh industrial environments.
Powertite, with its perfect geometric fit, increases load-bearing capacity in the tapped nut thread by over 20 percent compared to screws with trilobular load-bearing cross-section. That creates a series of technical and commercial benefits: standards-compliant tapping torques, plastically stressed assembly even into conical cast core holes in Al-Gd, a preload force similar to metric fastenings, and the possibility of larger core hole tolerances to optimise lightweight metals casting.
The S100 can be configured to meet each customer’s individual needs. It can be equipped with up to two internal grinding spindles, or one internal and one external spindle. In addition to a fixed wheelhead, it can be supplied with a manual wheelhead and a 2.5 degree Hirth coupling. The optimal combination consists of an automatic wheelhead with a 1 degree Hirth. A synchronous motor drives the grease-lubricated internal and external belt spindles. The machine is operated by the FANUC 0i-TF PLUS controller, together with the proven STUDER operating system.
MH140 fits most machine coolant tanks, and the small footprint – no larger than a standard conveyor – saves valuable floor space. A unique frame design using high-strength materials enables the conveyor to withstand extreme loads, torsional forces and abrasion for trouble-free operation and long life.
The consolidated range of enclosure parts includes a wide variety of locks, latches, and catches to suit all requirements. Quarter turn locks are frequently specified for enclosures thanks to their ease of operation while ensuring secure door closure. The device comprises a cylindrical body with a cam lever arm that secures in just a quarter of a turn. Simple operation makes them ideal for fast access to machine panels or general purpose lockers.
The basis for the extraordinary flexibility of the HELITRONIC MINI PLUS is the unique WALTER gantry design. The economical production of common and complex geometries of tools with a diameter range of 1mm - 16mm (0.04" - 0.63") in one clamping is guaranteed by the powerful HSK belt spindle with two spindle ends for up to six grinding wheels. In addition, the revolutionary C.O.R.E. hardware and software architecture with intuitive operation facilitates machine set-up, operation, networking and maintenance.
The 2700 Medium Duty hits the sweet spot between Dorner’s popular low profile 2200 and 3200 heavy duty platforms. While the 2200 conveyor can carry up to 80 pounds, and the 3200 conveyor can support up to 400 pounds, the 2700 Medium Duty is engineered to safely convey up to 150 pounds. This expanding portfolio of industrial conveyors give customers a full breadth of options to select the right platform for their specific application.
Mencom offers a compact enclosure series engineered for ease of assembly and simplicity in mind. These fully metallic enclosures are available in size 32.13 exclusively and their hoods are designed in one piece for any wiring combination with a robust stainless-steel lever. They can be served as EMC (Electro Magnetic Compatibility) enclosures and are corrosion resistant thanks to the conductive layer of galvanic zinc plating on the surface.
The outer race of the ball bearing is embedded in the POM plastic of the guide roller during the molding process. Each roller is machined to precise dimensions for an exact runout, which makes cylindrical and convex shaping of the running surface possible. Convex rolling surfaces compensate for alignment errors by preventing them from running on corners or edges.
CorShield VpCI-220E Films and Bags combine the latest film technology with the most effective corrosion protection for metal products. Vapor phase Corrosion Inhibitors protect multi-metals (aluminum, carbon steel, galvanized steel, and copper) from all types of corrosion including rust, tarnish, stains, and white rust.
The belt grinder features two belt heads ensuring the ultimate flexibility to handle platen grinding, contact wheel grinding and even slack back grinding. Its design enables roughing to intermediate grinding to blending as well as final finishing and polishing.
These S Series caps are available with a plain top, and many of the sizes are also available with a knurled top-collar, which makes them easy-to-grip and remove.  In addition, the caps are also available in both LDPE plastic and flexible TPE.
The unit control of the Connect.series range, with its compact size, has a large 10’’ touch screen in tempered glass and pairs in just a few seconds to the marking head thanks to the RFID technology. It can connect to the network and exchange data with the information system (ERP, MES). Its intuitive software developped by Technomark make marking possible within 3 clicks.
Users can machine this collet attachment to adapt it to match the internal contour of the workpiece they are clamping. However, what makes this new exhibit from AMF so special is that no through holes are needed in the workpiece to achieve safe internal clamping. With mechanical lateral actuation, workpieces with a blind hole can also be clamped securely and without distortion.
Piezoelectric materials convert electrical energy into mechanical energy and vice versa; the so-called inverse piezo effect is harnessed for the generation of oscillation and precision motion. For ultrasonic applications that require high bandwidth, hemispheres and hollow spheres are currently available with an outside diameter range from 2 – 100mm with wall thickness as small as 0.2mm. Uses for electro-ceramic spherical transducers include medical high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU), therapeutic ultrasound, hydrophones, and sonar transducers.
One of the primary benefits of vibratory feeders in the nut processing industry is the simple and clean construction of the feeder tray. The trays can be easily and quickly wiped down or washed out for product changeover or sanitation protocol.
Made from 316 stainless steel, the hinges can be used in environments subject to regular washdown with aggressive detergents. The design provides long-term resistance to corrosion, and rounded edges prevent accumulation of bacteria, enabling an easier and more effective wash-down.
The company’s Tiger system has firmly established itself as the gold standard for cutting tool insert finishing, with installations in many of the world’s leading cutting tool insert manufacturers. The system can be configured to process inserts for all essential pre-coating, edge honing or post-coating operations.
The PermaClean Filtration System eliminates sludge build up by adding optional agitation to the coolant collection tank. FlexForce is a high-pressure coolant system that dramatically outperforms ordinary flood systems. Will-fill combines automatic volume measurement and metalworking fluid analysis with faultless filling, permanent conditioning and timely reporting to provide worry-free coolant care.
The new medium duty range of ball transfer units is manufactured by a machine cutting process that retains strength and rigidity, enabling the units to transport higher weight loads. Versions include a carbon steel and zinc plated body with a Steel 9Cr18Mo ball, and the units can also operate in climates from -20°C to +60°C. A model with a 304 stainless steel body and ball also adds protection in moisture-prone environments or when facing exposure to more aggressive chemicals.
FL Series markers can be mounted in open Class 4 workstations or Class 1 safety enclosures, with a programmable Z-axis, optional rotary D-axis, and integrated barcode reading and verifying technology. They are designed for easy integration into robotic cells, production lines, and other highly engineered solutions to support modern manufacturing environments. 
In situations where the Line Vac requires a specific flange mounting option, EXAIR can accommodate. Locations requiring custom mounting holes, brackets or inlet positions are possible. For applications where stock aluminum, or 303 and 316 stainless steel won’t work, alternate materials like PVDF, OVC or PTFE can be utilized. Even in extreme environments, EXAIR can produce both heavy duty or high temperature iterations to handle even the toughest material or conditions.
The N-30m2 SSD series is based on industrial-grade 3D TLC NAND and can withstand temperatures ranging from -40 to +85 °C. The PCIe 4-lane interface follows the PCIe 3.1 specification and provides sequential read and write bandwidths of up to 3,500 MB/s and 3,100 MB/s, respectively. For read and writes, random access achieves more than 475,000 and 525,000 IOPS, respectively.
VGrind 260, VGrind Neon and VGrind Argon – these are the names of the three new tool grinding machines from the sharpening specialist VOLLMER. They were presented for the first time at the GrindingHub 2022 trade fair in Stuttgart.
A start-up company near Chicago designs and fabricates custom tool foam inlays for toolboxes, workstations, travel cases and reusable packaging. Kaiser Manufacturing says its process fills the need for a custom solution that is superior to hand-cut tool foam in both function and appearance.
The S36 has a fixed grinding head, with grinding wheel angles of 0, 15 or 30 degrees available. The distance between centers is 650mm and the maximum workpiece weight is 150kg. Proven components have been used in the machine. These include a Granitan® machine bed and a workhead with high-precision roller bearings.
The new duo of VOLLMER grinding machines designed for machining carbide-tipped circular saw blades, is made up of the CS 860 and CSF 860.
Featured on new GF Machining Solutions’ CUT P Pro Series wire EDMs, the iWire function works in tandem with the company’s Intelligent Spark Protection System (ISPS), both of which are part of the company’s Uniqua control.
The volume reduction of aluminum, magnesium, copper, brass, steel and other types of metal chips represents a significant cost savings in labor, disposal, transport and storage. Jorgensen/SFH single and double-shaft shredders efficiently reduce chip size in preparation for centrifuging or briquetting. The volume reduction resulting from implementing a shredder also lessens the frequency of bin removal from a machine, giving a shop’s employees additional time to focus on other more productive work. Jorgensen/SFH offer a variety of shredder size options constructed per a customer’s material and desired chip output needs.
These guide rails are assembled from precisely matched components: linear guide rails GN 2492, the matching cam roller carriages GN 2494 and the separately available wipers of TPU plus the individual rollers with three different bore types. The exceptionally stable guide rails are produced in a rolling process and can be mounted using the typical bore pattern, even up to a rail length of 97.64 in (2480 mm).

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2L inc. 978-567-8867 http://www.2linc.com
ABA Water Systems Inc. 507-534-3870 http://www.abawatersystems.com
ABA Water Systems Inc. 507-534-3870 http://www.abawatersystems.com
Abanaki Corp., Oil Skimmer Div. 440-543-7400 http://www.abanaki.com
Abbott Workholding Products 785-776-8555 http://www.abbottworkholding.com
Abbott Workholding Products 785-776-8555 http://www.abbottworkholding.com
ABCO Automation Inc. 336-375-6400 http://www.goabco.com
Able Electropolishing Co. Inc. 866-465-8427 http://www.ableelectropolishing.com
Absolute Machine Tools 440-960-6911 https://www.absolutemachine.com
AccuStream 651-294-8600 http://www.accustream.com
Active Automation Inc. 847-427-8100 http://www.activeautomation.com
Active Automation Inc. 847-427-8100 http://www.activeautomation.com
Adams Supply Co. 714-754-0551 http://www.ymwtaps.com
Advanced Deburring & Finishing 717-767-4843 http://www.advanceddeburring.com
Advanced Machine & Engineering 815-979-3380 http://www.ame.com
Advanced Machine & Engineering 815-979-3380 http://www.ame.com
Advanced Machine & Engineering 815-979-3380 http://www.ame.com
Advanced Spindle Technology 336-464-9669 http://www.astspindles.com
Advanced Superabrasives 702-564-7735 http://www.advanced-sa.com
Advanced Superabrasives Inc. 828-689-3200 http://www.asiwheels.com
AeroGo Inc. 206-575-3344 http://www.aerogo.com
Aerotech Inc. 412-963-7470 http://www.aerotech.com
AFC-Holcroft LLC 248-624-8191 http://www.afc-holcroft.com
Agathon Machine Tools Inc. 203-730-8741 http://www.agathon.com
AHD/Flex-E-On Inc. 330-928-4456 http://www.ahd-flex-e-on.com
Alfra Tools LLC 847-844-8900 http://www.alfratools.com
ALIO Industries 303-339-7500 https://www.alioindustries.com
Almco Inc. 507-377-2102 http://www.almco.com
Almco Inc. 507-377-2102 http://www.almco.com
Aloris Tool Technology Co. Inc. 973-772-1201 http://www.aloris.com
Aloris Tool Technology Co. Inc. 973-772-1201 http://www.aloris.com
Alpex Wheel Co. 201-871-1700 http://www.alpexwheel.com
Amada Machinery America Inc. 847-285-4800 http://www.amadamt.com
Amada Weld Tech Inc. 626-303-5676 https://amadaweldtech.com
American Broach & Machine Co. 734-961-0300 http://www.americanbroach.com
American Broach & Machine Co. 734-961-0300 http://www.americanbroach.com
American Natl. Carbide 281-351-7165 http://www.anconline.com
American Shop Tools LLC 936-828-3933 http://www.americanshoptools.com
ANCA Inc. 248-926-4466 https://www.anca.com
Anchor Abrasives Co. 708-444-4300 http://www.anchorabrasives.com
Anomet Products 508-842-3069 http://www.anometproducts.com
ARCH Cutting Tools 888-390-2050 http://www.ARCHcuttingtools.com
ARCH Cutting Tools 888-390-2050 http://www.ARCHcuttingtools.com
ARNO Werkzeuge USA 815-943-4426 http://www.arnousa.com
Astro Met Advanced Ceramics 513-772-1242 http://www.astromet.com
Astro Met Advanced Ceramics 513-772-1242 http://www.astromet.com
Astro Met Advanced Ceramics 513-772-1242 http://www.astromet.com
ATI Industrial Automation 919-772-0115 http://www.ati-ia.com
Atometric Inc. 815-986-7352 http://www.atometric.com
ATS Systems 949-888-1744 http://www.atssystems.us
ATS Systems 949-888-1744 http://www.atssystems.us
atto Abrasives +353-51-562-700 https://attoabrasives.com/
AutoCrib 714-274-0400 http://www.autocrib.com/industrial-vending
Aven Inc. 734-973-0099 http://www.aveninc.com
Balance Systems Corp. 248-308-3636 https://www.balancesystems.com/process-control-systems-for-grinding-machines-us…
Balance Systems Corp. 248-308-3636 https://www.balancesystems.com/process-control-systems-for-grinding-machines-us…
Barcor Inc. 847-940-0750 http://www.barcorgages.com
Beckett Packaging, a Div. of MOCAP 314-543-4000 http://www.beckettpackaging.com
Beckett Packaging, a Div. of MOCAP 314-543-4000 http://www.beckettpackaging.com
Beckett Packaging, a Div. of MOCAP 314-543-4000 http://www.beckettpackaging.com
Beckwood Press Co. 636-343-4100 https://beckwoodpress.com/
Behringer Saws Inc. 888-234-7464 http://www.behringersaws.com
Bel Air Finishing Supply Corp. 401-667-7902 http://www.belairfinishing.com
Bel Air Finishing Supply Corp. 401-667-7902 http://www.belairfinishing.com
Belden Machine Corp. 708-344-4600 http://www.beldenmachine.com
Belmont Equip. & Technologies 248-588-7011 http://www.belmont4edm.com
Benz Tooling 704-529-5300 https://www.benztooling.com/en-US
Benz Tooling 704-529-5300 https://www.benztooling.com/en-US
Bertsche Eng. Corp. 847-537-8757 http://www.bertsche.com
Best Carbide Cutting Tools LLC 310-464-8050 http://www.bestcarbide.com
BEX Inc. 734-389-0464 http://www.bex.com
BIG DAISHOWA Inc. 224-770-2999 https://www.bigdaishowa.com/en
BIG DAISHOWA Inc. 224-770-2999 https://www.bigdaishowa.com/en
BIG DAISHOWA Inc. 224-770-2999 https://www.bigdaishowa.com/en
Blastrac NA 800-256-3440 http://www.blastrac.com
Bohle Machine Tools Inc. 734-414-8220 http://www.bmtbohle.com
Bohle Machine Tools Inc. 734-414-8220 http://www.bmtbohle.com
Bokum Tool Co. 248-585-0222 http://www.bokumtoolco.com
Bonal Technologies Inc. 248-582-0900 http://www.bonal.com
Bonal Technologies Inc. 248-582-0900 http://www.bonal.com
Borroughs Corporation 800-748-0227 https://www.borroughs.com/
Bossi S.R.L. - Macchine Fintura Metalli +39-02-94964141 http://www.bossi-srl.com
Briney Tooling Systems 989-269-9558 http://www.brineytooling.com
Briney Tooling Systems 989-269-9558 http://www.brineytooling.com
Briney Tooling Systems 989-269-9558 http://www.brineytooling.com
Briney Tooling Systems 989-269-9558 http://www.brineytooling.com
Briney Tooling Systems 989-269-9558 http://www.brineytooling.com
Brush Research Mfg. Co. Inc. 323-261-2193 http://www.brushresearch.com
Brush Research Mfg. Co. Inc. 323-261-2193 http://www.brushresearch.com
BTA Heller 248-597-0346 http://www.btahellerinc.com
Bunting Magnetics Co. 316-284-2020 http://www.buntingmagnetics.com
Bunting Magnetics Co. 316-284-2020 http://www.buntingmagnetics.com
Bunting Magnetics Co. 316-284-2020 http://www.buntingmagnetics.com
Burkhardt+Weber 859-308-6625 https://burkhardt-weber.com
Burkhardt+Weber 859-308-6625 https://burkhardt-weber.com
C&B Machinery 248-264-9800 http://www.cbmachinery.com
C&B Machinery 248-264-9800 http://www.cbmachinery.com
Camloh Machinery Solutions 315-345-3571 http://www.camlohmachine.com
Cammann Inc. 440-965-4051 http://www.cammann.com
Cammann Inc. 440-965-4051 http://www.cammann.com
Campbell Grinder Co. 231-798-6464 http://www.campbellgrinder.com
Caplugs 716-876-9855 http://www.caplugs.com
Carbide Products Inc. 877-863-2340 http://www.carbidepros.com
Carbide Products Inc. 877-863-2340 http://www.carbidepros.com
Carbide Tool Services Inc. 763-421-2210 http://www.carbidetool.com
Carl Hirschmann Inc. 847-468-9700 http://www.carlhirschmann.us
Carr Lane Mfg. Co. 314-647-6200 http://www.carrlane.com
Carr Lane Mfg. Co. 314-647-6200 http://www.carrlane.com
Carr Lane Mfg. Co. 314-647-6200 http://www.carrlane.com
CECOR 608-845-6771 http://www.cecor.net
Centerless Rebuilders Inc. 586-749-6529 http://www.centerless.net
Centricity Corp. 330-545-5624 http://www.centricity.net
Centricity Corp. 330-545-5624 http://www.centricity.net
Centricity Corp. 330-545-5624 http://www.centricity.net
Centricity Corp. 330-545-5624 http://www.centricity.net
Ceratizit USA Inc. 800-783-2280 https://cuttingtools.ceratizit.com/us/en.html#ls
Ceratizit USA Inc. 800-783-2280 https://cuttingtools.ceratizit.com/us/en.html#ls
Chevalier Machinery Inc. 562-903-1929 http://www.chevalierusa.com
Chevin Tools Inc. 847-690-1278 http://www.chevintools.com
Chicago Quadrill Co. 847-824-4196
Chips Tool Repair 763-323-4080 http://www.chipstoolrepair.com
Cincinnati Inc. 513-367-7100 http://www.e-ci.com
Clausing Industrial Inc. 269-345-7155 http://www.clausing-industrial.com
Cleartec Packaging, a Div. of MOCAP 314-543-4150 http://www.cleartecpackaging.com
Cleartec Packaging, a Div. of MOCAP 314-543-4150 http://www.cleartecpackaging.com
CNC Engineering Inc. 860-749-1780 http://www.cnc1.com
CNC Indexing & Feeding Technologies 513-770-4200 http://www.cncindexing.com
Cogsdill Tool Products Inc. 803-438-4000 http://www.cogsdill.com
Cogsdill Tool Products Inc. 803-438-4000 http://www.cogsdill.com
Coherent Inc. 408-764-4983 http://www.coherent.com
Cole Family of Companies 586-757-8700 http://www.colecarbide.com
Colonial Tool Group Inc. 519-253-2461 http://www.colonialtool.com
Columbia Marking Tools 586-949-8400 http://www.columbiamt.com
Complete Tool Grinding Inc. 763-571-4242 http://www.completetoolgrinding.com
Complete Tool Grinding Inc. 763-571-4242 http://www.completetoolgrinding.com
Computed Tool & Eng. Inc. 714-630-3911 http://www.computedtool.com
Concept Machine Tool 763-559-1975 http://www.conceptmachine.com
Concept Machine Tool 763-559-1975 http://www.conceptmachine.com
Conicity Technologies LLC 724-537-3555 http://www.conicity.com
Continental Pipe & Tube Cut-Off Machines 630-543-7170 http://www.continentalcutoff.com
Continental Pipe & Tube Cut-Off Machines 630-543-7170 http://www.continentalcutoff.com
Control Gaging Inc. 734-668-6750 http://www.controlgaging.com
Control Gaging Inc. 734-668-6750 http://www.controlgaging.com
Cool Clean Technologies LLC 651-842-8600 http://www.coolclean.com
Cool Clean Technologies LLC 651-842-8600 http://www.coolclean.com
Cosen Saws USA 704-943-1030 http://www.cosensaws.com
Craftsman Industries Inc. 702-566-5808 http://www.craftsmanindustries.com
Craftsman Industries Inc. 702-566-5808 http://www.craftsmanindustries.com
Craftsman Industries Inc. 702-566-5808 http://www.craftsmanindustries.com
Createch Machine and Design 863-688-0071 http://www.createch-design.com
Createch Machine and Design 863-688-0071 http://www.createch-design.com
Cryoplus Inc. 330-683-3375 http://www.cryoplus.com
Cryoplus Inc. 330-683-3375 http://www.cryoplus.com
Crystal Mark Inc. 800-659-7926 http://crystalmarkInc.com
CUMI America Inc. 859-372-6606 http://www.cumiusa.com
Current EDM Inc. 650-966-9676 http://www.currentedm.com
D&C Tool Grinding Inc. 918-689-9799
Dake 616-842-7110 http://www.dakecorp.com
Danobat +34-943-748044 http://www.danobat.com
Danobat +34-943-748044 http://www.danobat.com
Danobat USA 281-812-4259 http://www.danobatusa.com
Danray Products LLC 815-262-6667 http://www.danrayproducts.com
Danray Products LLC 815-262-6667 http://www.danrayproducts.com
Danray Products LLC 815-262-6667 http://www.danrayproducts.com
Darex 541-552-1301 http://www.darex.com
DCM Tech Inc. 507-452-4043 https://www.dcm-tech.com
Desmond-Stephan Mfg. Co. 937-653-7181 http://www.desmond-stephan.com
Detector France, c/o SPC Innovations Inc. 410-643-1600 http://www.spcinnovations.com
Deublin Co. 847-689-1074 https://www.deublin.com
Dialight 732-919-3119 http://www.dialight.com
Dialight 732-919-3119 http://www.dialight.com
Diamond Die & Mold Co. 586-791-0700 http://www.diamond-die.com
Diamond Die & Mold Co. 586-791-0700 http://www.diamond-die.com
Dianamic Abrasive Products Inc. 248-280-1185 http://www.dianamic.com
Dillon Chuck Jaws 937-325-8482 http://www.dillonmfg.com
Diversified Machine Systems 719-226-5066 https://dmscncrouters.com
Diversified Machine Systems 719-226-5066 https://dmscncrouters.com
Diversified Machine Systems 719-226-5066 https://dmscncrouters.com
Divine Brothers Co. 315-797-0470 http://www.divinebrothers.com
DMG MORI 847-593-5400 http://www.dmgmori.com
Doimak SA 317-370-2975 http://www.doimak.com
Drillco Cutting Tools 225-272-8251 http://www.drillco-inc.com
DropsA USA Inc. 586-566-1540 https://www.dropsausa.com
DropsA USA Inc. 586-566-1540 https://www.dropsausa.com
Dunham Tool Co. 712-542-1908 http://www.dunhamtool.com
Dunham Tool Co. 712-542-1908 http://www.dunhamtool.com
Dunham Tool Co. 712-542-1908 http://www.dunhamtool.com
Duracable Manufacturing Co. 877-244-0740 https://www.duracable.com
E-Z Burr Tool Co. Inc. 734-744-4500 http://www.ezburr.com
Ebbco Inc. 586-716-5151 http://www.ebbcoinc.com
Ebbco Inc. 586-716-5151 http://www.ebbcoinc.com
Ebbco Inc. 586-716-5151 http://www.ebbcoinc.com
Ebbco Inc. 586-716-5151 http://www.ebbcoinc.com
Ebbco Inc. 586-716-5151 http://www.ebbcoinc.com
Ebbco Inc. 586-716-5151 http://www.ebbcoinc.com
Eclipse Magnetics 905-664-5585 http://www.eclipsemagnetics.com/na
Ecoclean Inc. 248-450-2586 https://ecoclean-group.us/
Ecoroll Corp. Tool Technology 513-248-4700 http://www.ecoroll.com
EDGE Deephole Drilling Tools and Systems 281-807-3131 http://www.edgedeephole.com
Edge Technologies 314-692-8388 http://www.edgetechnologies.com
EDM Intelligent Solutions 630-736-0531 http://www.edmdept.com
EDM Intelligent Solutions 630-736-0531 http://www.edmdept.com
EDM Performance Accessories 562-694-5990 http://www.edmperformance.com
EDM Performance Accessories 562-694-5990 http://www.edmperformance.com
Electrochemical Products Inc. 262-786-9330 http://www.epi.com
Electron Beam Technologies Inc. 815-935-2211 http://www.electronbeam.com
Ellsworth Cutting Tools Ltd. 586-598-6040 http://www.ellsworthtoolsusa.com
EMAG eldec Induction GmbH +49-7443-9649-0 http://www.eldec.net
Emerson Electric Co. 314-553-2000 https://www.emerson.com/en-us
EMUGE-FRANKEN USA 508-595-3600 http://www.emuge.com
EMUGE-FRANKEN USA 508-595-3600 http://www.emuge.com
EMUGE-FRANKEN USA 508-595-3600 http://www.emuge.com
EMUGE-FRANKEN USA 508-595-3600 http://www.emuge.com
EndeavorTechnologies Inc. 630-562-0300 http://www.endtec.com
Endurance Carbide 989-777-7950 http://www.endurancecarbide.com
Endurance Carbide 989-777-7950 http://www.endurancecarbide.com
Enerpac 262-293-1600 http://www.enerpac.com
Engis Corp. 847-808-9400 https://www.engis.com
Engis Corp. 847-808-9400 https://www.engis.com
Eriez 814-835-6000 http://www.eriez.com
Eriez 814-835-6000 http://www.eriez.com
EROWA Technology Inc. 847-290-0295 http://www.erowa.com
Erwin Junker Machinery Inc. 847-488-0406 http://www.junker-usa.com
ESAB Corp. 301-323-9099 https://www.esabcorporation.com
Excalibur Tool Inc. 541-862-2939 http://www.excalibur-tool.com
Fairlane Products 586-294-6100 http://www.fairlaneproducts.com
FANUC America http://www.fanucamerica.com
FANUC America http://www.fanucamerica.com
FARO Technologies Inc. 800-736-0234 http://www.faro.com
FARO Technologies Inc. 800-736-0234 http://www.faro.com
Fischer Special Tooling 440-951-8411 http://www.fischerspecialtooling.com
Fischer Technology Inc. 860-683-0781 http://www.fischer-technology.com
Fitz-Rite Products 248-689-7143 http://www.fitzrite.com
Fitz-Rite Products 248-689-7143 http://www.fitzrite.com
Fitz-Rite Products 248-689-7143 http://www.fitzrite.com
Fives Landis Corp., Grinding | Ultra Precision 301-797-3400 http://grinding.fivesgroup.com
Fixtureworks 586-294-1188 http://www.fixtureworks.net
Fixtureworks 586-294-1188 http://www.fixtureworks.net
Flex Machine Tools https://flexmachinetools.com
Flex Machine Tools https://flexmachinetools.com
Flex-E-On Inc. 330-928-4496 http://www.ahd-flex-e-on.com
Flexpipe Industries 514-907-5882 http://www.flexpipeinc.com
Flow Intl. Corp. 253-850-3500 http://www.flowwaterjet.com
Flow Pro Products Inc. 815-836-1900 http://www.flowproinc.com
FOBA Laser Marking & Engraving (Alltec GmbH) 630-694-3243 http://www.fobalaser.com
Force Control Industries Inc. 513-868-0900 http://www.forcecontrol.com
G II Solutions Inc. 864-639-6605 http://www.giisolutions.com
Gagemaker LP 713-472-7360 http://www.gagemaker.com
GCH Tool Group 586-777-6250 http://www.gchtool.com/
GCH Tool Group 586-777-6250 http://www.gchtool.com/
GCH Tool Group 586-777-6250 http://www.gchtool.com/
Gehring LP 248-427-3901 http://www.gehring.de/en-ww
Genesee Mfg. Co. Inc. 585-266-3201 http://www.geneseemfg.com
Genevieve Swiss Industries Inc. 413-562-4800 http://www.genswiss.com
Genevieve Swiss Industries Inc. 413-562-4800 http://www.genswiss.com
Genevieve Swiss Industries Inc. 413-562-4800 http://www.genswiss.com
GenSwiss (413) 562-4800 http://www.genswiss.com/
George H. Seltzer & Co. 610-532-2322 http://www.zipbolts.com
Gerardi USA 847-515-3234 http://www.gerardiusa.com
Gerber N.A. 336-653-1425 http://www.gerber-maschinen.ch
Gerstner & Sons Inc. 937-228-1662 http://www.gerstnerusa.com
GF Machining Solutions 847-955-7177 http://www.gfms.com/us
GF Machining Solutions 847-955-7177 http://www.gfms.com/us
Gladwin Machine Inc. 989-426-8753 http://www.gladwinmachine.com
Gladwin Machine Inc. 989-426-8753 http://www.gladwinmachine.com
Gleason Corp. 585-473-1000 http://www.gleason.com
Glebar 201-337-1500 https://www.glebar.com
Global CNC Industries 734-464-1920 http://www.globalcnc.com
Global CNC Industries 734-464-1920 http://www.globalcnc.com
GMN USA 860-409-2550 http://www.gmnusa.com
GMN USA 860-409-2550 http://www.gmnusa.com
GMN USA 860-409-2550 http://www.gmnusa.com
GMN USA 860-409-2550 http://www.gmnusa.com
GMSi Group Inc. 508-612-9482 http://www.gmsigroup.com
GMSi Group Inc. 508-612-9482 http://www.gmsigroup.com
Goessling USA Inc. 423-915-0472 http://www.goesslingusa.com
Goodway Technologies Corp. 800-333-7467 http://www.goodway.com
Gorilla Mill 866-888-9600 http://www.cgctool.com
Grainger 847-535-1000 http://www.grainger.com
Graymills Corp. 773-477-4100 http://www.graymills.com/
Graymills Corp. 773-477-4100 http://www.graymills.com/
Greenleaf Corp. 814-763-2915 http://www.greenleafcorporation.com
Grizzly Industrial Inc. 570-546-9663 http://www.grizzly.com
Grizzly Industrial Inc. 570-546-9663 http://www.grizzly.com
Grobet File Co. of America 201-939-6700 http://www.grobetusa.com
GTI Spindle Technology Inc. 603-669-5993 http://www.gtispindle.com
GTI Spindle Technology Inc. 603-669-5993 http://www.gtispindle.com
GTI Spindle Technology Inc. 603-669-5993 http://www.gtispindle.com
GTI Spindle Technology Inc. 603-669-5993 http://www.gtispindle.com
GTI Spindle Technology Inc. 603-669-5993 http://www.gtispindle.com
GTI Spindle Technology Inc. 603-669-5993 http://www.gtispindle.com
GTI Technologies 203-929-2200 http://www.gtitechnologies.com
Guyson Corp. of USA 518-587-7894 http://www.guyson.com
Guyson Corp. of USA 518-587-7894 http://www.guyson.com
Haas Multigrind LLC 574-268-0053 http://www.multigrind.com
Haimer USA LLC 630-833-1500 https://haimer.com/us
Haimer USA LLC 630-833-1500 https://haimer.com/us
Haimer USA LLC 630-833-1500 https://haimer.com/us
Haimer USA LLC 630-833-1500 https://haimer.com/us
Hainbuch America Corp. 414-358-9550 http://www.hainbuchamerica.com
Hainbuch America Corp. 414-358-9550 http://www.hainbuchamerica.com
Halifax Rack & Screw 513-449-4296 http://www.halifaxrs.com
Halifax Rack & Screw 513-449-4296 http://www.halifaxrs.com
Hardinge Workholding Div. 607-734-2281 http://www.hardinge.com
Harrington Hoists Inc. 717-665-2000 http://www.harringtonhoists.com
Heidenhain Corp. 847-490-1191 http://www.heidenhain.us
HEMCO Corp. 816-796-2900 https://www.hemcocorp.com/
Hennig Inc. 815-636-9900 http://www.hennigworldwide.com
Hennig Inc. 815-636-9900 http://www.hennigworldwide.com
Hennig Inc. 815-636-9900 http://www.hennigworldwide.com
Hennig Inc. 815-636-9900 http://www.hennigworldwide.com
Hermann Schmidt Precision Workholding 860-289-3347 http://www.hschmidt.com
Hermann Schmidt Precision Workholding 860-289-3347 http://www.hschmidt.com
Hermann Schmidt Precision Workholding 860-289-3347 http://www.hschmidt.com
HEULE Tool Corp. 513-860-9900 http://www.heuletool.com
Hexagon Mfg. Intelligence 401-886-2000 http://www.hexagonmetrology.us
Hexagon Mfg. Intelligence 401-886-2000 http://www.hexagonmetrology.us
Hogue Precision Machinery 209-892-5649 http://www.hogueprecision.com
HORN USA Inc. 615-771-4100 http://www.hornusa.com
HORN USA Inc. 615-771-4100 http://www.hornusa.com
Hyde Group 508-764-4344 http://www.hydetools.com
Hydra-Lock Corp. 586-783-5007 http://www.hydralock.com
Hydra-Lock Corp. 586-783-5007 http://www.hydralock.com
Hyperion Materials & Technologies 614-438-2300 https://www.hyperionmt.com/
igus Inc. 401-438-2200 http://www.igus.com
IMPCO Microfinishing 517-484-9411 http://www.impco.com
Industrial Magnetics Inc. 231-582-3100 http://www.magnetics.com
InfoSight Corp. 740-642-3600 http://www.infosight.com
Ingersoll Cutting Tools 815-387-6600 http://www.ingersoll-imc.com
Ingersoll Cutting Tools 815-387-6600 http://www.ingersoll-imc.com
International Tool Machines 386-446-0500 http://www.itmfl.com/en/profile/
Iosso Metal Processes 847-437-8400 https://iosso.net
Iscar USA 817-258-3200 http://www.iscarmetals.com
Iscar USA 817-258-3200 http://www.iscarmetals.com
Iscar USA 817-258-3200 http://www.iscarmetals.com
Iscar USA 817-258-3200 http://www.iscarmetals.com
Isotech Inc. 267-663-5555 http://www.isotechinc.com/
ITI Tooling Co. Inc. 201-934-6333 http://www.ititooling.com
ITI Tooling Co. Inc. 201-934-6333 http://www.ititooling.com
ITI Tooling Co. Inc. 201-934-6333 http://www.ititooling.com
ITW Air Management-Vortec 513-891-7474 http://www.vortec.com
ITW Air Management-Vortec 513-891-7474 http://www.vortec.com
Iverson & Company 847-299-2461 http://iversonandco.com
Iverson & Company 847-299-2461 http://iversonandco.com
Iverson & Company 847-299-2461 http://iversonandco.com
Iverson & Company 847-299-2461 http://iversonandco.com
Iverson & Company 847-299-2461 http://iversonandco.com
J. Schneeberger Corp. 847-888-3498 http://www.schneeberger-us.com
J.F. Berns Co. 513-851-4600 http://www.jfberns.com
J.F. Berns Co. 513-851-4600 http://www.jfberns.com
J.F. Berns Co. 513-851-4600 http://www.jfberns.com
J.F. Berns Co. 513-851-4600 http://www.jfberns.com
J.F. Berns Co. 513-851-4600 http://www.jfberns.com
J.W. Done Corp. 510-784-0667 http://www.jwdone.com
James Engineering 303-444-6787 https://www.james-engineering.com
Jergens Inc. 216-486-5540 http://www.jergensinc.com
Jesco Industries Inc. 517-542-2903 http://www.jescoonline.com
Jesco Industries Inc. 517-542-2903 http://www.jescoonline.com
Jesco Industries Inc. 517-542-2903 http://www.jescoonline.com
JET 615-793-8900 http://www.jpwindustries.com
JM Performance Products 440-357-1234 http://www.jmperformanceproducts.com
JM Sales 248-879-5984 http://www.jmsales-usa.com
Jorgensen Conveyors Inc. 262-242-3089 http://www.jorgensenconveyors.com
Karl Roll GmbH & Co. KG +49 (0)70 41 802-0 http://www.karl-roll.de
Kasto Inc. 724-325-5600 http://www.kasto.com
Kaufman Manufacturing Co. 920-686-4114 http://www.kaufmanmfg.com
Kelbros Inc. 920-922-4320 http://www.kelbros.com
Kelbros Inc. 920-922-4320 http://www.kelbros.com
Kelch Inc. 847-459-9600 http://www.kelch.de/en/start/
Kelch Inc. 847-459-9600 http://www.kelch.de/en/start/
Kellenberger, a Hardinge Co. 607-734-2281 http://www.hardingegrinding.com
Kennedy Mfg. Co. 800-413-8665 http://buykennedy.com
Kent Industrial USA 714-258-8526 http://www.kentusa.com
Kinefac Corp. 508-754-6891 http://kinefac.com
Kitagawa NorthTech Inc. 847-885-5100 http://www.kitagawa.us
Kitagawa NorthTech Inc. 847-885-5100 http://www.kitagawa.us
Kitamura Machinery of USA Inc. 847-520-7755 http://www.kitamura-machinery.com
Klingelhofer Corp. 908-232-7200 http://www.klingelhofer.com
KMT Waterjet Systems Inc. 620-856-2151 http://www.kmtwaterjet.com
Knuth Machine Tools USA Inc. 847-415-3333 http://www.knuth-usa.com
Koma Precision Inc. 860-627-7059 http://www.komaprecision.com
Koma Precision Inc. 860-627-7059 http://www.komaprecision.com
KoolBlast by Advanced Industries 734-433-1800 http://www.koolblast.com
KoolBlast by Advanced Industries 734-433-1800 http://www.koolblast.com
Koyo Machinery USA Inc. 734-454-4107 http://www.koyomachinery.com
Koyo Machinery USA Inc. 734-454-4107 http://www.koyomachinery.com
Kurt Mfg. Co., Industrial Products Div. 763-574-8309 http://www.kurtworkholding.com
Kwik Mark Inc. 815-363-8268 http://www.kwikmark.com
Kyocera Precision Tools 800-823-7284 http://www.kyoceraprecisiontools.com
LA-CO Industries Inc. 847-956-7600 http://www.markal.com
La-Man Corp. 507-843-4800 http://www.laman.com
LANDS Superabrasives Co. 212-354-4060 http://www.landssuperabrasives.com
LANG Technovation Co. 262-446-9850 http://www.lang-technovation.com
Laser Images, Div. of Kaiser Tool Co. Inc. 260-484-3620 http://www.kaiserlaserimages.com
Laser Mechanisms Inc. 248-474-9480 http://www.lasermech.com
Lawrence Industries Inc. 402-463-3158 http://www.lawrenceindustriesheattreat.com
Leistritz Advanced Technologies Corp. 201-934-8262 http://www.leistritzcorp.com
Lenzkes Clamping Tools Inc. 540-381-1533 http://www.lenzkesusa.com
Liftomatic Material Handling Inc. 847-325-2930 http://www.liftomatic.com
Link Industries, A Link Group Company 231-238-9012 https://linkcuttingtools.com
LMC Workholding 574-735-0225 http://www.lmcworkholding.com
LMT USA Inc. 847-693-3270 http://www.lmtusa.com
Losma Inc. 973-300-1044 http://www.losma.com
LPI Inc. 715-839-8280 http://www.lpi-inc.com
LPI Inc. 715-839-8280 http://www.lpi-inc.com
LPI Inc. 715-839-8280 http://www.lpi-inc.com
Lucifer Furnaces Inc. 215-343-0411 http://www.luciferfurnaces.com
Lucifer Furnaces Inc. 215-343-0411 http://www.luciferfurnaces.com
Ludeca Inc. 305-591-8935 http://www.ludeca.com
Ludeca Inc. 305-591-8935 http://www.ludeca.com
Lyndex-Nikken 847-367-4800 https://lyndexnikken.com
Lyndex-Nikken 847-367-4800 https://lyndexnikken.com
Lyndex-Nikken 847-367-4800 https://lyndexnikken.com
Lyndex-Nikken 847-367-4800 https://lyndexnikken.com
Lyndex-Nikken 847-367-4800 https://lyndexnikken.com
Lyndex-Nikken 847-367-4800 https://lyndexnikken.com
Machine Control Technologies Inc. 951-808-0973 http://www.machinecontroltechnologies.com
Macro Tool & Machine Co. Inc. 845-223-3824 http://www.macrotool.com
Macro Tool & Machine Co. Inc. 845-223-3824 http://www.macrotool.com
Macro Tool & Machine Co. Inc. 845-223-3824 http://www.macrotool.com
Makino Inc. 800-552-3288 http://www.makino.com
Makino Inc. 800-552-3288 http://www.makino.com
Makino Inc. 800-552-3288 http://www.makino.com
Makino Inc. 800-552-3288 http://www.makino.com
Mapa Tools Pvt. Ltd. +91-253-238-3740 http://www.mapatools.com
MarkinBOX 800-837-9270 https://www.markinbox.com
Marlborough Foundry 508-485-2848 http://www.marlboroughfoundry.com
Masa Tool Inc. 760-732-1422 http://www.masatool.com/
Mastercut Tool Corp. 727-726-5336 http://www.mastercuttool.com
Max Pro Tools Inc. 800-456-0931 http://www.maxprotools.com
Mayfran Intl. 440-461-4100 http://www.mayfran.com
Mayfran Intl. 440-461-4100 http://www.mayfran.com
Mayfran Intl. 440-461-4100 http://www.mayfran.com
MB Metal Technologies https://www.mbmetaltech.com
MC Machinery Systems Inc. 630-616-5920 https://www.mcmachinery.com/
MD Tooling 810-632-4446 http://www.mdtooling.com
MD Tooling 810-632-4446 http://www.mdtooling.com
Meccanica Nova Corp. 248-588-2900 http://www.novagrinders.com
Mencom Corp. 770-534-4585 https://www.mencom.com
Messer Cutting Systems 262-255-5520 http://us.messer-cutting.com
Michigan Deburring Tool 810-227-1000 http://www.mideburring.com
Midaco Corp. 847-593-8420 http://www.midaco-corp.com/
Midaco Corp. 847-593-8420 http://www.midaco-corp.com/
Midwest Industrial Tool Grinding Inc. 320-455-0535 http://www.mitgi.com
Midwest Ohio Tool Co. 419-294-1987 http://www.midwestohio.com
Mikron Tool 203-261-3100 http://www.mikrontool.com
Mikron Tool 203-261-3100 http://www.mikrontool.com
Mikron Tool 203-261-3100 http://www.mikrontool.com
Milwaukee Tool 800-SAWDUST http://www.milwaukeetool.com
Minicut Intl. Inc. 514-352-6464 http://www.minicut.com
Mitsubishi Electric Automation 847-478-2500 https://us.mitsubishielectric.com/fa/en
Mitsubishi Electric Automation 847-478-2500 https://us.mitsubishielectric.com/fa/en
Mitsubishi Materials U.S.A. Corp. 714-352-6100 http://www.mitsubishicarbide.com
Mitsui Seiki (USA) Inc. 201-337-1300 http://www.mitsuiseiki.com
MOCAP LLC 314-543-4000 http://www.mocap.com
Monaghan Tooling Group 937-253-7706 http://www.monaghantooling.com
Montfort Intl. Industrial Products Ltd. 418-877-0778 https://montfort-international.com
Montfort Intl. Industrial Products Ltd. 418-877-0778 https://montfort-international.com
New England Die Co. Inc. 203-574-5140 http://www.newenglanddie.com
New England Die Co. Inc. 203-574-5140 http://www.newenglanddie.com
New England Die Co. Inc. 203-574-5140 http://www.newenglanddie.com
New England Die Co. Inc. 203-574-5140 http://www.newenglanddie.com
New England Machine Tools Inc. 860-582-9898 http://www.nemtusa.com
Newage Testing Instruments 215-355-6900 http://www.hardnesstesters.com
Nissei USA Inc. 248-891-4478 https://www.nissei-corp.co.jp/english/index.html
noax Technologies 704-992-1606 http://www.noax.com/en
Norseman Drill & Tool 651-227-8911 http://www.norsemandrill.com
Northwestern Tools Inc. 937-298-9994 http://www.northwesterntools.com
Norton | Saint-Gobain Abrasives 800-551-4413 http://www.nortonabrasives.com
Novatech Inc. 480-991-9445 http://www.novatechonline.com
NSK America Corp. 847-843-7664 http://www.nskamericacorp.com
NSK America Corp. 847-843-7664 http://www.nskamericacorp.com
NT USA Corp. 615-771-1899 http://www.nttoolusa.com
NT USA Corp. 615-771-1899 http://www.nttoolusa.com
NT USA Corp. 615-771-1899 http://www.nttoolusa.com
NT USA Corp. 615-771-1899 http://www.nttoolusa.com
NT USA Corp. 615-771-1899 http://www.nttoolusa.com
Numberall Stamp & Tool Co. Inc. 207-876-3541 http://www.numberall.com
Obsidian Manufacturing Industries Inc. 815-962-8700 http://www.obsidianmfg.com
Obsidian Manufacturing Industries Inc. 815-962-8700 http://www.obsidianmfg.com
Obsidian Manufacturing Industries Inc. 815-962-8700 http://www.obsidianmfg.com
Obsidian Manufacturing Industries Inc. 815-962-8700 http://www.obsidianmfg.com
Oerlikon Balzers Coating USA Inc. 847-619-5541 http://www.oerlikon.com/balzers/us
Ohio Tool Works LLC 419-281-3700 http://www.ohiotoolworks.com
Okuma America Corp. 704-588-7000 http://www.okuma.com/americas
Oliver of Adrian Inc. 517-263-2132 http://www.oliverofadrian.com
OMAX Corporation 253-872-2300 https://www.omax.com/
OMG North America 866-440-8519 http://www.omgamerica.com
OMG North America 866-440-8519 http://www.omgamerica.com
Osborn 765-965-5333 http://osborn.com
Osborn 765-965-5333 http://osborn.com
Pacific Controls EDM 818-345-1970 http://www.pacificcontrols.com
Pacific Controls EDM 818-345-1970 http://www.pacificcontrols.com
Palmgren/CH Hanson 630-848-2000 http://www.palmgren.com
Palmgren/CH Hanson 630-848-2000 http://www.palmgren.com
Palmgren/CH Hanson 630-848-2000 http://www.palmgren.com
Parlec Inc. 585-425-4400 http://www.parlec.com
Parlec Inc. 585-425-4400 http://www.parlec.com
Particular Technology Inc. 847-625-1602 http://www.particulartechnology.com
PCETCO 888-406-1228 http://www.pcetco.com
PDQ Precision Inc. 619-474-3600 http://www.minimaxcleaner.com
PDQ Precision Inc. 619-474-3600 http://www.minimaxcleaner.com
PFERD Inc. 262-255-3200 http://www.pferd.com
Phase II Machine & Tool Inc. 201-962-7373 http://www.phase2plus.com
Phillips Precision Inc., Products Div. 580-869-0373 http://www.fixture-up.com
Pilot Precision Products 413-350-5200 http://www.pilotprecision.com
Pioneer NA 847-593-6000 http://www.pioneerna.com
Pioneer NA 847-593-6000 http://www.pioneerna.com
Platinum Tooling Technologies Inc. 847-749-0633 http://www.platinumtooling.com
Polygon Solutions Inc. 239-628-4800 http://www.polygonsolutions.com
PRAB 269-382-8200 http://www.prab.com/?utm_source=cutting_tool_engineering&utm_medium=referral&ut…
Pratt Burnerd America 269-384-2225 http://www.prattburnerd.com
Pratt Burnerd America 269-384-2225 http://www.prattburnerd.com
Pratt Burnerd America 269-384-2225 http://www.prattburnerd.com
Precision Brand Products Inc. 630-969-7200 http://www.precisionbrand.com
Precision Devices Inc. 734-439-2462 http://www.predev.com
Precision Devices Inc. 734-439-2462 http://www.predev.com
Precision Spindle Service Co. Inc. 248-544-0100 http://www.spindlerebuilding.com
Precision Spindle Service Co. Inc. 248-544-0100 http://www.spindlerebuilding.com
Precision Tool Technologies Inc. 218-454-0434 http://www.precisiontooltech.com
Precitech 603-357-2511 http://www.precitech.com
Predator Software Inc. 503-292-7151 http://www.predator-software.com
Pro Ultrasonics 828-584-1005 http://www.proultrasonics.com
Pro Ultrasonics 828-584-1005 http://www.proultrasonics.com
Pro Ultrasonics 828-584-1005 http://www.proultrasonics.com
Pro Ultrasonics 828-584-1005 http://www.proultrasonics.com
Proceco Ltd. 514-254-8494 https://www.proceco.com/
PTS Group 800-236-6020 https://www.pts-tools.com
PTS Group 800-236-6020 https://www.pts-tools.com
PTS Group 800-236-6020 https://www.pts-tools.com
PTS Group 800-236-6020 https://www.pts-tools.com
PTS Group 800-236-6020 https://www.pts-tools.com
R.S. Precision Industries Inc. 631-249-2600 http://www.rsprecision.com
R.S. Precision Industries Inc. 631-249-2600 http://www.rsprecision.com
Rack Engineering Division 989-340-6564 https://rack-eng.com/products/
Radyne Corp. 414-481-8360 http://www.radyne.com
Radyne Corp. 414-481-8360 http://www.radyne.com
Rani Tool Corp. 865-337-7799 http://www.ranitool.com
Rayco Tools Inc. 574-267-0080 http://www.raycotoolsinc.com
RBR Associates Inc. 630-971-8729 http://www.rbrmachinetools.com
RBR Associates Inc. 630-971-8729 http://www.rbrmachinetools.com
RedLine Tools 763-742-1206 https://www.redlinetools.com/
Rene Swiss Corp. 203-879-4822 http://www.reneswiss.com
Rene Swiss Corp. 203-879-4822 http://www.reneswiss.com
Renishaw Inc. 847-286-9953 http://www.renishaw.com
REV S.R.L. UNIPERSONALE +39-059-858296 https://www.revtool.eu/en
Riten Industries Inc. 740-335-5353 http://www.riten.com
RMI Laser LLC 303-664-9000 https://www.rmilaser.com
RMS Laser 619-562-5943 http://www.rmslaser.com
RobbJack Corporation 916-645-6045 http://www.robbjack.com
Rockford Systems Inc. 815-874-7891 http://www.rockfordsystems.com
Rohm Products of America 770-963-8440 http://www.rohm-products.com
Roll-Rite Inc. 815-645-8600 http://www.rollriteinc.com
Rollomatic 847-281-8550 http://www.rollomaticusa.com
rose plastic USA LLLP 724-938-8530 http://www.rose-plastic.us
rose plastic USA LLLP 724-938-8530 http://www.rose-plastic.us
Rosler Metal Finishing USA 269-441-3000 https://us.rosler.com/us-en/contact/
Rosler Metal Finishing USA 269-441-3000 https://us.rosler.com/us-en/contact/
Rosler Metal Finishing USA 269-441-3000 https://us.rosler.com/us-en/contact/
Rotary Systems Inc. 763-323-1514 http://www.rotarysystems.com
Rotary Systems Inc. 763-323-1514 http://www.rotarysystems.com
Rotary Systems Inc. 763-323-1514 http://www.rotarysystems.com
Rousseau Metal Inc. 418-598-3381 http://www.rousseaumetal.com
Royal Machine & Tool Corp. 860-828-6555 http://www.royalworkholding.com
Royal Oak Grinders 315-568-5804 http://www.royaloakgrinders.com
Royal Oak Grinders 315-568-5804 http://www.royaloakgrinders.com
Royal Products 631-273-1010 http://www.royalprod.com
Royal Products 631-273-1010 http://www.royalprod.com
RPD Industries Inc. 914-428-1444 http://www.rpdindustries.com
RPD Industries Inc. 914-428-1444 http://www.rpdindustries.com
Runma Molding Robot Automation Co. Ltd. +86-769-82181987 https://www.runmarobot.com
Rush Machinery 585-554-3070 http://www.rushmachinery.com
Rush Machinery 585-554-3070 http://www.rushmachinery.com
S.L. Munson & Co. 803-252-3211 https://www.slmunson.com/
Saacke N.A. LLC 704-663-1002 http://www.saacke-usa.com
Saturn Industries 518-828-9956 http://www.saturnedm.com
Sauter North America Inc. 724-207-0900 http://www.sauter-group.us
Sauter North America Inc. 724-207-0900 http://www.sauter-group.us
SCANLAB GmbH +49-89-800746-0 http://www.scanlab.de/en
SCANLAB GmbH +49-89-800746-0 http://www.scanlab.de/en
SCANLAB GmbH +49-89-800746-0 http://www.scanlab.de/en
Schneeberger Inc. 781-271-0140 http://www.schneeberger.com
Schneeberger Inc. 781-271-0140 http://www.schneeberger.com
Schneeberger Inc. 781-271-0140 http://www.schneeberger.com
SCHUNK 919-572-2705 https://www.schunk.com
SCHUNK 919-572-2705 https://www.schunk.com
Schutte Corp. 517-782-3600 http://www.schutteusa.com
Schwanog LLC 847-289-1055 http://www.schwanog.com
Seco Tools LLC 248-528-5200 http://www.secotools.com/us
Seco Tools LLC 248-528-5200 http://www.secotools.com/us
Seneca Falls Machines 315-568-5804 http://www.senecafallsmachines.com
Seneca Falls Machines 315-568-5804 http://www.senecafallsmachines.com
Seneca Falls Machines 315-568-5804 http://www.senecafallsmachines.com
Shuster-Mettler Corp. 203-562-3178 http://www.shustermettler.com
SIC Marking USA 412-487-1165 http://www.sic-marking.com
Siemens Industry Inc. 847-640-1595 http://www.usa.siemens.com/cnc
Siemens Industry Inc. 847-640-1595 http://www.usa.siemens.com/cnc
Single Phase Power Solutions LLC 877-430-5634 https://singlephasepowersolutions.com
Slater Tools 586-465-5000 http://www.slatertools.com
SLM Solutions 248-243-5400 http://slm-solutions.us/
SmalTec Intl. 630-364-1788 http://www.smaltec.com
SmalTec Intl. 630-364-1788 http://www.smaltec.com
Sodick Inc. 847-310-9000 http://www.sodick.com
Solar Atmospheres 215-721-1502 http://www.solaratm.com
Solar Manufacturing Inc. 267-384-5040 http://solarmfg.com
Somma Tool Co. 203-753-2114 http://www.sommatool.com
Somma Tool Co. 203-753-2114 http://www.sommatool.com
Sotech Corp. 262-392-8003 http://sotechcorp.com
Southwick & Meister Inc. 203-237-0000 http://www.s-mcollets.com
Southwick & Meister Inc. 203-237-0000 http://www.s-mcollets.com
SPC Innovations Inc. 410-643-1600 http://www.spcinnovations.com
SPC Innovations Inc. 410-643-1600 http://www.spcinnovations.com
Speedgrip Chuck Co. 574-294-1506 http://www.speedgrip.com
Speedgrip Chuck Co. 574-294-1506 http://www.speedgrip.com
Speedgrip Chuck Co. 574-294-1506 http://www.speedgrip.com
Stace-Allen Chucks Inc. 317-632-2401 http://www.stace-allen.com
Star Cutter Co. 248-474-8200 http://www.starcutter.com
Star SU LLC 847-649-1450 http://www.star-su.com
Star SU LLC 847-649-1450 http://www.star-su.com
Starrag US Inc. 859-534-5201 http://www.starrag.com
Starrag US Inc. 859-534-5201 http://www.starrag.com
Stor-Loc 815-936-0700 http://www.storloc.com
Strausak Inc. 847-281-8550 http://www.strausakusa.com
Striker Systems, Div. of Computer Design 615-672-5132 http://www.strikersystems.com