Tony Wittynghan, sales manager for Huron Machine Products, demonstrates Huron’s Quick-Change Jaw System, which allows you to convert your standard three-jaw power chuck into a quick-change chuck.
Clive Komlenic, Mikron Tool’s sales director, East, showcases the company’ CrazyDrill Titanium PTC for pure titanium and the CrazyDrill Titanium ATC for alloyed titanium.
Joe Magee, Vargus USA’s product manager for threading and thread milling, offers an overview of the company’s newest products, including the Mach TT threading tools for lay down and thread milling.
Ben Mund, the Mastercam channel marketing manager for CNC Software, talks about the company's focus on automation, productivity and boosting the output at shops across the spectrum of machining.
Michael Coffey, a field service engineer for Rush Machinery, demonstrates a new 360-degree guard for the company’s FC-350W wheel truing and dressing machine with Rush Vision and Auto View.
Drew Strauchen, GWS Tool Group's executive vice president of marketing and business development, covers a wide variety of products for turning, threading, custom tooling, PCD tools, milling, custom inserts, holemaking and more.
Star Cutter Co.’s Aaron Remsing, product manager, and Jeremy Hubbard, application engineer, demonstrate the new blade grinding capabilities of its flagship NXT Tool Grinder machine.
Rigibore’s Zenith ActiveEdge adjusts automatically from your measurement data, ensuring perfect bores with zero downtime. ActiveEdge tools are micron accurate in diameter (0.001) (0.00004") so even the tightest of tolerances can be met effortlessly. Save money by increasing production and eliminating scrap, with ActiveEdge technology.
Selecting the right insert to machine the wide variety of steel materials can be challenging. To make machining steel easier to navigate, CERATIZIT has rethought everything about its new ISO-P turning insert. From the substrate to the geometries, right through to the Dragonskin coating, CERATIZIT inserts ensure that you are prepared for every steel turning challenge.
Epson America Inc. showcases its high power and precision automation solutions in this video supplement to "Robot To The Rescue," a feature article in the September 2022 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.
Automation Solutions LLC helps companies integrate automation into the manufacturing process. This video supplement to "Robot To The Rescue," a feature article in the September 2022 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, provides a bit of insight into what it takes to set up an automation solution for a manufacturer.
The all-new POW-R-ARC 6- and 8-flute ball-end cutter is here to save you amazing time and money with every 3D contour and chamfer. No need to stop and change tools for finishing.
This innovative, helical HSS and HSCO countersink drastically reduces axial and radial forces that occur during countersinking, due to the unique geometry of the cutting edge design. SpyroTec’s convex form and variable pitch cutting edges provide a stable countersinking process and minimal vibration – even when using a hand drill. Available from stock in 90 degree, 82 degree and 60 degree countersinks – also in convenient sets!
The IG 282 SD rotary surface grinder is packed with innovative features making it more powerful, precise, and most importantly, even easier to use. This machine is the first DCM style rotary surface grinder to feature a precision servo drive cross slide motor that allows this machine to grind tight tolerances along both the Z and X axis. Perform precise step grinds in materials such as glass, ceramic, carbide, and metals.
An excellent way to improve stability and accuracy in rotating tools applications when applied to Swiss-type and multitasking machines is to improve clamping stability by use of integral collets. What is an integral collet? An integral collet is a tool with a tapered shank for direct mounting on ER collet chucks.
Posted as a supplement to "Machining with a Microscope," a Look-Ahead article appearing in the July 2022 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, this video demonstrates how scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory precisely machined tiny, electrically conductive cubes that can interact with light and organized them in patterned structures that confine and relay the electromagnetic signal of light.
