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| Articles |
| High penetration drilling system |
| The increased range for high penetration drilling system this tool is now 12 mm to 32 mm, with 3-, 5- and 7-times drill depth-to-diameter ratios with straight and helically fluted holders. The coated tools are designed to provide good chip formation, high penetration rates, and a long tool life. Read the full story here |
| Spindles for micro-milling and drilling |
| This manufacturer has expanded its micro line of spindles with the addition of new 20-mm and 22-mm diameter units to the 25-mm diameter model previously available. Right-hand spindles also are available. The spindles, that eliminate secondary operations for Swiss-type lathes, use synchronous, DC motor technology and operate up to 100,000 rpm with 260 watts continuous power and high torque. Read the full story here |
| Manually adjustable toolholders |
| Check out these new toolholders that feature one-touch drill length adjustment without the need for tools. Drill projection length can be adjusted by hand by rotating the knurled guide ring on the outside of the toolholder. Read the full story here |
| Rotary table for the oil patch |
| This new rotary table, designed for large diameter bar work and oil patch applications, has an 8-in. (205-mm) bore and powerful clamping system. The rotary table is designed with a carbide worm screw and an ion nitrided worm wheel, rather than a conventional bronze or bronze alloy actuation mechanism. Read the full story here |
| High-speed rotary table |
| A new direct-drive rotary indexing table is designed for high-speed, high-accuracy contouring operations in high volume and aerospace manufacturing. Read the full story here |
| High-speed turning grade |
| A new coated grade meets the mechanical and physical demands required for turning steels at high cutting speeds without sacrificing the toughness needed for reliability. Read the full story here |
| Hot Products |
A Breakthrough Solution in Digital Contact Sensing The KEYENCE GT2 precision contact sensor is the world's first to use "Scale-Shot" CMOS technology. With a 20 million cycle detection durability it offers five times the durability conventional sensors. Features include 0.004 Mil resolution and 0.04 Mil accuracy, an IP-67 enclosure rating, preset application modes, absolute position detection, and no high-speed tracking errors. Details and specs.
Direct-Drive High-Speed Rotary Indexer is ideal for drill & tap and laser processing. Hardinge's zero backlash technology offers speeds up to 4,500 degrees/sec, accuracy of ±3 arc-sec and repeatability of ±2 arc-sec! Model DD100 has an A2-4, 5C spindle to accept collets, step chucks, expanding collets and jaw chucks for part gripping flexibility. Engineered to run 24/7 with consistent part quality over a long life. 800-843-8801 Details: www.hardinge.com/DDrotary
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Benchmarking at IMTSAmerican Machinist conducted its third annual Benchmark Survey of American Machine Shops between February and April of this year. American Machinist, reviews the results of this third annual survey, and talks about what the data means and how shops can use the data to make plans for this year's IMTS. Watch Now!Tool Shop Optimization: Concurrent Engineering for Today's Machine Shop Applying concurrent engineering processes to design and manufacturing can help toolmakers increase productivity and shorten product delivery times—improving responsiveness to customers and your company's bottom-line results.Watch Now!Sponsored by: Cimatron Group
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- Tickets to the "Best Machine Shops" award banquet
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- Plus breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets.
| Announcements |
American Machinist Launches New Internet Forum The American Machinist Forum is a place to share thoughts, ideas and best practices for machine shops. The focus is on making machine shops competitive, efficient and flexible enough to compete in a global environment. You'll find discussion about manpower, use of automation and technology, creative uses of machine tools and a whole lot more. So sign up now and jump in. Click Here
| AM Machine Tool Theater |
New Machine Tool TheaterAmerican Machinist announces launch of Machine Tool Theater. Watch videos about machining and machining equipment. You'll see faster, more precise machines; cutting tools to process virtually any material; finishing technologies; automation systems; quality instruments and manufacturing software. You'll see how to reduce cycle times and increase productivity. Watch Videos Now
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