
Mike Page, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Chip Removal",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Manufacturingtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Heavy-duty plate saw cuts tool steel quickly from
Kasto, which we summarised at the time by saying "A heavy-duty, CNC vertical bandsaw for cutting billets, plates, square or flat materials up to 1060 x 2060mm in section can cross-cutting 'difficult' metals as titanium, Hastelloy and Inconel".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Compact CNC milling machine is universal from
HK Technologies: "A very compact universal CNC 3-axis milling machine for general machining is being offered at an unrivalled price-performance ratio, selling for under EUR 50,000".
In August 2007, we covered the news from LMT Fette
concerning its Ball nose and toroidal indexable milling inserts
- take a look at Milling inserts have integrated cooling flutes
which says: "A range of ball nose and toroidal indexable milling inserts have integrated cooling flutes for through the tool air supply to provide more efficient chip evacuation".
Take a look also at the news release from Schuette, CNC multi-spindle automatics are modular,
as well as 5-axis CAM supports positional, simultaneous work from EdgeCAM,
and Drill/tap centres machine aluminium from Hardinge Machine Tools.
See also:
Compact machining centre scope extended
(August 2007)
Compact vertical machining centre now has an extended working envelope and will be shown at EMO by Haas along with a high speed VMC and a low-cost toolroom milling machine
Vitrified wheels raise creep feed grinding output
(July 2007)
Highly porous, vitrified wheels for creep feed grinding hold a profile more consistently and longer, bringing a productivity gain of 30-50% when compared with conventional wheels
Precision engineers invest in 5-axis milling
(April 2007)
For an orthopaedic instrument manufacturer and precision engineer, two CNC 5-axis milling machines have reduced lead times, increases production capacity and reduce set-up time by up to 50%
Fiftieth medical gundrilling machine sold
(January 2007)
Gundrilling machine for medical components and tools are designed to highly accurate drill holes as small as 0.027in in surgical stainless steels and titanium
Transfer machine builder and toolmaker partner
(November 2006)
Swiss transfer machine builder Mikron SA Agno and cutting tool maker Mikron Tool SA Agno have partnered together to support customers in achieving their ambitious objectives
Three 5-axis machining centres suit medical sector
(November 2006)
Three 5-axis machining centres are intended for precision engineering companies for the manufacture of medical devices (surgical and general instruments) and implants
Fabricating complex tube structures economically
(November 2006)
For the sawing and processing of tubes, modular machine concepts with the option to readily add, at any time, further processing steps, paired with easy operation
High speed miller has linear motor drives
(October 2006)
A linear motor milling machine for high-speed and high-power machining is a medium- size 5-axis type with mobile crossbeam for finishing and roughing
Milling Centre machines very tough materials
(October 2006)
A horizontal/vertical 5-axis milling centre for high-power machining of titanium, SS and alloyed steels, has high torque at the spindle and very high-volume metal removal rates
Cold forming taps with no cutting edges
(October 2006)
Chiltern Tooling cold forming taps have no cutting edges or flutes
Finite element simulation speeds cutter R and D
(September 2006)
Finite element simulation software speeds development and boosts performance of high-speed aluminum cutters and reduces need to build multiple prototypes at US$10,000 per iteration
Clamp small-shank tools in collets
(September 2006)
Collet clamping nuts enable users of through coolant drills to fully exploit their through coolant advantages by allowing the tools, down to 3mm shank diameter, to be clamped into ER 11 collets
Coolant system eases turning of difficult metals
(August 2006)
Coolant system makes the turning of difficult-to-machine materials like hardened steels, wear-resistant alloys and titanium-based alloys faster while total machining costs reduce
METAV focused on systems integration, optimisation
(July 2006)
Manufacturing technology exhibition, METAV Dusseldorf 2006, focused on machining systems integration and automation, as well as optimising machine performance, reports Reinhard Guserle
Larger horizontal machining centre introduced
(July 2006)
Horizontal machining centre is the largest-capacity, high-production machine Haas has yet produced, and features a 40in x 32in x 35in work envelope and a 50-taper geared-head spindle
High precision mould and trim tooling
(May 2006)
Two CNC machining centres have been installed at Brookhouse's Darwen manufacturing site to meet demand for the company's high precision mould and trim tooling for composite components
Mill/turn centre cuts machining times by 40%
(April 2006)
Test machining on a mill/turn centre usingtwo spindles, two turrets and Y-axis, has shown that times can be cut by over 40% and the work of four machines carried out by one machine
Portable planer has quick-change blade
(March 2006)
A portable 13in wood planer features double-sided quick-change blade and a chip removal indicator that saves time by accurately determining desired chip removal before planing
Zero point decides cutting tool effectiveness
(January 2006)
Presetter and measuring machines offer a software for the automatic zero point monitoring that prevents a cutting tool from being measured or adjusted with a wrong zero point
Liquid chromatography chip/mass spectrometry
(January 2006)
Agilent Technologies has expanded its line of revolutionary, high-performance liquid chromatography chip/mass spectrometry modules, introducing five chips for the study of small and large molecules
Fine turn and grind centre redesigned
(January 2006)
A vertical fine machining center has an improved design for chip removal and a new cover for the working area and a retracting guard for the hydrostatically driven X-axis slides
Larger wheels prolong bandsaw blade life
(January 2006)
A family of band saws are now fitted with 500mm wheels to increase the durability of the blades and prevent premature brakages of the blades during use
Band saw frame moves precisely
(November 2005)
A family of heavy duty, high performance true-dual column band saws feature a patented system for precise parallel movement of saw frame that eliminates the stick-slip effect on classical designs
Small carbide tools drill deeper, faster
(April 2005)
A breakthrough in small solid carbide drill technology and development of the cutting process allows 1mm-4mm holes to be drilled up to 15 times diameter in depth at 20 times faster feeds
High rigidity, fast HMC is for all purposes
(April 2005)
Combining the advantages of travelling column and portal designs to maximise rigidity, a HMC offers accelerations up to 1.6G, rapid traverse speeds of 100m/min and chip-to-chip times of 2.5s
Customer feedback determined HMC specification
(March 2005)
Based on customer feedback, HMC combines high accuracy and productivity, offers improved levels of performance and is much easier to operate, run and maintain
Machining centres apply full power at all speeds
(February 2005)
Full power of the main spindle is applied at all speeds in a machining center for jobbing shops that combines high performance machining with reliability at an extremely competitive price
Coated carbide increases milling cutter life
(April 2004)
MTCVD multilayer coated carbide milling grades enable users to increase tool life by up to 30% for the medium to heavy machining of steel, VA steel and nodular cast iron
Precise and repeatable geometry aids chip removal
(April 2004)
Highly accurate and repeatable chipbreaker and chip groove geometry overcomes chip removal problems, particularly with wrought aluminium, when machining at high metal removal rates
Large carbide-cutting bandsaw lowers cost per cut
(March 2004)
Tungsten carbide tipped bandsawing blades can cut all types of material from aerospace alloys to steel three times faster than conventional bimetal bimetal blades
Milling grades offer production reliability
(November 2003)
Latest coated carbide milling grades for medium to heavy machining of steel and nodular CI enable users to increase tool life by up to 30% - a considerable advantage in production
Form wheels made for standard profiles, specials
(October 2003)
Offering form wheels for involute profiles, rotors, hob relieve grinding and broach grinding as well as for special profiles, Samputensili can also engineer special solutions upon request
StarragHeckert UK now represents Zimmermann Boko
(October 2003)
StarragHeckert UK now represents Zimmermann Boko offering a high capacity range of nine machines suitable for high speed and heavy duty, five-sided machining of a wide range of materials
HSM software designed to eliminate 'air cutting'
(September 2003)
A second phase of new strategies in high speed machining software include three roughing functions - core, raster and flank - elimination of 'air cutting' and improved drilling routines
