Week 25 November - 1 December 2007

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Cermet turning inserts stability improved

A large range of over 300 inserts, with negative and positive geometries and selection of chip breakers, offer better cutting edge stability even when using coolant.

News from Mitsubishi Carbide, 30 November 2007

Solid carbide end mills machine aluminium

For the high efficiency machining for aluminium alloys, a range of solid micrograin carbide end mills with modified tooling geometries includes long and short types.

News from Mitsubishi Carbide, 30 November 2007

Users now seek more bandsaw performance

Article typeTechnical Background Article

Improved cutting performances, better cutting qualities and an increasing degree in automation have led to a constant improvement in bandsaw technology, reports Kasto.

News from Kasto, 30 November 2007

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Transfer machines take batch sizes down to 100-off

Though associated with large batch and continuous volume production, two transfer machine designs can be changed over quickly to machine small batches down to 100-off.

News from Mikron Tool SA Agno, 30 November 2007

Gear wheel tester and grinder introduced

During EMO 2007, Gleason introduced a thread wheel grinder for finishing hardened gears and a CNC gear testing machine for production or quality laboratory use.

News from Gleason Corporation, 30 November 2007

Grinding crankshaft pins and bearings in one

A cylindrical grinding machine built for machining passenger car engine crankshafts up to 500mm long, grinds pin bearings and main bearings in one set-up.

News from Emag UK, 30 November 2007

Ensuring that indexable inserts are fixed

How is it possible to make sure that indexable inserts remain fixed exactly in their position - use a precision interface between the insert and tool holder, said a tooling manufacturer.

News from Sandvik Coromant UK, 30 November 2007

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Multi-axis carbon fibre laying machine developed

Article typeUser Application Article

A multi-axis robotic carbon fibre tow laying machine, opeating at up to 8m/s, will dramatically accelerate production, improve strength and reduce waste.

News from Festo, 30 November 2007

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UK machine tool event brings GBP 1.3m in orders

UK machine tool supplier, C Dugard, has reported an order intake of over GBP 1.3 million during the recent opening of a new showroom.

News from Dugard, 30 November 2007

Machine tool stations times analysed

Cycle time analyser records the cycle times of all production machine stations and provides users with an insight into the NC and PLC program flow.

News from Bosch Rexroth, 30 November 2007

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