Micromachining End Mills Designed for Flexibility
Emuge’s solid carbide micro end mills are specifically designed to meet the requirements of micromachining applications.
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According to the company, the end mills feature the latest developments in tool design, carbide selection and coating technology. They are designed for milling injection molds and extrusion dies, and graphite and copper electrodes. They are also said to be well-suited for high-precision surface structuring of macroscopic components as well as micro-mechanical parts production.
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