Metal Cutting Solutions for All Industries
Ingersoll Cutting Tool Company, headquartered on a state-of-the-art manufacturing and marketing campus in Rockford, IL, is proud to be part of the IMC Gr...READ MORE
GF Machining Solutions is the world’s leading provider of machine tools, diverse technical solutions and services to manufacturers of precision molds and tooling and of tight-tolerance, precisio...READ MORE
Dormer Pramet manufacturers rotary and indexable drilling, milling, threading and turning tools for general engineering, high production, aerospace and MRO applications. Brands include Precision Twist...READ MORE
Tungaloy offers an extensive range of turning, milling, and drilling products, while NTK provides premium ceramics and Swiss Tooling. Together, we deliver solutions that optimize performance, enhance ...READ MORE
HAIMER is a family run, medium size company located in Igenhausen, Bavaria near Augsburg, Germany. We design, produce and sell innovative, high precision products for metal cutting as well as for othe...READ MORE
ISCAR is the largest of the 15 companies comprising IMC (International Metalworking Companies Group). Together, they supply a dynamic comprehensive line of precision carbide metalworking tools.
THINBIT®, by Kaiser Tool Company Inc., specializes in the manufacture of small cutting tools. THINBIT® tools are used for grooving, threading, parting, boring, turning, face grooving, form...READ MORE
EOS provides responsible manufacturing solutions via industrial 3D printing. The independent company was formed in 1989 and is powered by its platform-driven value network of machines and a holistic ...READ MORE
Schunk says its Sino-R toolholder is maintenance-free and well-suited for rough milling applications. The universal toolholder is based on an expansion technology system in which a solid body pressure medium quickly clamps the cutting tool via an actuation wrench. This operation is said to save machine downtime.
High radial rigidity and damping characteristics are said to smooth tool operation, which increases tool life and metal removal rates. Flexibility is provided through intermediate sleeves, and nearly all common tool shank diameters can be clamped. The toolholder features a maximum torque transmission of 850 Nm (627 foot-pounds) at a clamping diameter of 1.25" (32 mm). It is precision-balanced to G 6.3 at 15,000 rpm.
Diagnosing when a tool is failing is important because it sets an expectation and a benchmark for improvements. Finding out why gives us a clue for how to fix it.
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