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
You don’t need to struggle with an ERP which isn’t designed for your business. ProShop dramatically improves efficiency because it focuses on improving the execution of manufacturing shop ...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.
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
More than 30 years ago, 3D Systems brought the innovation of 3D printing to the manufacturing industry. Today, as the leading additive manufacturing solutions partner, we bring innovation, performance...READ MORE
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
Available from ITW Rocol, Rustlick offers Ultracut Pro premium, bio-resistant, water-soluble oil cutting fluid. The fluid is designed for reliable performance in light, moderate and heavy-duty applications, including machining, cutting, grinding, milling, broaching, threading and turning.
The fluid can be used in a variety of industries including aerospace, automotive, plastic, agriculture, energy and transportation. The fluid’s tight emulsion delivers consistent lubrication and cooling to increase tool life and surface finish with less carry-off, the company says.
The fluid does not contain boron, phenol, nitrites, triazines, sulfur, copper or SARA 313 reportable chemistry.
Bacteria-infected coolant harms machines and sickens machinists. Coolant management technologies like skimmers and automated systems counter this tendency.
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