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Article Published on 9/20/2020
Swiss-Types Offer Advantages Beyond Watchmaking

CNC sliding headstock lathes are becoming more popular among traditional machine shops for their multitasking capabilities, some offering B-axis milling spindles.

News Published on 12/11/2015
Fives Appoints Two Executives

Stéphane Mayer will be head of the group’s Metal Cutting and Composites business line, while Wes Paisley will take over Fives Machining Systems as interim CEO.

Product Published on 6/8/2009
Toolholder For Aggressive Cutting

Techniks’ DualDrive toolholders, which can be used with all spindles, eliminate the gap between the toolholder flange and the spindle face to provide increased rigidity and accuracy when cutting. The company recommends using these toolholders when high metal removal rates, high feed rates and/or machining at extended lengths is desired.

Columns Published on 3/20/2012
Stabilizing a CNC Machining Process

Process stability problems often can be attributed to the appropriateness of workholding devices and cutting tools.

Article Published on 1/2/2018
Machine Shop Shortstop Goes Digital

Originally designed as a basic spindle-stop notification device, this unit now offers greater connectivity and capability while retaining its trademark simplicity.

Article Published on 1/3/2020
VR Headset Gives Legally Blind Woman CNC Shop Opportunities

VR goggles integrated with a camera give a legally blind young woman 20/20 vision and the chance to be a machine shop’s second-shift quality control lead.

News Published on 1/10/2024
Edge Technologies Appoints New Sales Managers

Dan Borders has been promoted to national sales manager. The company has also hired Greg Haering as regional sales manager for the mid-Atlantic territory.

Case Study Published on 9/29/2010
Presetting Process Cuts Scrap, Rework

Aerospace manufacturer Fokker Aerospace Group relies on Speroni’s STP46 tool measuring and presetting machine to ensure that step drills used to cut and chamfer holes on aircraft flap skins are within tolerance and set to the proper length. This machine and custom procedures developed by Speroni enables the aerospace manufacturer to avoid cost and downtime resulting from reworking or scrapping these large parts.

Article Published on 12/30/2014
ISO 13399—A Key Step Toward Data-Driven Manufacturing

Decisions about the cutting tools used in machining operations are arguably among the most important in modern manufacturing.

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