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Tooling
Quick-Change Tooling Improves Swiss Lathe Profits
Horn USA has developed quick-change tooling systems to drastically reduce set-up and toolchange times for Swiss-type lathes, including those with through coolant.
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SMW Autoblok's CCS Speeds Switching One Chuck for Another
Providing repeatability to within 10 microns, SMW Autoblok’s CCS chuck switching system can be installed on new or existing lathes for increased productivity.
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Dillon's Fast Trac Jaw Nuts Grant Quick-Change Capability to Standard Chucks
Dillon Manufacturing’s Fast-Trac jaw nuts convert standard chucks into quick-change chucks, reducing jaw change time by 50% or more, according to the company.
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Ceratizit's FreeTurn Tooling Combines Different Cutting Edge Properties for Flexibility
Ceratizit’s FreeTurn tooling is designed to be used with its High Dynamic Turning (HDT) method, which is said to enable roughing, finishing, contour turning, face turning and longitudinal turning with a single tool.
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Big Kaiser Enables Buyers to Find, Purchase Demo Equipment
“These are like dealer-certified pre-owned cars,” says Big Kaiser’s VP of sales and engineering.
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Ringspann's HDDS Mechanical Clamping Mandrel Increases Process Security
Ringspann’s HDDS expanding-sleeve mandrel is designed for clamping spur or taper wheels for gear manufacturing.
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Blue Photon's UV Grippers Accommodate Multiple Diameters
Blue Photon’s metric-size, ultraviolet (UV) light transmitting workholding grippers are designed with multiple diameters to hold small to large workpieces.
Read MoreFullerton Tool Co. Partners with Inovatools
Fullerton will now add Inovatools cutting tools to its product offering in North America.
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Emuge-Franken Celebrates 100th Anniversary
The company was begun by Richard Glimpel in 1920, who invented a spiral-pointed tap that could do with one tool what it normally took three to accomplish.
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Inovatools Celebrates 30th Anniversary
The company currently manufactures at four sites, making tools for the automotive, aviation and aerospace, and mechanical engineering industries.
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