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Röhm Named Supplier to DMG MORI
Their workholding systems meet performance standards, comply with a two-year new machine warranty and offer customers single-source support.
Cutting Tool Orders Down in April
The total of $183.5 million was down 8 percent from the previous month.
Enhanced Indexable Drilling
As markets reduce the number of machining operations, more complicated indexable drilling geometries are becoming more common. Finite element analysis software allows shops to better understand their processes, providing not only forces and chip shape results, but also stresses and temperatures throughout the cutting process.
Jason Industries Acquires DRONCO
The deal allows Jason Finishing Group to target a fast growing $6 billion abrasives market segment.
Abtex Hires New Production Manager
James Ameigh now oversees the manufacturing of their deburring brushes.
Shorten Change-Overs from Part to Part
The new VHT tooling system from OTW is perfect for shops that deal with short runs of a broad range of part diameters.
Right Hand Face Grooving Inserts
Ideal for conventional, Swiss and CNC machines, these Counter-Clockwise inserts cut internal face grooves in ferrous and non-ferrous materials with major diameters starting at 0.300 in.
Ceratizit Acquires Klenk
Ceratizit advances their solid carbide tools position for growth in the aerospace, automotive and medical industries.
Harbour and Tebis Enter Tool & Die Partnership
The two are launching new software for performance benchmarking, trends, and financial and operational data for the tool and die industry.
Winners Announced for KBC Tool Contest
These three winners of the Biggest Toolbox contest have the largest, best equipped toolboxes.
Sandvik Coromant Partners with Hanna Tools
The strategy is to develop and offer engineered solutions for machining aluminum and cast iron in the automotive industry.
TDM Appoints North American Sales Manager
David Morley is responsible for managing software sales for tool data management.
