Kyocera Precision Tools, Inc.
102 Industrial Park Rd.
Hendersonville,
NC
28792
US
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As Seen In Modern Machine Shop
High Efficiency vs. High Feed Milling: Which is More Productive?
The combination of new cutting tool designs and CAM technology are enabling remarkably higher metal removal rates and longer tool life. Here are two cutting strategies you need to understand to get more production out of your machining centers.
Drill Series Enables Accurate High-Speed Machining
IMTS 2018: Kyocera Precision Tools’ DRV Magic Drill series of indexable drills is designed for holemaking in the machine tool business.
Multilayer Insert Coating Enhances Steel Machining
Kyocera Corp.’s industrial cutting tool insert series features coating technology and a base material to improve steel machining.
SGS Tool Acquired by Kyocera
Effective May 2, 2016, SGS Tool will be renamed Kyocera SGS Precision Tools Inc.
Small-Diameter End Mill Reduces Cutting Resistance, Chattering
The MFH Mini from Kyocera Precision Tools is a small-diameter, high-feed end mill for rough processing, comprising an insert and dedicated holder.
Kyocera Consolidates Its North American Businesses
Kyocera Precision Tools Inc. is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of its Japanese parent company.
Kyocera Consolidates North American Operations
The company has formed a subsidiary to consolidate its cutting tool operations in North America.
High-Feed Milling Cutter Resists Vibration
The MFH-Raptor high-feed milling cutter from Kyocera Industrial Ceramics features a vibration-resistant design for increased productivity in ramping and helical milling at high speeds.
Cermet Cutting Tools Suited for Machining Steel
The PV7025 PVD-coated, cermet grade of indexable cutting tool inserts from Kyocera are designed for general machining of steel.
Coated Carbide Grades for Cast Iron Machining
Kyocera’s CA4505 and CA4515 CVD coated carbide grades of indexable cutting tool inserts are designed for machining gray and nodular (ductile) cast iron.
Cermets Get Assertive
The toughness of this material has improved. Today, the applications for cermet inserts go well beyond finishing.
Small-Diameter Drilling Under Scrutiny
Today's smooth-running high rpm spindles not only allow shops to cut faster with standard tool designs, they also unlock the potential of tiny tools.