Grinding
Rollomatic GrindSmart Offers Flexibility for Tool Grinding
Rollomatic’s GrindSmart 630XW six-axis tool grinder allows manufacturers to grind a variety of indexable inserts and round-shank tools on a single machine.
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Superior Abrasives' Shur-Brite Wheels Enhance Finish Quality
Superior Abrasives’ Shur-Brite Mounted Seamless Sating finishing wheels are designed to provide consistent de-polishing and matte finishing performance without visible transition lines.
Read MoreFives to Present Webinar on Flexible Grinding System
In addition to exhibiting at IMTS Spark, Fives will give a webinar October 27 about flexible grinding for manufacturing.
Read MoreKaast F-Grind AH Series' Construction Increases Accuracy
Kaast Machine Tools’ F-Grind AH series of surface grinders features hardened, ground and PTFE-coated table guideways for maximum rigidity, stability, and grinding accuracy.
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Bourn & Koch Vertical Cylindrical Grinder Also Mills, Turns
IMTS Spark: Bourn & Koch’s MT³ is a multifunctional machine tool platform capable of performing grinding, milling, turning and drilling/tapping operations in one setup.
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Rollomatic GrindSmart 630XW Tool Grinder Offers Flexibility
Rollomatic’s GrindSmart 630XW tool grinding machine can be adapted to produce a range of solid carbide boring bars and other stationary cutting tools.
Read MoreGlebar Creates Customer Care Service
The move is said to be in response to recent growth fueled by retiring expert talent, aging legacy machines, and the acquisitions of Tridex Technology and Everite
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Haas Multigrind Relocates US Headquarters
Beginning August 1, 2020, the company’s new U.S. headquarters will be located in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Sunnen Products Co. Launches Rebranding, e-Commerce Site
The rebranding reflects Sunnen’s acquisition of BTA Heller, expansion of worldwide manufacturing operations and entry into the deep-hole drilling machine market.
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Choosing the Best Abrasive Finishing Process for 3D Printed Parts
Studies have shown that abrasive finishing is flexible enough to finish 3D printed parts with complex geometries and difficult-to-machine materials, although the best process depends on a number of factors.
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