Horn has expanded its DTM lightweight milling system to include two new versions. read...
Inovatools aims to help you find the right tool for the job with the best cutting requirements with its First Choice Inovatools. read...
Materials such as titanium, Inconel, VA, Hastelloy or Hardox pose significant challenges for machining technicians, machines and tools. As these difficult-to-machine materials become more common, overcoming the challenges they pose will help companies remain competitive. To assist these customers, Ceratizit Group is investing heavily in research and development in order to transform difficult-to-machine materials into easy-to-machine materials. read...
Walter AG introduces a variety of new cutting tools for a multitude of uses across different industry sectors. read...
Horn introduces two new cutters for the machining of aluminium. read...
Inovatools introduces its online shop Inoshop. The shop is available on iOS, Andorid and, of course, your browser. read...
The combination of high-precision machine tools and special diamond cutters offers an economically and technically convincing alternative for machining dies for plastic parts with particularly high surface quality requirements such as optical lenses. read...
Big Kaiser has just announced a change at its executive level. Takuya Ichii will make way for Reto Adam. read...
The ultrasonic vibration system Perma Vib from Fraunhofer-IWU for drilling and milling tools is primarily intended to perfect the machining of steel and aluminum. read...
The Curvemax series by Inocatools, a series of universal solid carbide curve segment mills in tangential and conical form, shorten the process times required for finishing complex, freeform surfaces in a wide variety of materials. read...
While solid carbide tools represent the traditional tool choice for small diameters, today's indexable tools present several advantages over one-piece solid tools. The manufacturer Iscar offers various indexable insert options for these applications. read...
Sabotage, data theft and espionage have caused the German industry a loss of €43.4 billion in the past two years. Seven out of ten industrial companies (68%) were victims of such attacks during this period; one in five companies (19%) suspected this. read...
