BIG Kaiser
Cut the chatter with BIG Kaiser Rough Boring heads. The patented design of Kaiser twin insert boring heads delivers the ultimate flexibility for high-performance rough and semi-finish boring. Kaiser Rough Boring Tools are optimized for high feed rates and provide stability for deep bores. Perfect for heavy-duty large part production, the compact design and positive cutting geometry result in almost chatter-free operation - even in interrupted cuts and at high speeds. Learn more about BIG Kaiser's IMTS giveaway at:
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Articles |
Fine Boring Heads |
New fine boring heads provide 30 percent higher rigidity than previous generations because of their cylinder and flange tool-fixing design. The design allows for higher machining data and increased productivity. Read Full Story |
Swiss-Type Rotary Broaching Attachment |
A new rotary broaching attachment for the Swiss screw machine industry, has a small profile and quick-set design that eliminates an otherwise lengthy setup. Rotary broaching attachments enable manufacturers to produce complex forms, such as hexes, splines and other regular shapes, in nearly any metal on nearly any machine while eliminating secondary operations. Read Full Story |
Depressed-Center Grinding Wheels |
New depressed-center grinding wheels for cutting and notching are designed to be used with steel and cast iron and are manufactured from aluminum oxide grain and R-grade bond for clean, steady cutting action. Read Full Story |
Dead-Length Collet Chucks |
Collet chucks with parallel gripping, four-split collet heads can maximize gripping and provide instant centering, and can increase your machining capabilities. Read Full Story |
Direct-Drive Rotary Table |
A new rotary table provides stable, high-efficiency, 4-axis machining with powerful clamping and high-precision indexing. It uses a direct-drive motor to drive table rotation rather than a servo motor and worm gear. Read Full Story |
Safe, Environmentally Friendly Cutting Oils |
If you need neat cutting oils that comply with environmental guidelines and promote cleaner machining operations, check out this new series of metalworking oils that are vegetable based and free of mineral oil and chlorinated additives. Read Full Story |
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Sponsor: GE Fanuc
Best Kept Secrets of CNC Connectivity-July 23,2008 2:00 pm EST
How to get data into and out of a control In our latest installment of the GE Fanuc Best Kept Secrets webcast series, we'll show you how the various communications technologies available with today's CNCs will give your production team a distinct competitive advantage. GE Fanuc Productivity Product Manager Mark Brownhill will answer many commonly asked questions end users ask when trying to connect to their CNC production data. Join us July 23 at 2:00 pm EST and learn how you can improve data availability and maximize business performance by utilizing these Best Kept Secrets of CNC Connectivity.
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Striving to reduce costs and increase profitability while remaining competitive is no easy task. - July 30,2008 2:00 pm EST Epicor Manufacturing talks about ways to plan, schedule, execute and monitor your manufacturing operations - from raw materials to final product - to develop your highest level of flexibility and agility, and to make your operations more competitive. Join us July 30,2008 at 2:00 pm EST
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AM Webcasts |
Best Kept Secrets of CNC Connectivity-July 23,2008 2:00 pm EST
How to get data into and out of a control In our latest installment of the GE Fanuc Best Kept Secrets webcast series, we'll show you how the various communications technologies available with today's CNCs will give your production team a distinct competitive advantage. GE Fanuc Productivity Product Manager Mark Brownhill will answer many commonly asked questions end users ask when trying to connect to their CNC production data. Join us July 23 at 2:00 pm EST and learn how you can improve data availability and maximize business performance by utilizing these Best Kept Secrets of CNC Connectivity.
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Striving to reduce costs and increase profitability while remaining competitive is no easy task. - July 30,2008 2:00 pm EST Epicor Manufacturing talks about ways to plan, schedule, execute and monitor your manufacturing operations - from raw materials to final product - to develop your highest level of flexibility and agility, and to make your operations more competitive. Join us July 30,2008 at 2:00 pm EST
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AM Workshop |
American Machinist Presents: Machine Shop Workshop - November 12-14,2008 |
The only event that focuses on the business side of running a machine shop. Join owners and top managers to explore strategies and improve your business. Register now and save at: Click Here
American Machinist Announces Launch Of Machine Tool Theater
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