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Tech Trends: On the Cutting Edge

This collection of highlighted cutting tools products offer complete solutions for machining processes from companies like Walter, Seco, Big Kaiser and Tungaloy.

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Keep in the know about recent mold manufacturing with a review of recent products and services announcements from MoldMaking Technology’s comprehensive list of supplier companies. 

Cutting tools are used on machine tools to cut metal, and are one component of the overall mold machining process to consider when looking to improve speeds, feeds, wear and surface finish. This week, we look at some highlighted cutting tools, which range from products that can help with finishing high-temperature superalloys in either continuous or interrupted cuts, handle both roughing and finishing operations effectively in all material types, enable access to clean fixturing surfaces and quick setup changes or make fine adjustments possible.

 

 

 

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Browse our entire database of moldmaking products in the products section.  You can browse to stay updated on the latest product offerings, or search for specific product information based on categories.

Horn USA
Carbide cutting tools: make chips, finish jobs
Tungaloy-NTK
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IMCO
GWS Tool Group
Kyocera SGS
Sumitomo

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