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Innovative Technology for Your Mold Shop at IMTS 2024: Part 2

MoldMaking Technology showcases a variety of technology applications featured at IMTS 2024 this year. Find the best fit for your mold shop with software solutions to new machines and services featured in this comprehensive guide.

High-Feed Cutting Tools Offer Longer Reach, Stable Cut

IMTS 2024: Horn USA Inc. offers tool systems, such as its DAH cutters, designed for high-productivity, cost-efficient machining processes.

End Mills, Drills, Inserts and More for Mold Building Needs

This list of cutting tool-related products that MMT editors have recently published provide readers a good look at what is being offered in the industry for their everyday operations.

High-Feed Milling Cutter Range Benefits Moldmaking Versatility

Horn USA offers a comprehensive DAH milling tool range, including the DAH37 high-feed cutter, DAH82 and DAH84 carbide grades and the DG range.

Technology Roundup: Selecting the Right Cutting Tool

Tool up with new product offerings from Iscar, Tungaloy, Horn, Walter, Haimer, Union Tool, YG-1 and other suppliers.

Amerimold 2021 Post-Show Flashback: Build

MMT looks back on the return of an in-person Amerimold in September after a year-long pandemic.

High-Performance Tool Coatings Extend Carbide Tool Service

Horn USA’s IG6 and SG3 coatings ensure faster material removal rates, deliver high performance and extend wear resistance.

Horn USA's DAH8 High-Feed Milling System Facilitates High Chip Volume

Amerimold 2021 exhibitor presents next-generation DAH82 and DAH84 systems ensures a smooth, soft cut combined with good chip removal.

Horn USA Plans for Future Growth with New Facility

Horn USA Inc. is moving to a new state of the art facility during the third quarter of 2020.

CVD Diamond-Tipped Tool System Offers Machining of Fully Sintered Carbides

Horn USA Inc. presents DDHM, the company’s CVD diamond-tipped tool system for cost-effective machining of bores and countersinks in carbides and sintered ceramics.

Tech Trends: A Cut Above the Rest

This collection of highlighted cutting tools products can provide simple solutions for effective chip evacuation, shorter throughput times, improved surface finish quality and greater stability in uneven entrances and exits.

2019 Technology Review: Cutting Tools

MoldMaking Technology’s 2019 Technology Review and Sourcing Guide offers some of the latest highlighted products and services from supplier companies from a variety of categories, including cutting tools.

IMTS 2018: Process,Technology and Service Advancements

Advancements in automation and digital manufacturing took center stage during IMTS last week, but developments in additive manufacturing, cutter technology, machining solutions, simulation software, EDM, laser technology and customer service were other hot items.

2018 Technology Review and Sourcing Guide: Cutting Tools

MoldMaking Technology’s annual Technology Review and Sourcing Guide is an accurate, comprehensive, easy-to-read and easy-to-use use guide for researching today’s technology, equipment, products and services. The year’s latest moldmaking product developments within mold engineering/design, build and maintenance/repair are broken down into 10 sections, including cutting tools.

Market Looks Razor Sharp

Great strides continue to be made in the cutting tool/toolholder market that result in reduced benchtime and additional handwork, as well as heavier depths-of-cut—adding up to increased productivity and higher accuracy.

Part Three of a Three-Part Series Five Steps for Improving Your Shop’s Maximum Productivity

An explanation of the differences between high-speed machining and conventional machining; and, general thoughts on when to high speed machine and heat treat versus hard milling.

Part Two of a Three-Part Series Five Steps for Improving Your Shop’s Maximum Productivity Part 2

The reasons and justification behind moving your component finishing operation from EDM sinking to hard milling with the right machine, software, cutters, toolholders and training; and how you can add machine time to your shop through lights out machining.

Looking Sharp

Advancements in cutting tool/toolholder construction yield better stability and higher accuracy to achieve greater feedrates and increased productivity.

Part One of a Three-Part Series Five Steps for Improving Your Shop’s Maximum Productivity

Learn how to evaluate your shop’s productivity and begin increasing it by considering the variables of implementing hard milling and high-speed machining.