Five Axis
Mold Roughing
Tolerances and finishes on the Buss Precision's molds are tailored to the specific project, but most work is held to +/-.0002 tolerance on multi-cavity components, cavity, cores and parting lines.
Read MoreEnhance Mold Precision by Going Five-Axis
Here’s how to manufacture large or high-precision, complex molds while maintaining efficiency.
Read MoreAutomated Hard Milling Expands Capacity, Capability
“The key to investing in new machinery is to get more work done with the same amount of people, not the same amount of work with fewer people. To accomplish this, you need automated machining capabilities that are both flexible and reliable."
Read MoreThe Right Machine Eases Moldmaker’s Transition to Five-Axis
“This new technology allows us to be more efficient, which in turn means we can take on more work and also meet the short turnaround times our customers need.”
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Eliminate Chatter and Solve Finish Problems
Eliminating chatter is a great way to improve surface finish when performing CNC milling. Okuma's Machining Navi M-i detects chatter and automatically adjusts spindle speed to eliminate chatter, thus improving surface finish. This is a terrific tool for the mold/die industry.
WatchHow to Navigate New Horizons with Waterjet
Expand capabilities and diversify customer base with waterjet technology.
Read MoreLinear Drives Increase Speed, Accuracy
Two distinctive capabilities on the new machines each have a great impact on DTE's time to market— linear drives and five axis.
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Linear Five-Axis at Die Tech & Engineering
Video about using linear motor 5-axis machines at Die Tech & Engineering in Wyoming Michigan near Grand Rapids. Simultaneous five axis contour milling of hardened tool steel.
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