Five Axis
Machining with Advanced CO2 Machining Spray Technology
Advanced CO2 machining spray technology delivers robust, high performance and adaptive cooling and lubrication for challenging mold machining applications.
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Five-Axis Machining: What Are The Benefits and How Can You Achieve this Capability?
The alternative you choose to achieve five-axis machining benefits will be application driven and can have a significant effect on your bottom line.
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Using High-Feed Machining Strategies to Get to Net Shape
High-feed tooling and high-feed machining could be the key factor in maximizing your shop’s roughing efficiency.
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Benefits of Positional Five-Axis Machining
Why rely on five-axis machining and where can it be applied; strategies and considerations for five-axis machining; and, cutter path optimization.
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Machining/EDM Combo Packs a Powerful Punch
This moldmaker’s new machining center and EDM offer versatility with the ability to machine a number of materials and EDM small holes with ease.
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Getting to Know Your Machine Tool
A review of the six core components of a machine tool: automatic toolchanger, motor/drive/encoder, base casting, OSP control, turret and spindle.
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How to Achieve Economical Five-Axis Milling
Although moldmaking has not had great incentives to invest in five-axis technology like the aerospace industry, there are still many reasons for moldmakers to adopt five-axis machining, and there are a few interesting software functions that help to make five-axis programming economical.
Read MoreJig Grinding, EDM or High-Speed Milling?
When evaluating new processes for mold manufacture, jig grinding is worth a second look as machine manufacturers have now added high accuracy features to guarantee repeatable results.
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High Speed Balancing Act
Think you’re using toolholders properly balanced for high-speed machining? Well, you may have to think again.
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Five-Axis Machining Is a Key Requirement for High-Precision Molds
Design and fabrication capabilities of advanced tool-cutting processes give toolmakers an edge in developing new business.
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