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A high-precision CNC machining operation is manufacturing the tools it needs to support a line of components and subassemblies for commercial aircraft, defense, aerospace, and power generation markets, gaining flexibility and productivity in the process.
Top Stories
AI-enhanced CNC micromachining image.
Applying CNC control to machining on the microscale brings a greater degree of accuracy to cutting and milling, granting advantages in performance and efficiency that suits a growing number of use cases.
CNC cutting tools, drills.
A 9% rise in cutting-tool purchases during January indicates that declines in manufacturing activity may not happen, as forecast based on slower durable-goods spending at the end of 2023.
CNC machining, up close.
Listen … In this installment of the Great Question podcast, the chief economist for AMT explains what machine tool orders are revealing about the direction of the automotive, aerospace, and other industrial segments.
The Lockheed Martin F-35A Joint Strike Fighter.
New designation indicates the Pentagon is satisfied with the Stealth fighter jet's performance and reliability, and that manufacturers have proven the reliability of their process, sustainment and support systems.
Editor's Choice
Seco Nanojet solid carbide reamers extend the performance of Seco Nanofix products with through-coolant outlets that stop chip jamming and enhance application stability. A stream of lubricant is delivered directly to the cut zone for optimal chip evacuation and tool life.
Solid-carbide tools enhance chip control with a through-coolant outlet, optimizing chip evacuation and eliminating jamming and edge damage.
The Cobot Smart Gripper has low deadweight, for optimal utilization of the payload, and is compatible with a wide range of cobots and industrial robots.
A new design available in three variants will facilitate fast and cost-efficient automation of processes with low payloads, and can be operated quickly and easily.

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