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In The Spotlight
New machining technology and a new CNC control are helping a mold-and-die shop define a new path forward and contribute to the future of the toolmaking trade.
Top Stories
Humanoid robot workers.
Many manufacturers operate on aging infrastructure that no longer supports updates – or is incompatible with modern cybersecurity solutions. You must think outside the box to protect your operational technology.
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Continuous casting steel billets.
Output is virtually unchanged from one year ago, as steelmakers pursue a flatline approach to output against scarce demand from industrial and construction markets.
A GE Aerospace high-bypass turbofan jet engine.
The Aviation Supply Chain Integrity Coalition is a collaborative effort to investigate ways to prevent unauthorized parts infiltrating engine and aircraft manufacturing programs.
CNC milling plastic parts with solid ball endmill tool.
There are many materials to consider for production machining or prototyping projection. Becoming familiar with their variations will help to optimize set-ups and direct other decisions through the project.
Editor's Choice
Walter USA’s new X·treme Evo Plus–DC180 Supreme solid-carbide drill has a 140° point angle, four margins, a straight cutting edge for stability and process reliability, and a shank end in line with the DIN 69090 standard.
The X·treme Evo Plus–DC180 Supreme has a multi-layer coating: a top layer with a high aluminum content, a graded AlTiN layered coating underneath, and a base layer with optimized toughness.
A technician accesses a Kawasaki robotic arm using Olis' remote-control application.
Thanks to a new partnership, all Kawasaki robots will be available for use on the Olis Robotics remote-control and monitoring system.

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