drilling and finishing. Features include Anglock design, inte- gral bracket with stabilization feature, allowing mounting to the machine table on the movable end of the vise, and a workstop to allow vertical positioning of the part. Pull Type HD690 vise line is now available in standard and reverse jaw models and in manual and hydraulic versions. The 3400 Ultra Precision vise line provides versatil- ity, capacity and accuracy for small machining center users. With a full 6” jaw opening, these vises have 0.0005" (0.013-mm) clamping repeatability with the enlarged workholding area. Kurt Manufacturing Ph: 877-226-7823 Web site:
www.kurtworkholding.com
Drilling, Chamfering Combination Tool
The VEX-S drilling and chamfering tool combines the patented SNAP chamfer- ing system with the VEX twist drill in order to drill and front and back-deburr a through hole in a single operation. VEX-S features a high-performance solid-carbide replaceable twist drill tip with VEX cutting geometry, which is de- signed to create short chips in steel, aluminum, and other long chipping material and has a helix
chip gullet for chip evacuation. This self-centering drill tip features a Helica coating for extended tool life and can be reground and recoated for maximum cost effectiveness. The VEX-S is excel- lent for short-hole drilling, smaller sizes and is available from 5 to 10.5 mm in 1 × D tooling from stock; 2 × D and spe- cials available upon request. Heule Tool
Ph: 513-860-9900 Web site:
www.heuletool.com
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Compact CNCs for Milling and Turning New versions of the 828D compact CNC line are now avail- able, including the 828D Basic T and 828D Basic M. The Basic T is designed for shop-floor turning machines. It
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