PRODUCT PREVIEWS
Aluminum Mill Thread Tool Aluminum mill-thread (AMT) cutter delivers high surface fi nish, good chip evacuation, and is constructed of solid carbide to absorb cutting forces in high-speed aluminum machining. Available in a cylindrical shank or Weldon shank, the AMT is designed to minimize the tendency of aluminum to stick to the cutting tool edges. The uncoated smooth cutting edge, equipped with coolant hole pass through, generates high thread surface and is ideal for both right and left-hand inter- nal threads. The versatile tool is well-suited for applications in the aerospace and automotive industries where demand for both high speed and high precision in machining aluminum is required. The tool can also be used in applications involved with cast iron and stainless steels. Carmex Precision Tools LLC Ph: 888-628-5030 Web site:
www.carmexusa.com
Live Tool Speed Multipliers Heimatec’s 1:4 live tool speed multipliers in 24,000-rpm maximum styles are available for all popular live tool lathes currently on the market. These speed multipliers are provided as axial or radial drilling and milling heads, with either external or internal
coolant design, and mounting confi gurations to
suit virtually any machine tool turret setup, including all VDI and BMT sizes. Speed multipliers for Haas and Nakamura machines are now in stock with others in production for short leadtime deliveries. Heimatec Inc. Ph: 847-749-0633 Web site:
www.heimatecinc.com
Ultra-Thin 1-mm Cutting Wheels Tiger UltraCut thin cutting wheels are said to cut 20% faster than the competition, delivering long wheel life and consistent performance with a true 1-mm thickness. Weiler’s Solid Core technology increases wheel density, resulting in longer life, reduced friction, and greater stability for improved operator safety. The ultra-thin wheels deliver clean, precise cuts with smaller seams on thin sheetmetal,
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profi les, tubes, and small diameter rods, reducing burrs and lowering the required welding and fi nishing time. UltraCut 1-mm thin cutting wheels are available in diameters of 4 1/2 and 5" (114,127 mm) in both zirconia alumina grain and INOX for stainless applications. The self-sharpening zirconia alumina grain offers a high cut rate throughout the life of the wheel for maximum productivity on thin gage and small diameter steel and stainless steel applications. Weiler Corp.
Ph: 800-845-9999 Web site:
www.weilercorp.com/bonded
Precision Jaws Company’s full grip jaws are available from 6 to 24" (152–610-mm) diameter, with heights of 2, 4 and 6" (51, 102, 152 mm) with metric sizes from 140 to 630 mm in diameter. They completely grip workpieces to maintain repetitive accuracy during high- speed machining operations. They are available
in 356-T6 cast aluminum for a lightweight solution with corrosion resistance and machinability. Dillon Manufacturing Inc. Ph: 800-428-1133 Web site:
dillonmfg.com
Cleaning Laser CleanTech laser system product line is for surface prepara- tion, paint removal and surface cleaning. It offers a nonabra- sive cleaning process. Applications include paint and epoxy removal for aviation parts; mold cleaning for the rubber and tire industries; weld preparation; and metal parts cleaning. Fonon Corp.
Ph: 844-445-2737 Web site:
fonon.com
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