materials include aluminum (soft to high-strength), all grades of steel (including stainless), copper and bronze alloys, and a multitude of technical plastics (including the fi lled and fi ber-reinforced varieties). The installed machinery consists of universal mill- ing machines from Hermle and Mikron. Its customers from the medical technology, chemical engineering, automotive, optics, astro- nautics and defense industries value WMH for its high standards of quality. It does everything from the production of casings with deep cavities and undercuts, guides, drive components, and welded assemblies right through to fi nite surface treat- ment. Every year, its list of orders is packed with between 500 and 800 different parts, with some manufactured as individual parts, others in small batches of up to 100, and others as prototypes. The drawings typically arrive in .dxf fi le format, which are then used to generate the programs for its machines. The level
At WHM, Horn’s DSFA triple-edged solid-carbide high-feed milling cutter features uneven helix angle for easy cutting, internal cooling, and NE2K coating for machining aluminum.
of precision required is often extraordinarily high, as are the geometry and surface requirements.
Gauge Repeatability and Reproducibility
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THE MOST REPEATABLE BENCHTOP TOOL PRESETTER AND WE’LL PROVE IT.
The construction characteristics of the Speroni MAGIS make it the most robust, accurate and repeatable benchtop model on the market. Gauge R & R tests prove the precision during length measurements, but even more impressively in diameter. Don’t believe us? Test the Speroni MAGIS in your shop to see the proof.
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