IMTS Pavilion: Tooling & Workholding
modifying the toolholder. They easily connect to existing coolant pumps on manual lathes with good coolant flow. Simply replace your current top clamp with our new coolant-fed clamp and have a direct coolant feed to the cutting edge for internal and external applications. All the plumbing hardware required for high pressure applications is available. The new design is cur- rently available for the Flo-Lock/Chip-Flo line. Tool-Flo Manufacturing Inc. Ph: 713-941-1080 Web site:
www.toolflo.com
Built-In ER Connection Eco Line features the world’s first built-in ER-connection enabling the tool to be affixed to an ER collet chuck. This innovative connection allows users to save on tooling costs by eliminating the need for a master shank, extensions, or reductions. A breakthrough clamping system, featuring a chuck cone grip and face contact, allows for impressive rotational accuracy, maxi- mum rigidity, and substantial retention force.
ERI America
Ph: 877-374-8005 Web site:
www.eri-america.com
High-Speed Center Drill
KEO Cutters introduces the 8" (203-mm) long series high- speed-steel center drill, which is designed with spiral flutes and comes in various standard sizes. The KEO long series provides a high-quality center hole that suits most applications with the extra length allowing access to difficult-to-reach areas. KEO Cutters
Ph: 586-771-2823 Web site:
www.keocutters.com
Quick-Jaw Change System
Pronto quick-change jaw has a changeover time of 5 seconds per jaw, offering turbocharged setup times for all standard lathe chucks with fine serrations of 1/16" × 90° and 1.5 mm × 60°. The quick-change retrofit set consists of support jaws and clamping inserts. It is suitable for OD clamping of pre- machined and finished parts. By using the interchangeable
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insert, the clamping range can be ex- tended by up to 16 mm, without having to reset the support- ing jaw, an increase of 300% in compari- son to conventional lathe chucks. For jaw changes with
exact repeat accuracy, the locking is released with an Allen key. The jaw is removed and replaced by another, eliminating incorrect positioning. In locked condition, a six-sided form-fit clamping ensures maximum process stability, and provides high force and torque transmission. Schunk Inc.
Ph: 800-772-4865 Web site:
www.schunk.com
Miniature End Mills The new Micro 100 MEF fam- ily of tools are all two-fluted miniature end mills available in both inch and metric sizes start- ing as small as 0.0100" (0.25 mm) in cutter diameter. These high-precision miniature mills are well-suited for finishing and semifinishing cuts in hardened materials Rc
45–68 materials.
Their Extra Fine carbide substrate also makes them well-suited for moldmaking. Micro 100 Tool Corp. Ph: 208-888-7310 Web site:
www.micro100.com
Simplified Manifold Mounting TuffLink 360 defines the future of link clamp flexibility and effectiveness. The innovative and exclusive rotary lug allows lever positioning anywhere in a 360° rotation, simplifies mani- fold mounting, permits last minute changes to lever position, and accommodates any unexpected variations. Vektek Inc.
Ph: 800-992-0236 Web site:
www.vektek.com
Tooholder Enhancing Technology Tooling performance is enhanced by lowering toolholder harmonics and improving toolholder rigidity, leading to in-
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