MDI Machine Tools

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Tech Tips! Poor tool life and premature tool failure are concerns in every machining application. Something as simple as tool path selection – and how a tool first enters a part – can make all the difference. Tool entry has a great deal of influence on its overall success, as it’s one of the most punishing operations for a cutter. Ramping into a part, via a circular or linear toolpath, is one of the most popular and oftentimes the most successful methods. Find out which method suits you by following the link in our profile.


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Tech Tip! Milling part features with thin wall characteristics, while also maintaining dimensional accuracy and straightness, can be difficult at best. Although multiple factors contribute, some key components are discussed below and can help to increase your thin wall milling accuracy. To learn techniques on how to properly mill thin walls follow the link in our profile.
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Tech Tip! Dovetail Cutters are cutting tools that create a trapezoidal-type shape, or a dovetail groove, in a part. Due to the form of these tools, special considerations need to be made in order to achieve long tool life and superior results. This is particularly true when machining O-ring grooves, as this operation requires the tool to drop into the part to begin cutting. Using an appropriate tool entry method, specifically understanding when drop hole allowance is (and is not) needed, is important to keep common dovetail mishaps from occurring. To find out when and when not to use drop hole allowance follow the link in our profile.

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Otelfingen, Switzerland

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Our allrounder SR-32JII with a big diameter up to 36mm. Accurate, stable, universal. Selectable with or without
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Take some time to watch our case study with Instru-Med on the Takumi USA YouTube channel. We sit down with Matt Miller, Vice President of Manufacturing and hear him give his thoughts on the Takumi line of CNC machines.
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Takumi VC1052 | Vertical Machining Center
The VC Series vertical machining centers are fast, three-axis linear guide machining centers designed for customers doing batch or production work.
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The SRTi series of 5-axis CNC mills offers multiple advantages, starting with the machine's design configuration that utilizes a swivel head and a C-axis rotary torque table that is embedded in the machine table and flush with the surface. The generous size the machine table provides maximum versatility because you can use the extra table space for secondary operations or 3-axis CNC work.
Learn more at www.hurco.com

A Control For Every Generation Episode 4: Hurco Part Probing & Tool Probing In our fourth episode of the "A Control For Every Generation" series Bob and Charley go over Hurco's Part and Tool Probing Cycles. They will briefly discuss ...

The Hurco VCX600i cantilever 5-axis CNC machine.
Travel: 24 x 20.5 x 19 in
B-Axis: +110 ° / -110°
Table Diameter: 23.6 in
Spindle: 12000 rpm, 80.2 ft-lbs
Tool Capacity: CAT 40
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