R is redefining the possibilities of automation and precision tooling—don’t miss this glimpse into the future of manufacturing! Step into the future of manufacturing automation with system 3R at IMTS ...

Lyndex-Nikken, manufacturer and provider of machine tool accessories and automation, has promoted Osmar Takeuchi to president. With more than a decade of experience at Lyndex-Nikken, the company said ...

Tapmatic Corporation, a family-owned manufacturer based in North Idaho, has specialized in tapping attachments since 1952. Their product lineup includes the self-reversing Drill-n-Tap 50, designed for ...

The MunchMan employs a unique twin-belt conveyor arrangement through the lower curve, incline and chip discharge areas of the ...

The editors and staff at Cutting Tool Engineering proudly present this searchable Buyers Guide, which is the Web-based version of our print Buyers Guide that we have published annually for the past 38 ...

Shipments of cutting tools, according to the Cutting Tool Market Report compiled in a collaboration between AMT - The Association For Manufacturing Technology and the U.S. Cutting Tool Institute ...

Swiss tooling company REGO-FIX welcomed attendees and manufacturing partners from across the globe for a day-long grand ...

Flex Machine Tools, an American manufacturer and provider of machine tool solutions worldwide for metal fabrication operations, will host an Open House Event at Flex headquarters in Wapakoneta, Ohio, ...

Video player not loading? Click here to watch on Vimeo! In this episode of Bourbon with the Editor, host Dennis Spaeth explores the cutting-edge world of CNC machining with special guest William Nash, ...

October 2024 marks a significant milestone for the REGO-FIX Group: The Swiss company from Baselland has opened a state-of-the-art learning center in Whitestown, Indiana, with a new 12,900 square ...

Students in Itawamba Community College’s Precision Machining Technology program have a new toolbox, courtesy of a $20,000 grant by the Gene Haas Foundation.

Machining is the costliest method we have for creating part geometry. When possible, engineers will rely on casting, forging, welding and similar processes and avoid machining wherever they can.