Tooling & Workholding Content
Schunk Makes a Gripping Debut at IMTS
By taking inspiration from gecko feet, Schunk has developed a residue- and particle-free adhesive robotic gripper that holds up to 35 pounds.
Solid Tool or Indexable Inserts? Why Not Both!
Kyocera SGS Precision Tools’ mill-turn demonstrations highlight varied tool choices and varied application knowledge.
Learn How Workholding Helps Whip Rotors Into Shape
Hainbuch America’s custom workholding will be on display at IMTS 2022.
New Division, New Product: An Interview with Norgren Workholding
Brent Donaldson of Modern Machine Shop chats with Corey Shidler of Norgren Workholding on the company's new soft jaw.
Fixturing for the Automated Age
Koma Precision’s booth at IMTS 2022 features practical demonstrations of rotary tables, right angle heads and more.
Miniature Inserts Reduce Tooling Change Frequency
Iscar’s Nanmill and Sumochan tooling lines simplify sharpening processes and reduce full tool change-outs.
Haimer USA Models a Streamlined Toolroom
Haimer USA is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a live demonstration of its digital toolroom. Find out more past the aluminum panther.
Wireless Workholding Meets the Grease Arbor and More
In addition to live, small-batch automation, SMW Autoblok's varied display highlights new technology as well as new takes on traditional techniques.
Automated Carbide Rod Cutting Streamlines Production
Rush Machinery displays one in its catalog of carbide rod cutting machines at IMTS 2022.
Speed Increasers Optimize Machine Parameters
IMTS 2022: Available for the most current Citizen models, the 1:4 speed increasers are said to optimize the machine’s parameters, making them both efficient and cost effective.