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Did you know T-A Pro® can run at penetration rates at or above that of competitor high penetration drills on the market? Whether you’re running in carbon steels, aluminums, stainless steels, or cast irons, invest in a reliable cutting tool solution that over delivers on chip formation and penetration rates. The carbide inserts allow us to push the limits on speed and test your preconceived thoughts on what was possible with a spade. Trust us, this isn't the spade drill that you’re used to. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3LN5FHN . . . #alliedmachine #cncmachining #machinist #cuttingtools

The high tungsten content of Wolfmet HM 490 significantly increases the operating life of die casting tooling (such as spreaders, sprue bushes and core pins) compared with steel or cast iron components. This enables a longer production run time with fewer maintenance breaks for cleaning or replacing parts, resulting in significant cost benefits. #tungstenalloy #lowpressurediecasting #Alloywheelproduction https://lnkd.in/eRJeRFvq

Single Double Coolant Holes Tungsten Carbide Rods Tungsten carbide rods are extremely hard and wear-resistant cylindrical bars made of tungsten carbide, which is a composite of tungsten and carbon. These rods are used in various applications, such as in the production of cutting tools, drills, milling cutters, and other tools that require high strength and durability. #Hardness,#wearresistance,#cuttingtools,#drills,#millingcutters #Tungstencarbiderods,#carbide

Cold Chamber Die Casting: In this type of die casting, the molten metal is injected into the mould cavity using a cold-chamber machine. This machine is typically used to cast metals with high melting points, such as aluminium. The main advantage of cold chamber die casting is that it can be used with various metals and reduces machine corrosion. Hot Chamber Die Casting: Hot chamber die casting is the most popular method and is relatively faster than cold chamber die casting. A hot-chamber machine is used to perform this process in hot chamber die casting. This machine generally uses metals with a lower melting point, such as zinc. #DieCasting #TypesOfDieCasting #ColdChambers #HotChambers #MachineCorrosion #MachineManufacturing #Axionray

Single Double Coolant Holes Tungsten Carbide Rods Tungsten carbide rods are extremely hard and wear-resistant cylindrical bars made of tungsten carbide, which is a composite of tungsten and carbon. These rods are used in various applications, such as in the production of cutting tools, drills, milling cutters, and other tools that require high strength and durability. #Hardness,#wearresistance,#cuttingtools,#drills,#millingcutters #Tungstencarbiderods,#carbide

Come a little closer....   … and have a look!   The standard version of Theysohn twin screws are long-term nitrided and molybdenum-coated flights. Molybdenum coatings from THEYSOHN have proven to be particularly resistant to sliding and emergency running. In other applications, welded wear protection coatings made of stellite, Ni/C-based alloys and specially developed and modified tungsten carbide alloys are used All barrels are made of high-quality nitriding steel. A very high uniform hardening depth and honed bores guarantee a long service life. The machining techniques in conjunction with the appropriate materials and the experience of our qualified production team ensure maximum dimensional accuracy. Long-term nitriding at great depth gives the barrels very good wear resistance. THEYSOHN selects specially developed alloys to line all types of twin screw barrels with so-called bimetallic liners for maximum wear and corrosion resistance. All bimetallic alloys are optimally matched to THEYSOHN's own twin screw coating systems and guarantee optimum service life and process results. The THEYSOHN system can be used for all process units on the market and sets new standards in terms of price and performance.   #Theysohn #Coating #Bimetallic #T5000 #Molybdenum #T8000 #Tungstencarbide

#METALLURGY QUESTION: Why would #waterjet cutting (known to be low stress) result in warp in Hot Rolled Stainless Steel? I will post "the" answer in a few days to give people a chance to comment. Problem Description: The below image is after waterjet cutting (at my shop, General Machine and Tool Company, Inc.) has been performed to remove some ~0.5in x 40in long parts from a 48in x 12in x 3/8in plate. The material is Stainless Steel 304. In this thickness the material is Hot Rolled / HRAP. After cutting some number of parts, the parts and the plate began to warp. this happened on a second sheet of material as well. The spacing between parts is very thin, to minimize waste, but parts are support by slats of the water jet due to length and were cutting with good quality until the warp. The material came from a US mill.

Corrosion Materials offers high-definition plasma cutting to produce squares, rectangles, strips, circles, rings and custom shapes, while helping minimize scrap, improve productivity and lower your overall costs. https://ow.ly/4RkG50TOtnw #PlasmaCutting #PlateCutting #alloy #metal #processing #machining #corrosion

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