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Manufacturing Machinery World April 2020

Machinery World was launched in 1982 to serve the machinery & production engineering market. Editorially Machinery World is a news and information source that gives direct contact with the provider of innovative services and equipment. Editorial is available both online and as hard copy.

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NEW PRODUCTS – NEW PRODUCTS – NEW PRODUCTS

MAPAL INTRODUCES NEW STEEL

DRILLING LINE

Drilling steel has always posed challenges

when you are aiming for the utmost in quality,

productivity and cost-effectiveness. Henceforth,

these topics have been at the foreground in new

drill development at MAPAL. Following on

from the success of the Tritan-Drill Steel, which

is the tool of choice for the highest costeffectiveness

even in difficult drilling situations,

MAPAL has now developed new drills for even

greater benefits for the end users.

Completely new developments, the MEGA-

Deep-Drill and MEGA-Pilot-Drill have been

introduced for drilling the deepest possible

bores with the smallest diameter drills. As the

name suggests, the MEGA-Pilot-Drill is used as

a high precision pilot drill and is perfectly

matched to the MEGA-Deep-Drill deep hole

drill. The deep hole drill was developed for the

hole diameters from 1 to 2.9mm. Thanks to the

newly designed chip flute and special face

geometry, very high feeds and cutting speeds

are possible. Furthermore, the MEGA-Deep-

Drill has a coated head that ensures optimal

chip removal.

To be able to offer high-speed solutions

Freddy Products has now launched its latest

new product line, the Freddy Coolant Health

Unit (CHU). Developed in conjunction with the

manufacturing team at Rolls-Royce, the new

CHU is a cost-effective and remarkably efficient

system for cleaning the coolant in machine

tools.

The new CHU goes beyond the recycling of

cutting fluid, it can also effectively clean the

sump of the machine tool, removing stubborn

residue and swarf to ensure all types of machine

tool can be thoroughly cleaned. Unlike previous

fluid extraction and recycling units, the new

Freddy CHU has the ability to continuously

recycle coolant at the machine, unmanned. For

machine tools with relatively large coolant

sumps, the CHU can recycle the coolant while

the machine tool is operational, keeping

spindles turning at machine shops during

coolant and sump cleaning.

The ability to recycle fluid ‘at the machine’

during operation is what really sets the

Pershore manufacturer apart from its

competitors. This is credit to the addition of a

secondary filter bag that allows the CHU to

retain its consistently high coolant flow rate

without ‘blinding’ or blocking-up filtration

drilling steel, hardened materials and for

reaching greater drilling depths, MAPAL has

developed the MEGA-Drill-Hardened and the

MEGA-Speed-Drill-Inox for machining depths

of 8XD and 12XD. For the MEGA-Drill-

Hardened, the micro grain carbide substrate

and precise geometry of the tool have both been

specially developed to machine hard materials

up to 65HRc. The new carbide substrate and its

innovative coating ensure extended tool life and

performance. On the MEGA-Speed-Drill-Inox, a

new groove profile has been developed for

reaching drilling depths up to 12XD. The drill

features a chip gullet that increases in size

toward the shank and as a result, chips do not

jam in the drill flutes. The chip flutes have also

been finely ground to a mirror finish to ensure

that swarf evacuation is extremely efficient.

If manufacturers are drilling steel with

unstable machining conditions, the new QTD

Pyramid tipped drill is the tool of choice. The

new QTD Series uses the smallest possible

amount of carbide with an indexable insert that

positionally centres itself with exceptional

precision. This precision centring is credit to a

new geometry that has been specially adapted

to unstable machining conditions. The ability of

the QTD drill to locate the entry point with pinpoint

precision in unstable conditions

significantly increases wear resistance and tool

life.

Phone: +44 (0) 1788 574700

e-mail: sales@uk.mapal.com

Web: www.mapal.com

FREDDY LAUNCHES ‘AT-MACHINE’

COOLANT RECYCLING SYSTEM

bags. This eliminates the need to extract coolant

to an external IBC and then transferring the

clean fluid back to the machine tool afterwards.

The mobility of the new CHU is derived from

its compact design, with respective length,

width and height dimensions of just 1260 by 880

by 610mm. Furthermore, the 151kg (365kg

when full) CHU can be easily maneuvered

around the workshop on its castors, and the

powerful 2kW motor runs off a single phase

110v power supply. This combination provides

the ultimate flexibility for use in any machine

shop.

Tel: 01386 561113

www.freddy-products.co.uk

INTERNAL

THREADING

DOWN TO 6MM

DIAMETER WITH

INDEXABLE

INSERTS FROM

WNT

Ceratizit UK & Ireland has announced an

extension to its range of indexable insert

threading tools and toolholders as part of its

WNT Performance range. The new inserts,

designated Mini 06 and Mini 08, can cut left- or

right-hand internal threads down to 6mm

diameter. The Mini 06 inserts are available as

full or partial profile for metric and British

Standard Whitworth thread forms, while the

larger Mini 08 inserts offer full profile for metric

threads as well as a partial profile for 60 and 55

degree flank angle threads. The inserts come

with two options of tool coating, CCN1525 a

TIN coating for use on steels, cast irons and

stainless steel, and CCN2520 for higher speeds

on materials to include heat resistant alloys.

“These tools are popular with customers

using sliding head machines and smaller lathes

as an alternative to tapping. The reason being

that they have much greater control over the

process and by using single point tooling the

power requirement is greatly reduced when

compared with taps,” says Adrian Fitts UK &

Ireland Sales Manager – Industry Solutions,

Ceratizit UK & Ireland. “Cost is also a factor in

their popularity, especially when producing

threads in more difficult to machine materials

such as stainless steel and other alloys, where

tool life on HSS taps is not good.”

The Performance range of tooling has been

developed by the Ceratizit Group to provide

users with premium quality tools developed for

specific applications, including areas such as

thread cutting. Tools within this range are

aimed at those customers looking for optimum

productivity and efficiency in their machining.

Tools included in the Performance range

include solid and indexable drilling systems;

tapping and thread forming; indexable insert

turning and milling; and solid carbide milling

cutters, from WNT, Komet and Ceratizit.

T. 0800 073 2073

E. tony.pennington@ceratizit.com

www.ceratizit.com

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