Deep Part Features Call for an Extra Boost of Coolant
When it comes to machining deep part features, the long milling cutters used to reach them often need a bit more cooling capability beyond just standard flood type. In these situations, shops can give their flood coolant an extra boost with REGO-FIX CoolBore and...
An Abundance of Excellence in 2024
While much of the industry is focused on IMTS 2024, we have to admit that we’re equally excited about the completion of our Center for Machining Excellence. Opening in October, this facility is co-located with the REGO-FIX North American headquarters. Through...
High Speed Machining Calls for High-performance Tooling
In the aerospace industry, especially when it comes to commercial aircraft manufacturing, speed is critical because the faster parts are machined, the more planes are produced. So, if these manufacturers know of a tool holding system that allows them to triple their...
PowRgrip Series Makes Tool Holding a Big Deal
Aggressively machining with big, long cutters is nothing to take lightly when it comes to tool holding. Such conditions magnify the risk of cutter vibration, runout and pullout, which is why REGO-FIX went big with the latest addition to its industry-leading powRgip...
Aerospace OEMs Push to Automate Toolcribs
Automation continues to permeate the aerospace sector, and manufacturers in that industry implement it wherever possible. From machine tending to material handling, automation ensures process consistency, helps lower costs, speeds production and increases output....
powRgrip Takes Off in Aerospace
Whether aerospace manufacturers machine components for commercial, defense or space projects, they face a number of similar challenges. Reducing costs, getting the most from their tools, eliminating tool runout and pullout and shortening setup and cycle times are all...
Tolerances and Materials Generate Aerospace Manufacturing Headwinds
Higher complexity parts with tighter tolerances along with new and unique materials like composites (thermosets/thermoplastics), sandwiched/stacked materials and others continue to challenge aerospace manufacturers. As manufacturers incorporate advanced machining...
Making Sure Toolholders Stack Up for Long-reach Applications
Engineers continue to design increasingly, intricate and complex parts in an effort to combine multiple parts into one component, thus eliminating secondary assembly processes. In many cases, shops producing those parts are faced with long-reach machining applications...
May the Drawbar Force Be With You
As important as a rigid tool-to-toolholder interface is for optimum machining so too is the clamping force of a machine tool’s spindle drawbar on the toolholder. Many times overlooked or neglected until it’s too late, drawbar pull-force performance should be checked...
Are Shops Shying Away from Shrinkfit?
We, as a global tooling supplier, interact with countless numbers of shops on a daily basis, and lately, many of them have voiced growing concerns centered around safety. These concerns stem from the fact that in tight labor markets, they are forced to hire lesser...
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REGO-FIX Announces Partnership with Omega TMM for Innovative Presetting Solution
REGO-FIX, a Swiss toolholding company and inventor of the standard-setting ER collet, has partnered with tool measuring and management solution company Omega TMM for the creation of ORION powered by REGO-FIX – a tool measuring machine using REGO-FIX’s powRgrip®...