From 1st October 2023, the Hoffmann Group will offer the complete Iscar tool range throughout Europe and supply it from its central warehouse LogisticCity in Nuremberg.
In machining aerospace components, the main challenges relate to component materials. In this article, Iscar Tools UK’s general manager David Jones discusses why ongoing cutting tool development is pivotal to success in terms of productivity and longer tool life.
Iscar recently introduced a new family of tools designed for rough and semi-finishing operations intended for highly efficient face milling applications, primarily for steel and cast-iron.
In this article, tooling specialist Iscar discusses how pivotal the aerospace industry is in driving cutting tool technology forward, describing its influence as being both challenging and inspiring.
Manufacturing is on the eve of comprehensive digitising, which in one way or another will impact almost all its stages: product design, process planning, machining, assembly, and more. As PES learns, the driving force behind the changes is a series of technological breakthroughs related to the fourth industrial revolution – or Industry 4.0 as it is commonly known.
Back in March, in a blaze of publicity, 300 people witnessed the biggest cutting-tool launch in Iscar Tool’s history at the ICC in Birmingham. Since that time, as the comprehensive new Iscar Logiq range offers highly efficient solutions to the vast majority of machining operations and materials, many end-users have switched to these new cutting tools. In this article Iscar UK sales manager David Jones explains the success of this all-embracing new range.
Iscar has introduced a new range of cutting tools designed to make the most of manufacturing advances promised by the fourth industrial revolution. Ed Hill discovered more at its latest product launch event in Birmingham.
The Iscar EMO exhibition stand will emphasise the theme ‘Machining Intelligently’ and will be displaying a wide range of leading-edge tooling solutions.