Walter’s cutting data app is for desktops too

Walter’s cutting data app is for desktops too
Walter’s cutting data app is for desktops too

Walter GB's reports that its smartphone app for calculating cutting data for milling, drilling and turning processes is now available online or can be downloaded as a desktop version for Windows PCs.

Featuring cutting data calculator and ‘machining viability' calculator, the app has so far been downloaded more than 50,000 times for IOS or Android phones.

Renamed the Machining Calculator and featuring a new optimised user interface and print and export function, the app can precisely calculate torque, required drive power, machining volume or cycle times, for example. It also allows an easy to understand comparison of two tool solutions.

The app is available via the Walter website and can be used online on all operating systems whilst the offline variant can be downloaded and installed on a Windows PC. Programming in HTML5 guarantees a uniform look on different displays and the size of screen windows can be adjusted to suit.

Walter GB
www.walter-tools.com

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