EMG technology distributes a precise micro-geometry along the cutting edge to dramatically improve the performance of nearly all carbide, cermet, ceramic, CBN and PCD tools

A brochure is available from Conicity Technologies, which outlines their innovative Engineered Micro-Geometries (EMG) process. Serving as a comprehensive resource for cutting tool users, this brochure features detailed information on the key features and benefits of EMG, as well as product and service information.

EMG technology distributes a precise micro-geometry along the cutting edge to dramatically improve the performance of nearly all carbide, cermet, ceramic, CBN and PCD tools.

Previously, controlling the hone on the edge of a tool was impossible to carefully engineer; Conicity's patented EMG makes this possible.

The brochure highlights the key benefits to using EMG technology, which include increased productivity by enabling the tool to withstand higher cutting forces and operating at higher speeds without breakage.

Part quality is also improved due to the production of precise surface finishes.

In addition, Conicity's EMG process results in longer tool life.

Offering a complete overview of Conicity's innovative EMG technology, the brochure also informs cutting tool users about the 'Five Elements of Engineered Micro-Geometry', which include the size of the edge preparation, the shape of the micro-geometry, the distribution of the micro-geometry, the edge finish, and the consistency of EMG.

After identifying these five elements, Conicity is able to tailor EMG to meet the specific needs of cutting tool users.

Conicity's EMG technology is available to users through a variety of methods.

Tools can be outsourced for processing to Conicity's service center regardless of quantity.

Tools that have the EMG technology already applied are also available for sale, and users can also obtain equipment licenses.

* About Conicity Technologies - Conicity Technologies, a subsidiary of Weiler Corporation headquartered in Cresco, Pennsylvania, USA, is the developer of the patented Engineered Micro-Geometry (EMG) technology used to improve workpiece quality and extend tool life through precise management of the tool-workpiece interface.


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