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A milling machine is a power-driven machine used for the complex shaping of metal parts. Its basic form is that of a rotating cutter or endmill which rotates about the spindle axis (similar to a drill), and a movable table to which the workpiece is affixed. That is to say the cutting tool generally remains stationary (except for its rotation) while the workpiece moves to accomplish the cutting action. Milling machines may be operated manually or under computer numerical control
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4 axis CNC milling puts Acro in pole position for prototype development
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Precision engineering company Acro have announced the launch of a new service to provide 3D machining for fast prototype development.
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Technoturn continues investments in CNC milling
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East Sussex-based Technoturn Ltd has invested in three Doosan vertical machining centres in the past 18 months. These are being used to machine a diverse range of complex components for the aerospace, defence, motorsport and medical sectors, and the electronic connector industry.
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"Spectacular" first quarter for Mills CNC
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Mills CNC has reported its best ever first quarter sales results.
The company - exclusive distributor of Doosan CNC machine tools in the UK and Ireland – describes the results for the first quarter of 2009 as "spectacular".
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Methods Introduces Entry-Level, Efficient Turn / Mill Centers for Significant Cycle Time Reductions
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Methods Machine Tools Inc., a leading supplier of innovative precision machine tools, introduced the High-Performance Nakamura-Tome TW-8 Multi-Tasking Turning / Milling Centers for cycle time reductions between 30 - 50%. An opposed two-spindle, 2-turret construction allows the centers to perform like two single spindle machines within a compact footprint.
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Small-application copy-milling cutters
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New small cutters and inserts from Seco-Carboloy are for high-speed die/mold machining applications including slotting and shoulder milling, ramping, helical interpolation, plunging, pocket milling, and roughing.
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