High-speed steel is primarily manufactured for cutting tools. In the forest products and woodworking industries, HSS is a common tool material for saw blades, planer blades, moulder and shaper ...

The exponent n has values ranging from 0.125 for high-speed steel (HSS) tools, to 0.70 for ceramic tools. Tool Forces and Power Consumption: The use of tool forces or power consumption as a criterion ...

As ITC considers new tariffs, NTMA and PMA say effects could cost business, jobs Trump’s policies concern Limited U.S. production Reconsidering U.S. tooling production The prospect of U.S. tariffs on ...

D6 tool steel is then annealed at 800-840°C (1472-1544°F) and cooled. Hardness of the steel after annealing will be approximately 225 Brinell. Stress Relieving. Stresses from D6 tool steel can be ...

Addressing heat buildup at the intersection of the tool tip and the workpiece are essential for the best results.

S1 tool steel (UNS T41910) is a shock-resisting tool steel. ... before hardening, equalized, and then slowly cooled in order to remove stresses during heavy machining operations. Hardening. S1 tools ...

“Some tool lines will work great for hardened tool steel, but just can’t cut titanium,” Moore says. “If you get a titanium job, you need to go to a different vendor.” Building those relationships and ...

Dive into the intricate machining process of industrial pinion shafts, a key component for steel mills. Watch the process unfold as high-tech machinery meticulously shapes each shaft with ...

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Desktop Metal (NYSE: DM) today announced it has qualified the use of D2 tool steel for the Production System™ platform, which leverages patent pending Single Pass ...

When it comes to turning a raw block of metal into a useful part, most processes are pretty dramatic. Sharp and tough tools are slammed into raw stock to remove tiny bits at a time, releasing the p… ...