Carbide prices are rising, margins are falling and cost pressures are mounting across the entire value chain, affecting both tool manufacturers and users. We will show you practical solutions based on our latest research and, through a joint discussion, answer the following questions with you: Sound interesting? Register now for free for the webinar. You will then receive all the important information and your login details by email.
- How does an optimised tool design increase tool life?
- How can tool utilisation be maximised through efficient regrinding?
- What specific strategies for margin protection can be derived from this?
Topics and agenda of the webinar
| 10:00 a.m. | Introduction – Tooling Strategies |
| 10:10 a.m. | Customised tool design to reduce tooling costs for the user (Florian Schaper) |
| 10:30 a.m. | Professionalising tool regrinding strategies (Frederik Wiesener) |
| 10:50 a.m. | Reducing costs in tool manufacturing through tool regrinding (Lars Luthe) |
| 11:10 a.m. | Closing discussion |
Approaches to maximising cutting tool efficiency
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How does tool design maximise cutting material efficiency?
The performance of cutting tools is significantly determined by the shape of the cutting edge. A sharp cutting edge results in low process forces, but is susceptible to chipping. A heavily rounded cutting edge increases stability, but also friction and tool stress.But where is the optimum?
We’d be happy to answer this question for you in our webinar. Register now for free.
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How important is tool regrinding for cost-effectiveness?
Sharply rising carbide prices mean that maximising cutting material utilisation is becoming increasingly important. Regrinding tools not only requires less energy than manufacturing new tools; production time and costs are also significantly lower for regrinding than for new tool manufacture.
But what do you need to bear in mind when planning regrinding to maximise your cost-effectiveness? And how does regrinding affect the performance of the tools when they are reused? You can find out in our webinar. Click here to register for free.
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