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For a long time, the generating grinding process was not suitable for the production of strongly asymmetrical
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Dear [FIRSTNAME],
For a long time, generating grinding process was not suitable for the production of strongly asymmetrical and undercut tooth geometry of cutting tools. To produce an asymmetrical cutting tooth with sharp cutting edges, specific process modifications had to be made. |
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High productivity in manufacture of cutting tools
A new tool grinding technology process is currently being developed to reduce excessive non-productive times and increase productivity in tool production. It is based on work carried out by Dr.-Ing. Mirko Theuer of the IFW (Institute of Production Engineering and Machine Tools, Leibniz University of Hannover) for his dissertation. The resulting new generating grinding process holds enormous business and scientific potential. More... |
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