September 27, 2004 -
Available for ball-nose, square-shoulder, and toroid milling, screw-on modular heads allow greater effective reach than solid end mills. Close tolerance mounting minimizes runout. Heads have standard wrench flats, so no special metric wrenches are needed.
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Dapra Introduces Modular Heads for Ball Nose, Square Shoulder and Toroid Milling
Dapra Corporation now offers screw-on modular heads to fit industry standard modular cutting systems produced by a variety of manufacturers. Available for Ball Nose, Square Shoulder and Toroid milling, these heads allow greater effective reach than solid end mills. In addition, their close tolerance mounting minimizes runout. Dapra's Modular Cutting Heads have standard wrench flats, so no special metric wrenches are needed.
For more information on Dapra's screw-on heads for modular systems, contact the company by phone at (800) 243-3344, by fax at (860) 242-3017 or by email at info@dapra.com. These new products are also featured on Dapra's Web site at www.dapra.com.
Contacts:
General Information:
Linda Pilvelis
USA
Phone: 800-243-3344
FAX: 860-242-3017 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Dapra Corp. Address: P.O. Box 260 City: Bloomfield State: CT ZIP: 06002 0260 Country: USA Phone: 800-243-3344 FAX: 860-242-3017 http://www.dapra.com
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