Amana Tool's New Stub Spindle and Cope Cutter Door System Allows Users to Create Doors with Tenons of Any Length
System developed in cooperation with Lonnie Bird creates traditional cope and stick doors with strong, long-lasting true mortise and tenon joints Farmingdale, N.Y. - Amana Tool, manufacturers of industrial-quality carbide-tipped and solid carbide woodworking tools, today introduced its Stub Spindle and Cope Cutter Door System for creating entry doors, screen doors and paneled cabinet doors with...
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Carbide Routers machine plastic and composite materials.
High-speed, single-flute, solid carbide routers feature optimized rake and clearance angles to produce high material rates with improved surface finishes. Single-flute end mill geometry avoids chip melting and chip re-welding problems. Cutter dia. are from 1/16 to Ã-½ in. with shank dia. from 1/8 to Ã-½ in. Overall lengths are 1Ã-½ to 3 in. Shank dia. accuracy is -.0001 to -.0003 in....
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Router Bits have custom-blended carbide with titanium.
Router Bits, offered in 119 models, have 1/4 and 1/2 in. shanks. Machined from high-speed tool steel, they are tri-metal brazed for impact-resistant bond between carbide and bit. Computer-balanced body eliminates vibration and chatter. Constant relief angle on entire cutting edge provides flawless finish and reduces burning. Shielded ball bearings, with high-temperature lubricant, withstand...
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The Benefits of Polymer Coatings in Tribology
This white paper provides an in-depth review of how polymer coatings are beneficial in tribology.
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Paratherm™ HR Heat Transfer Fluid: Higher Temperature Stability Leads to Longer Fluid Life
For the ultimate in heat transfer fluid performance, Paratherm offers HR Heat Transfer Fluid that is engineered specifically for closed loop liquid phase heating. When it comes to characteristics such as thermal stability and fluid degradation, Paratherm HR leads the industry in value and performance. See our video to learn how Paratherm is raising the bar for heat transfer fluids.
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