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Many customers have highlighted the challenge of achieving consistent reliability when drilling through stacked components. The main issue? Preventing discs from forming and getting trapped between layers. These discs can lead to unexpected machine stops, scrapped parts, and even tool damage.

Our R&D team took on this challenge and developed a dedicated solution for the indexable drill concept CoroDrill® DS20.

For one of the most challenging material groups to machine, optimized tools are naturally a prerequisite, but equally important is how to apply them. This application guide concentrates on optimizing machining of heat resistant super alloys (HRSA).

We are happy to introduce our new range of packaging. Take a moment to explore the updated visual design and improved functionality.

Efficient drilling doesn’t happen by chance. It’s the result of skillful engineering and smart tooling choices. That’s exactly how Hägglunds, a brand of Bosch Rexroth and manufacturer of direct drive systems, achieved a game-changing shift in cam ring production. By switching to CoroDrill® DE10, they enabled machine automation and boosted productivity by 18%.

With its superior weight-to-strength properties, aluminum represents one of the answers to the component challenges the automotive industry is facing due to electrification. On our aluminum machining knowledge page, you will find all the relevant application knowledge relating to aluminum machining. Explore component solutions, view knowledge sessions and demo films, read articles and download product publications.

Are you looking for information about aeroengine machining? Then look no further. At Aeroknowledge.com you can find exactly what you need to successfully machine aeroengine components in HRSA and titanium. Articles, demo films, knowledge sessions and, of course, tooling and component solutions — it’s all here for you to explore.

One tool for all turning operations and drastically reduced tool change time. That’s what Y-axis turning, the new 3-axis simultaneous machining method, has the potential to offer. In Y-axis turning, the tool rotates around its own center. The insert machines in the Y-Z plane and the milling spindle axis interpolates during turning, allowing complex shapes and pockets to be machined with a single tool.

Can you increase productivity without compromising on process security? Yes you can with the CoroMill® Plura HD – the first choice for heavy-duty solid end milling. New Zertivo™ 2.0 coated grades offer unrivaled tool life and metal removal rates, while also ensuring safer machining than ever before in ISO P and ISO M. Why compromise when you can have it all?