Exploring the powerful synergies between next-generation cutting tools, modern CNC machines and other advanced manufacturing technologies — such as high-pressure coolant systems — is an ongoing endeavor for both the end users using these technologies and between the companies providing these technologies.
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This informative webinar will delve into how manufacturing technology providers are working together on better designs and the integration of their technologies, and how this approach can dramatically enhance productivity, tool life and part production on the shop floor once in the hands of end users.
Iscar will explore how smart tooling designs — featuring machine specific solutions, advanced coatings, geometries, and integral designs — are optimized to perform with today's CNC machines and peripheral technologies. Additionally, the presenter will highlight the game-changing benefits of high-pressure coolant delivery, which provide superior chip evacuation, thermal control and lubrication — especially when paired with tooling designed specifically to leverage high-pressure coolant capabilities, such as 3D printed tools that optimize coolant flow/pressure.
Whether you're a shop floor manager, manufacturing engineer, decision-maker or CNC programmer/machinist looking to stay competitive, this webinar will provide valuable insights into how the latest technologies complement one another and where gains are being achieved. Don't miss this opportunity to see how a system-based approach to tooling integration can transform your machining strategies.
Agenda:
How to align next-gen tooling with CNC capabilities for maximum performance
The role of high-pressure coolant in improving machining productivity
Practical strategies for integration and profitability
Michael Poole is the OEM manager at Iscar USA. Michael has 20 years of experience in the manufacturing industry. Beginning in 2005, Michael spent eight years as a CNC machinist, CAM programmer and shop foreman, working for companies in the oil and gas industry. Michael joined Iscar in 2013 and has performed various roles focusing on sales, project and team management, engaging with manufacturing companies and machine tool builders across the USA to improve machining processes through the introduction of ISCAR's innovative cutting tool solutions.
In his current role, Michael oversees a team of OEM specialists who are responsible for developing working relationships with machine tool builders and dealers to implement machining solutions that provide the fastest ROI on new machine tool investments made by manufacturing customers across the USA. Michael has a passion for helping others to succeed, whether that be educating customers who are seeking process/metal cutting improvement or assisting those that he works with to improve their skills to continually improve.
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