High-speed machining of aluminium and other non-ferrous materials is a cornerstone in industries like aerospace, automotive, and energy. Despite being softer than steel, aluminium can present significant challenges: chip accumulation, heat buildup, and tool wear, all of which can reduce productivity and compromise part
In Die & Mold machining, hardened materials are both a necessity and a challenge. Steels with hardness levels between 50 and 70 HRC push cutting tools to their limits, generating heat, wear, and unpredictable outcomes. If your tools can’t keep up, you lose more than productivity — you lose precision, surface quality, a
Drilling is a fundamental process in machining, but choosing the right drill type can significantly impact efficiency, precision, and overall production costs. Flat Drills — such as HPMT’s Flat Drill W15 — offer specialized advantages for machining flat-bottomed holes with higher accuracy and reduced secondary operations.
