Machining composites such as carbon and glass fiber are challenging due to abrasion, delamination and other issues. Diamond-coated tools with specialized geometries improve cut quality, extend tool life, and help manufacturers reduce overall machining costs.

TESA Technology’s Twin-T20 remote display unit simplifies precision measurement with user-friendly, color-coded feedback, helping manufacturers boost quality and efficiency without requiring specialized training.

Reshoring is gaining momentum as tariffs and supply chain risks push U.S. manufacturers to localize. But high build costs, labor shortages and global input reliance demand smarter strategies.

In milling applications, the phrase “more is better” often—but not always—applies. Here’s what you need to know.

Working with sheet metal can be hazardous to hands, arms and eyes. Protect your workers by understanding the regulations and taking precautions.

Kennametal is responding to higher demand for precision machining solutions from the aerospace and medical device industries with an expanding lineup of cutting tools such as micro-drills and Swiss-type turning inserts. Here’s what you need to know.

Buying low-quality metalworking fluid may cost more money than it saves in the long term; improper maintenance may worsen the problem. Here’s what you need to know.

MSC does far more than sell tools and parts. Find out how its team of experienced metalworking specialists—and services from custom parts design to measurement tool calibration and fluid maintenance—deliver added value at the spindle.

Lenox is introducing fee-based inspection and maintenance services for bandsaw operators, helping them extend tool life and avoid costly breakdowns.

Keith Ferguson, DEI Talent Manager at MSC, met with students at our 2024 MFG Day event, and shares his take on the future of the manufacturing workforce.