Recycling worn carbide cutting tools not only benefits the environment, it’s also good for your pocketbook. Here’s what you need to know.

Machine shops grappling with an array of economic challenges are getting help from aftermarket services including maintenance and repair offered by their equipment suppliers.

A HAIMER Microset presetter offers benefits from a reduction in setup time of as much as 70 percent to higher productivity, improved workpiece accuracy and longer tool life.

Artificial intelligence has the capability to analyze data from a smart factory’s machinery to spot unfavorable trends, look for continuous improvement opportunities and alert maintenance staff of impending breakdowns. Here’s what you need to know.

While rigid honing can remove relatively large amounts of metal and improve hole straightness and roundness, flexible hones “follow” the existing bore and are meant for finishing and deburring operations only. Here’s what you need to know about each.

The strength and stiffness that make titanium ideal for aviation equipment and human joint replacements also make it tough for machinists to cut and shape. Here’s what you need to know to work successfully with this widely used metal.

New Norton RazorStar™ discs and belts enable machinists to complete grinding jobs more quickly, freeing them for other tasks and improving efficiency in a tight labor market.

From ordering raw materials to final inspections, machine shops and other metalworking companies must ensure that every aspect of the manufacturing process is tightly controlled. Here’s what you need to know.

Vocational-technical programs are helping manufacturers to refill the labor pipeline as companies return production to the U.S. after global supply chain disruptions.

Think semiconductor manufacturing doesn’t impact aerospace, medical, energy and other seemingly unrelated sectors? Think again.