(Bild: ) debuts 4-axis LFV chip-breaking at Mach 2026, cutting swarf, reducing cycle times and enabling lights-out machining.
In addition to reliable chip-breaking, LFV lowers cutting resistance, prevents stringy swarf from damaging the component, inhibits the formation of built-up edge to prolong tool life, and extends the ...
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