Machine tool industry to high-end competition

China's machine tool industry has grown from the large-scale production of small machine tools, to large- and medium-sized machine tools, and the proportion of finished products has gradually increased. In recent years, due to soaring prices of materials and energy, the monetary tightening policies adopted by the country and other factors will all lead to a slowdown in the growth rate of the downstream industries and a decrease in profits. While the growth of high value-added products will continue to increase production, profits will increase substantially, and future industry competition will inevitably shift to the high-end market.

Therefore, more and more companies have begun to realize that while China's machine tool industry is sticking to the low-end sector, it should expand its development and manufacturing of high-end products rather than relying more on imported equipment.

According to different equipments, the machine tool industry uses a wide range of electrical products, ranging from single-chip microcomputers, PLCs, positioning modules, numerical control systems to motion control systems, etc., and more independent research and development of electrical equipment. Some high-end applications, such as high-precision grinding machines, rotary tool magazines, servo-stamping feeders, automated special-purpose machine assembly lines, etc., have special requirements for control and process. These are not ordinary impulse generation products or positioning products that can easily correspond to each other. , More and more are using motion control products.

Recently a new machine tool milling tool technology has saved about 20% of power consumption and increased cutting depth. When machining large parts such as steel or engine blocks, efficient milling cutters are required. When roughing the surface of the blank, it is necessary to shorten the time as much as possible. Therefore, it is beneficial to the operator to increase the depth of cut. At the same time, the power consumption of the machine tool should be as low

CERATIZIT's latest MaxiMill 271-17 cutter fully meets these requirements. The maximum depth of cut can reach 8.4mm, which can adapt to the processing of steel, stainless steel and cast iron. The CERATIZIT R&D center has developed a great deal of cutting edges in the development of this tool. This tool has a double positive angle design to ensure the process is very smooth. For the operator, this means that the MaxiMill 271-17 consumes 20% less power than the same depth cutter in the past. In addition, up to 8 corners per blade are economical and can benefit customers.