Dormer to unveil productive tooling at MACH 2014

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Visitors to Stand 5248, Hall 5 at MACH 2014 (Birmingham NEC, 7-11 April) will see the launch of a number of products from Dormer Tools developed to improve component production efficiency. Details of new and existing ranges from Dormer tools will be included in the company's updated 'Product Selector'.

Re-launched and updated for 2014, the Dormer Product Selector is a web-based application that provides guidance on the most effective machining solutions from the company's live database of more than 12,500 milling, drilling, threading and reaming products. Dormer says the latest version has been completely re-engineered to maximise ease of use, speed and compatibility with PCs running recent versions of Windows. As such, it aims to simplify the sometimes complex procedure of tool selection, hopefully saving time and money that may otherwise be lost on materials or tools damaged through incorrect use. As well as being available to use online at www.dormertools.com, the new version of Product Selector can also be downloaded to local hard drives. The design and layout has been refreshed with minimal data input required. Most information can be selected either from drop-down lists or check boxes. Another advantage of the live, online version format is that it is automatically updated whenever Dormer launch a new product, meaning the information is always correct and up to date. One important introduction to Dormer's drilling range is the new A620. Although recommended for use in a range of applications, Dormer says the drill is particularly suited to machining stainless steels and HRSA (heat resistant super alloy). A key feature of the new range is its point geometry, which has been developed specifically to enhance hole quality and positional accuracy. It is also said to be particularly advantageous when drilling materials that resist cutting and generate high temperatures, such as stainless steel. The base material is a Cobalt-based HSS-E (M35), a premium grade of high speed tool steel which has been heat treated to retain hardness at elevated temperatures. MACH 2014 - Birmingham NEC, 7-11 April