Cryogenic processing, which is guaranteed to at least double the wear life of tooling, whether coated or not (high speed steel drills, taps, dies, end mills, stamping and punch dies, and all carbide tooling.)

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• • Cryogenic Processing
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  • Heat Treating
• • Stress Relief
  • Tooling

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Tooling

CUTTING TOOL APPLICATIONS END MILLSBANDSAW BLADESGUILLOTINE BLADESBLANKING DIESHOBSBRAKE DIESPIERCING TOOLSCASTINGSPLANER BLADESCHAINSAW BLADESPUNCHESCHIPPER KNIVESREAMERSCUT OFF KNIVESROLL FORM TOOLSCUTTING DIESGRANULATOR BLADES ROUTER BITS DRILLS STAMPING TOOLS SAW BLADES FORGINGS DIE CASTINGS STEEL RULE DIES SLITTER KNIVES FORM TOOLS DIE SPRINGS TAPS SLOTTING CUTTERS GEAR CUTTERS DIES THREAD CH...

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Carbide

One of the Murphy's Laws about love states, "Love is the delusion that this one is different from all the others," but our proprietary recipe for carbide used in interrupted cuts really IS substantially different from all the others. In makeup, carbide is like blacktop, where hard pieces of stone or slag are held together by tar. Carbide tooling consists of grains of carbide held together by a bin...

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Sporting Goods

TRY CRYORIZING YOUR RIFLE AND WATCH THE CENTER OF THE TARGET DISAPPEAR! Cryorizing firearms has several desirable attributes. First, ACCURACY! A research group working with a manufacturer of barrels for the US Olympic shooting team back in the 80 s successfully developed a superbly accurate rifle. It was produced by performing a specially developed cryogenic recipe. They tested several barrel...

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What Thermal Shock ?

One thing you'll often see on cryogenic Web sites or read in articles is a reference to a "safe" process . Itrefers toa common practice in the early days of processing tooling where parts were just dropped into a container of liquid nitrogen, which sometimes caused them to crack or shatter from the thermal shock. At least one article by a processor manufacturer on the Internet goes to great length...

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