Technical information for mold and die maker
New digital tool from SCHUNK – the easyToolholder configurator. This can be used for optimal online adaptation of standard toolholders to their respective machining task. The customized inquiry and ordering process takes place 24/7 in real time with full transparency. The family of SCHUNK products that can be configured online is growing. In addition to […]
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ENEMAC, the clamping specialist offers now the new series ESG clamping nut, which perfectly complements the established types ESB and ESD. The clamping force is strengthened by a special crown-gear transmission with a rectangular deflection of the rotation and lateral manual operation. Thanks to the newly designed power transmission elements, ESG achieves significantly lower height […]
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With its new adapter jaw, SCHUNK has established compatibility between machine vises and the portfolio of top jaws from SCHUNK/GRESSEL. These useful connecting elements offer new and flexible clamping options for any machining task. The interface between the machine vise and the top jaws for the specific clamping task depends on the manufacturer. Until now, […]
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The HASCO story began in 1924, when the company’s founder, Hugo Hasenclever, made the first moulds for processing the still young material Bakelit in his cellar workshop in Lüdenscheid/Germany. Resourcefulness, consistency and his gut feeling led to the first change in the company’s business from wrought iron and brass artwork to toolmaking.
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Mold-Masters®, a leading developer and supplier of hot runners, controllers, auxiliary injection, and co-injection systems, is pleased to announce the availability of the new Mold-Masters EcoONE-Series Hot Runner System.
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A common problem when machining moulds or dies with deep or complex cavities is the vibration that builds up in machining tools with long overhangs. Most of the time, this vibration can be controlled by changing a few process parameters.
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“The potential is immense”, says Prof. Stefan Roth, Department of Applied Plastics Technology at Schmalkalden University.
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The current tasks in the surface technology sector are presenting companies with a number of challenges.
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The HASCO story began in 1924, when the company’s founder, Hugo Hasenclever, made the first moulds for processing the still young material Bakelit in his cellar workshop in Lüdenscheid/Germany. Resourcefulness, consistency and his gut feeling led to the first change in the company’s business from wrought iron and brass artwork to toolmaking.
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“It’s K time again” – for all the companies intending to participate in K 2025 in Düsseldorf. From 8 to 15 October 2025 the international plastics and rubber industry will again meet at its most important international trade fair.
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