The new turning method makes use of the Y-axis, and all three axes are used simultaneously when machining. The tool rotates around its own center, with the insert placed for machining in the Y-Z plane ...

A novel technique produces complicated shapes and pockets with a single tool, and also offers benefits such as reduced cycle time, improved component surface quality and more stable machining. The new ...

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Sandvik has signed and completed an agreement to acquire 100% of the equity interests in the Switzerland-based Sphinx Tools Ltd and its wholly owned ...

STOCKHOLM, Dec. 28, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Sandvik has signed an agreement to acquire pro-micron GmbH, a German-based supplier of sensorised tools and automation software. Sensorised tools is a high ...

STOCKHOLM, April 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Sandvik has signed an agreement to acquire Osa Demolition Equipment S.r.l. (OSA), an Italy-based manufacturer of demolition tools and hydraulic hammers ...

A supplement to Sandvik Coromant's turning and rotating-tool catalog contains the latest product data, charts, specifications, and illustrations to aid in choosing an appropriate solution for a ...

Sandvik, which already controls 60.4 percent of the shares and 89.3 percent of the votes in Seco Tools, said it expects cost synergies of 300 million crowns with the full effect coming in 2014.

Sandvik Machining Solutions (SMS), the world's top metal cutting tools maker, is looking to build on its expertise in 3D printing and acquire industrial software firms to stay ahead of rivals and ...

--Sandvik has completed the previously announced acquisition of the assets of US based company Peterson Tool Company, Inc., a leading supplier of machine-specific custom insert tooling solutions.

The new and innovative hybrid tools from Sandvik Mining are the industry’s most versatile cutting tool, providing both smooth cutting efficiency and durability in conditions ranging from soft ...

Metal-cutting tools and mining gear maker Sandvik on Friday reported a slightly smaller than expected quarterly profit rise, citing rising costs that it had not yet been able to pass on to customers.

Sandvik said it would buy all the remaining shares in its subsidiary Seco Tools AB, one of the world's largest manufacturers of metal-cutting tools, for about 6.19 billion Swedish kronor (roughly ...