Emuge-Franken Skiving Tools Improve Precision for Tool Grinding Machines
Emuge-Franken USA is showcasing its line of clamping and skiving tool solutions, designed to improve precision and accuracy in tool grinding machines.
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Emuge-Franken USA showcases a range of skiving tool solutions, including wheels for internal and external gears as bell-type or shank tool variants in the module sizes m 0.4 to m 5, as well as tool and workpiece clamping solutions for gear manufacturers. Emuge-Franken produces high-precision skiving tools on tool grinding machines with appropriate grinding software. A measurement report and corresponding technology data are supplied with every delivery of skiving tools. Application specialists are available to assist with the initial use of the tools and tool repair is also offered.
Skiving tools can be used in a variety of gear applications including the production of ring gears, shafts with internal and external splines and splined shaft profiles. Emuge-Franken skiving tools have no restrictions regarding the material to be machined and can be suitable for the soft machining of internal and external gears, as well as hard machining. The skiving tools can be used on turning/milling centers with B or A axes (swivel axes).
The Emuge-Franken clamping division aims to provide accurate, low-maintenance, customized solutions for applications ranging from low-volume job shops to high-volume automotive production environments.
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