The (R)evolution – Laser melting as an additive manufacturing process
Laser melting as an additive manufacturing process tool with extremely short delivery times and hybrid design. 3D-printed cutting edge holder fitted with PCD cutting edges. The optimised course of the coolant channels ensures that each cutting edge is precisely supplied with coolant by a separate channel and that chips are reliably removed from the face.
(Komet Group GmbH)
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:quality(80)/images.vogel.de/vogelonline/bdb/1100400/1100405/original.jpg "Laser melting as an additive manufacturing process tool with extremely short delivery times and hybrid design. 3D-printed cutting edge holder fitted with PCD cutting edges. The optimised course of the coolant channels ensures that each cutting edge is precisely supplied with coolant by a separate channel and that chips are reliably removed from the face. (Komet Group GmbH)")
