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Aerospace and Defense Tooling Technology at WITS 2019



REGO-FIX will showcase several of its innovative tooling technologies and accessories for today's manufacturers, particularly for the aerospace and defense industries, at the Wichita Industrial Trade Show (WITS) 2019, which will be held October 22-24 at the Century II Expo Hall in Wichita, KS.

In booth 803/805, show visitors will experience REGO-FIX's secuRgrip technology, Xtended Length Toolholders and PG 32 collets for use with the company's powRgrip tooling system. "These advanced tooling solutions allow shops to tackle any machining challenge, including heavy roughing in tough materials, high-speed aluminum machining, precision profiling and finishing of composite materials, hardened steel milling and small-diameter precision drilling and reaming operations in any material," said a company spokesperson.

"For the ultimate in cutting tool security, secuRgrip combines powRgrip's tremendous gripping strength with a patented locking-key system and threaded cap," continued the spokesperson. These two additional levels of cutting tool security provide optimal results for special applications such as machining expensive castings or complex parts." The secuRgrip system has a T.I.R of 0.0001" and enables manufacturers to preset tool heights.

REGO-FIX's Xtended Length powRgrip toolholders come in lengths up to 14" and in PG 10, PG 15 and PG 25 nose versions for machining applications that require a longer reach or present clearance challenges. The holders feature the company's MICRO-FRICTION DAMPENING (MFD) technology, which is designed to ensure that the holders dissipate vibrations faster than standard long reach solutions. Dampening the vibrations faster means that the cutting tool, part and spindle will experience fewer vibrations, resulting in better surface finishes, longer tool life and reduced spindle wear.

REGO-FIX will also show WITS attendees special, large-size powRgrip PG 32 collets designed to provide extreme clamping capability. They are especially suited for machining components made from Inconel and titanium. The powRgrip system provides a T.I.R. of <0.0001" (3 µm), along with length adjustment and repeatability of <0.0004" (10 µm).

"The powRgrip system generates extremely high clamping forces equal to or higher than shrink-fit holders for safe, precise and cost-effective toolholding," said the spokesperson. The system relies on the interference between holder and collet to generate its clamping force. "Unlike other clamping systems where heat or hydraulics are used to expand the material, powRgrip uses the mechanical properties of the holder material to generate tremendous gripping force," added the spokesperson. "As a result, REGO-FIX guarantees the T.I.R. of a properly maintained powRgrip holder and collet will not exceed 0.0001 inch and the impregnated surface treatment will not erode for five years or 20,000 cycles."

For more information contact:

REGO-FIX Tool Corporation

4420 Anson Blvd.

Whitestown, IN 46075

800-REGO-FIX (800-734-6349)

info@rego-fix.com

www.rego-fix.com

WITS 2019 Booth 803/805

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