When a customer making high-performance truck parts needed to cut cycle time and make more money (and who doesn’t), Bill Kerr came through BIG time.
The shop was pocketing and slotting in 1018 steel at a .750” width and depth of cut per pass. They tested the IMCO POW•R•FEED® against the shop’s current tool and boosted machine speed from 1000 rpm to 1800 rpm.
The results
- POW•R•FEED more than tripled the feed rate.
- POW•R•FEED not only ran at a higher speed, it lasted more than twice as long and more than doubled their parts per tool.
Profiles
When a high-volume titanium contract arrived in 2010, Peter Boucher brought in Patrick Clewis and Mark Smith for advice on which end mills would work best.
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Russ Johnson’s 20-year history as a CNC programmer is a benefit to his customers.
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Mark Smith knows his way around a machining challenge. His expertise made a big impression on Neumeier Engineering.
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“Nobody believed you could get this speed in titanium…Now JAMCO is totally IMCO for all their work.”
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When a customer making high-performance truck parts needed to cut cycle time and make more money (and who doesn’t), Bill Kerr came through BIG time.
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T & S Machine, a shop specializing in aerospace, medical and industrial parts, was looking for a way to reduce cycle time when machining position plates.
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“The operator was quite thrilled. They're almost exclusively IMCO users these days.”
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One of Sam Turner’s customers, like most other small job shops, was eager to cut tool costs and cycle times.
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Bill Kerr comes by his expertise in tooling and machining honestly. Before becoming a manufacturer’s representative 13 years ago (he’s based in Rockford, Michigan), Bill spent a number of years as a machinist for an aerospace manufacturer.
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One of Sam Turner’s customers, a high-end rifle manufacturer, said they were looking for better tooling to reduce cycle time. They talked to the right man.
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