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At the "Japan 2013 Difficult Machining Technology Exhibition" held from July 3 to 5, Forward showcased samples of superhard alloys. The demonstration highlighted a complete machining process—from roughing to finishing—successfully achieving complex mold shapes and fan-shaped structures. This exhibition provided a valuable platform for showcasing advanced cutting techniques in the field of difficult-to-machine materials.
Traditionally, superhard alloys are processed using electric discharge machining (EDM) or grinding. However, EDM often results in a softened surface layer and requires extended processing time. On the other hand, grinding tends to have limited precision in both size and shape. Despite these challenges, there is still much to learn about the effective cutting of hard alloys. As research and understanding continue to grow, it is expected that advancements in machining tools and equipment will significantly improve efficiency and accuracy.
Forward has been actively exploring innovative methods for machining superhard materials. According to the company’s representative, the project is still in the development phase and not yet commercially available. However, Forward remains open to collaboration with companies interested in adopting this technology in the future.
In addition to Forward, ADTEC Engineering from Japan also presented samples of superhard alloy machining at the event. Their display featured grooved and concave-convex patterns on the upper surface of a flat cylindrical superhard alloy workpiece. Like Forward, they used a diamond-coated end mill for their demonstration, highlighting the growing trend of using advanced cutting tools in this specialized field.
Forward employs high-performance tools such as the diamond-coated end mill "UDCMX," the heat-shrinkable shank "SLIM LINE UNO" from MST Corporation, and the iQ300 machining center from Makino Milling Machine Factory. These technologies are key to achieving precision and efficiency in difficult material machining.
As the industry continues to evolve, the integration of advanced tooling and machinery will play a crucial role in pushing the boundaries of what's possible in superhard alloy machining. With ongoing research and development, we can expect even greater breakthroughs in the near future.