Exactaform to Showcase Cutting-Edge Tools at Advanced Engineering 2025
Exactaform is set to showcase its advanced cutting tools and precision tooling solutions at Advanced Engineering 2025, with a focus on the aerospace sector. Visitors to stand J142 can expect to see cutting-edge technology designed to enhance part quality, reduce waste, and boost productivity.
The stand will highlight Exactaform's PCD and carbide cutting tools, specifically designed for challenging lightweight, high-strength materials like CFRP, aluminum, and titanium. The Exacta-Set milling system will be on display, promising micron-level accuracy and repeatable performance in aluminum and composite machining.
The ExactaMil XE13 and XE22 Series of carbide end mills will also be showcased. Engineered for machining aluminum, titanium, and nickel alloys, these tools are set to impress with their precision and durability.
Visitors can participate in the #ExactaWin Cost Per Part Challenge for a chance to win a reMarkable tablet. The challenge aims to demonstrate the real-world performance and cost savings of Exactaform's advanced tooling.
Exactaform's experts will be on hand throughout the event to discuss applications, share insights, and demonstrate the impact of precision tooling on aerospace manufacturing. Bespoke tooling solutions and Recoules countersink cages will also be highlighted, along with insights into Exactaform's complementary cutter range.
Exactaform's presence at Advanced Engineering 2025 is a testament to the company's commitment to innovation and excellence in the aerospace sector. With a focus on reducing waste, enhancing part quality, and boosting productivity, Exactaform's tools are set to make a significant impact on the industry.
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