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Multi-Mastering





       New Applications



















        Launched at the begining of the new millennium,         Over several years, further MULTI-MASTER
        the MULTI-MASTER family, is a range of                  developments have taken place in opening-up
        rotating tools with interchangeable carbide             more application opportunities and providing
        cutting heads of relatively small diameters.            new solutions. The first of these relates to the
        Despite its relative maturity, the popularity of this   gear manufacturing industry.
        product continues to grow. Although the idea
        of replaceable cutting heads was known before           The newly introduced MULTI-MASTER solid
        the MULTI-MASTER, securing the heads with               carbide heads MM SS22M were specifically
        the use of thread connections, while the special-       designed for milling involute splines in
        profile thread is made directly on the carbide          accordance with the DIN 5480 standard.
        head, was new.


        Although this cutting-edge tool was met with initial
        scepticism, it's performance in the field ensured
        both early and continued success, so much so
        various tool manufacturers built their own systems.
        Originally, the MULTI-MASTER was intended
        mainly for the die and mold industry, however,
        due to its performance advantages, versatility and
        operating convenience, experience has shown that
        the MULTI-MASTER application field is much
        wider; today many different industrial branches
        make effective use of the ingenious system.

        Milling shoulders, chamfers, profile surfaces, slots
        and grooves, faces and threads, rough sculpturing
        by plunge-in milling, center and spot drilling,
        countersinking–the Multi-Master covers all of these
        applications - and more!






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