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Sandvik Coromant is DMG MORI Premium Partner

By Niranjan Mudholkar,

Added 15 December 2016

Customers set to benefit from co-operation between market leaders

Dr. Masahiko Mori, CEO at DMG MORI; Klas Forsström, President Sandvik Coromant; Christian Thönes, Chairman of the Executive Board of DMG MORI; Björn Roodzant, VP Marketing Communication; and Sean Holt, General Manager Sales Area Americas

Sandvik Coromant will equip DMG MORI machines right from the start of each project with a wide range of products, services and know-how. For instance, a customised start-up tool kit and service will be supplied with each NLX series universal lathe and NT turn-mill centre.

An example of the successful collaboration between Sandvik Coromant and DMG MORI can be seen when the pair recently partnered with Rota Metal, a distributor in Turkey, and its customer, Polat Makina.

Polat, a producer of decanter and separator technologies utilised for wastewater treatment, industrial, mineral and food applications, was ready to make the switch from individual machining to multi-tasking machines. Here, Sandvik Coromant was able to recommend a complete new tooling package based upon the company's Coromant Capto® modular quick-change tooling concept.

The DMG MORI machines included an NTX 2000 with Capto C6 spindle, an NT 5400 with Capto C8 spindle, and an NT 6600 with Capto C8 spindle. Further Sandvik Coromant tools specified to help complete the switch included Silent Tools®, CoroTurn® HP, CoroCut® SL, CoroDrill® 860, CoroTap® 300, CoroChuck® 970 and CoroChuck 930.

The end result was reduced machining time, from 2500 to 500 minutes for a finished Duplex stainless steel product. This 80% saving is helping ensure rapid return on the company's investment.

"Sandvik Coromant did not just supply the tools, they supplied the solution," says Volkan Polat, deputy general manager of Polat Makina.

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