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The new Walter Tiger • tec WSM33G grooving grade
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The WSM33G is Walter’s first PVD grade to be specifically developed for the high loads that occur during grooving operations. The cutting tool material combines third-generation TiAlN with TiSiN to form a multi-layer coating with exceptional hardness and increased toughness. A special post-treatment reduces friction and ensures a smooth surface, thereby optimising chip removal and process reliability. Furthermore, the gold top layer makes it easier for users to Bentley scoops Top Employer status Bentley Motors has achieved recognition as a UK Top Employer by the internationally- acclaimed Top Employers Institute. Bentley is the sole UK car manufacturer to be included in the celebrated list. The luxury marque’s approach to employee wellbeing, values, ethics and integrity was commended by the Institute, alongside Bentley’s focus on sustainability, digitalisation and diversity and inclusion. The award is based upon a comprehensive review of the business which highlighted Bentley’s innovative and compelling approach to its employees’ own ‘Extraordinary Journeys’, as well as Bentley’s own progressive strategic ambitions for the future.
detect wear. Walter uses the new PVD coating on single-edged SX cutting inserts with positive engagement and a self-
clamping system. It can also be applied to indexable inserts from the double-edged DX18 system, where a second prism ensures stability in the insert seat. www.walter-tools.com
Centre for Innovation in Sustainable Design and Manufacturing to open in London Tata Steel has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Imperial College London to set up a Centre for Innovation in Sustainable Design and Manufacturing in London. This Centre will enable the acceleration of technology development and deployment in strategic areas, attract talent, and strengthen the industry- academia collaborative eco-system. To pursue this goal, Tata Steel will invest £10 million over four years in this Centre. The Centre will initially focus on four primary themes: manufacturing for the future economy, smart manufacturing, sustainable multi-material joining technologies, and net-zero construction technologies.
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