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Webinar:
Coromant Capto®
Webinar:
Coromant Capto®
Coromant Capto®
Webinar 02/10/2021 at 2:00 P.M. EST
Three Systems in One
Coromant Capto® is a modular quick change tooling concept offering three systems in one:
- Quick change tool holders reduce set-up and tool change time, leading to significantly increased machine utilization.
- Coromant Capto® directly integrated in the spindle increases stability and versatility e.g., in multi-task machines, machining centers with turning capability and vertical lathes.
- Coromant Capto® as a modular system for machining centers offers a large variety of extension and reduction adapters, enabling the assembling of tools with different lengths and design characteristics regardless of the machine interface (SK, HSK, Big Plus).
In this webinar we will discuss Coromant Capto® modular quick change tooling concept, benefits, features and applications.
You will learn:
- Setup reduction
- Maximize performance
- Spindle integration
Date: Wednesday, Feb 10, 2021
Start Time: 2:00 PM Eastern Time
End Time: 3:00 PM Eastern Time
MEET THE PRESENTERS
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John Pusatera Sr Training Specialist John Pusatera has been a Sandvik Coromant employee since 2001 and Training Specialist since 2008. John has had a long career in manufacturing beginning 1979. He has had many roles including 24 years in metal cutting sales. He has spent time helping customers optimize their processes through new technology. For the last 12 years John has been providing customized training for our customers in their facilities, as well as instructing training classes in our Sandvik Coromant Centers for both employees and customers. John is based out of the Sandvik Coromant Center in Schaumburg, IL. |
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Chuck Tate Sr Training Specialist Chuck has worked in the area of manufacturing science since 1973. His career in manufacturing began interfacing a control unit to a surface grinder for the manufacture of gear blanks. NC and CNC programming was a natural progression. Chuck has held the positions of Programmer, Programming Supervision, Engineering Manager, and Director of Manufacturing. Chuck joined Sandvik Coromant in 1996 as a Service Representative, then Sales Representative, and Senior Sales Representative for Rolls-Royce. In 2006, Chuck joined the Marketing Department as a Training Specialist based out of Indianapolis, Indiana. Chuck has a Bachelor of Science degree from Purdue University and a Master of Business degree from Butler University, Indianapolis, IN. |
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