Andy
There are a number of further points with regard to Swiftool Billet which we believe are worthy of note:
1. Available in 17 different grades, tailored to suit a wide variety of tooling processes from vacuum forming to press tooling.
2. No secondary sealing / coating required - once you have finished machining you are ready to go moulding immediately.
3. Liberal use of cutting fluid is not a problem if required.
4. Soon to be available in bespoke sizes, made to order and delivered next day.
In addition, we offer a confidential Materials Design Service for customers who require a particular specification of Swiftool material for non-standard applications.
We are currently working with the Engineering Faculty of Cambridge University to generate Material Data Sheets, which should be available within a month or so.
I hope this answers your question - if you have any further queries please feel free to contact me directly.
Kind regards
Nick
Nick Osborn
Managing Director
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Swift Technologies Ltd.
140 - 144 Station Road, March,
Cambs. PE15 8NH, UK
"Real Parts Real Quick - Because Time Is Money"
Tel: +44 (0) 1354 650 789
Fax: +44 (0) 1354 650 799
www.swiftech.co.uk
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>>> <ATiburon@aol.com> 10/07/99 03:23:39 >>>
In a message dated 99-07-08 13:41:31 EDT, Nick@swiftech.co.uk writes:
<< Swiftool billet is around 20% of the weight of steel, and machines a
fraction of the time required for aluminium. >>
Sounds a lot like rendshape to me. Especially the new aluminum filled tooling
Rend.
Been available from Ciba for some time now. Whats the big deal with this
stuff?
Andy Scott
Lockheed Martin Aero Sys
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