For the past five years we have exclusively licensed our tap testing technology for milling to a national industrial distributor. They equipped their 150 field application engineers with our kits and software. In those five years, this was their published results with their customers:
In addition it also:
That agreement has ended, and we became free to make our solutions available to everyone.
And that is just what we intend to do.
The third result is what motivates us, 50% decrease in cycle time. That means if every shop in America had access to our technology, we could double our nation’s machining capacity. With existing equipment and the current workforce. Halving cycle time makes us more competitive, and we will reshore more work. It is important for our environment as it will lower energy usage, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and contaminated wastewater from metalworking fluids. Doubling productivity makes our domestic supply chains stronger and our nation’s defense safer.
How are we going to do it?
We want service providers (machine tool dealers, tooling suppliers, CAM resellers and government agencies) to embrace our American-made tap testing technology and provide it to their customers and clients as a proven service. Their customers will win more work and buy more from them. If an individual shop wants to have their own kit and have the ability to tap test a tool anytime they want, they can buy one from one of our above partners or directly from us.
We have a 30-day rental program for our tap testing kits and software. Small shops can rent a kit, tap test all of their milling tools in their shop, generate Dashboards, store and organize them with our Viewer app. Then return the kit.
To help the next generation of CNC Machinists, for every license we sell, we will donate one to a school so their students can learn a technology that make them more valuable to their future employer and fill a vital skill gap, the black art of speeds and feeds.
We are DeepMill.
"The updated software included an AI-powered dashboard tool that featured a new “speedometer” designed to make the process of finding optimal feed and speed rates intuitive to a user rather than requiring expert analysis."
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