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BIG KAISER Moves Production of Smart Damper to U.S.

They can now provide more variation and faster delivery of special lengths for specific applications.

Posted: September 20, 2019

With both a patented counter weight and friction damper, the Smart Damper is a dynamic damping system that eliminates vibration for higher productivity. It provides quiet, vibration-free milling with long projection tools, ultimately making it easier to achieve fine surface finishes and higher metal removal rates. These adapters are also available for turning and boring applications.

To offer more flexibility to customers, BIG KAISER Precision Tooling Inc. (Hoffman Estates, IL) moved production of their CAT50 milling adapters to the U.S. Product performance and design will not change, but the move allows for more variation and faster delivery of special lengths for specific applications. “The market has spoken,” said Alan Miller, the engineering and product manager of BIG KAISER. “As awareness of the Smart Damper spreads, more customers ask for specials for their unique projects. This move allows us to do more of that without the delay of coordinating with our partners overseas and adding shipping time.”

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