Greenleaf Corporation News and Events

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Upcoming Events: 2026

SHOT SHOW • Las Vegas, Nevada
January 20-23
Booths: Supplier Showcase #51506, Venetian Level 1 #41457
shotshow.org

NSMMS and CRASTE • Columbia, SC
June 22 - 25
usasymposium.com

IMTS • Chicago, Il
September 14-19
imts.com

Space Tech Expo • Anaheim, CA
June 2-4 | Booth #881
spacetechexpo.com

Debunking Ceramic Myths and Discovering Productivity

Published September 16, 2025

Three Greenleaf Employees talking about ceramic myths
Do you have questions about ceramic tooling? Watch Greenleaf Corporation's recent webinar, hosted with SME, as we discuss the top seven most common myths about ceramic tooling and how to increase your machining productivity.

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First Operation Machining of Forged Parts

Published July 28, 2025

A headshot of Mike Flowers
Forged parts are known for their structural strength, which is achieved through their high-pressure manufacturing process. Though forging lends strength to end-use parts, these structural differences require more consideration when machining forged parts compared to other types, such as castings. Join Greenleaf's Mike Flowers as he answers question about forged parts.

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Greenleaf Introduces Capstone™-360

Published July 1, 2025

A group of Capstone™-360 Tools
A New End Mill Line for Milling of HRSAs: Greenleaf Corporation is proud to introduce Capstone™-360, a new line of high-performance end mills featuring a ceramic tip combined with a carbide shank.

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Greenleaf Corporation Acquires Key Assets to Strengthen Leadership in Whisker-Reinforced Ceramic Cutting Tools

Published April 17, 2025

Greeneaf Corporation Headquarters
Greenleaf Corporation, a global leader in the manufacture of high-performance cutting tools and advanced ceramic materials, is pleased to announce its successful acquisition of key assets from Haydale Ceramic Technologies, LLC.

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Machining Titanium - Reliable Tooling & Turning Setup

Published March 25, 2025

G-9610 in Action
Machining titanium is not like machining other metals; significant differences make titanium difficult to machine. Despite these difficulties, this metal is gaining popularity for end-use parts.

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