Big Machining for Big Machinery
A significant investment in machining equipment, including an advanced five-axis, 6-meter profile grinding machine, is enabling this Southwestern shop to be more competitive at producing large-scale gears, shafts and other mining components.
Read MoreCompact Rotary Table Features Large Through-Hole
This rotary table was developed to deliver the requisite through-hole diameter in a more compact overall size.
Read MoreFitting 549 Tools in 8.6 Square Meters
The machining of complex workpieces often requires the use of a number of cutting tools.
Read MoreAutomation without Enclosures
A new line of robot arms can safely function alongside personnel with no safety guarding in many cases.
WatchPMTS 2013: Bigger, But Still Focused
The latest edition of the Precision Machining Technology Show will be the largest. As always, taking time to attend the show is time well-spent.
Read MoreIs It Enough?
Are you sufficiently investing in continuous training of seasoned employees?
Read MoreWorld’s Smallest Boring Head?
With a diameter range of 0.016” to 0.276”, this boring head is well-suited for a variety of micromachining applications.
Read MoreThe In-House Initiative
OEMs experiencing outsourcing issues might consider this manufacturer’s approach to establishing an appropriate level of in-house machining capabilities.
Read MoreAdapting to Aerospace Change
The changing demands of aerospace companies have prompted machine shops such as this one to evolve their processes and equipment to become more competitive.
Read MoreA Tidy Turning Cell
This compact cell offers automated turning and inspection for extended periods of unattended operation.
Read MoreAdvances in Laser-Scanning Technology
Learn how the latest laser scanning devices and software offer a number of advantages for inspection and reverse engineering.
Read MoreShow Me the Fixtures
Innovative workholding devices intrigue me. If you’ve developed what you consider to be a nifty workholding solution of your own, I’d like to see it.
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