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Recent trade shows in Spain and in France displayed latest technologies for accurately machining extremely large components as well as really small ones.
Machining centers with multiple spindles offer a compromise between flexibility and productivity. Different machine designs use the multiple spindles in different ways.
Toronto aerospace shops improve productivity with faster five-axis machining centers.
Most of this company's work is machined to tight tolerances and super-high finishes. It builds, assembles, tests and then ships a complete product. The many multi-faceted parts being machined typically required several setups on different machines, often with cumbersome pallet and indexing devices.
Hunt and Hunt’s president says adopting turn/mill machines was one of the most challenging endeavors his 55-year-old shop ever undertook. He also says it’s the best thing the shop could have done to become more efficient at contract work.
A grinding technique akin to high speed machining offers an alternate method for grinding nickel-alloy blades and vanes used in turbine engines.
Flexible automation is making production machining a new opportunity for shops that traditionally did not seek this kind of work. At the same time, automated machining systems are taking new shapes and configurations that favor this trend. A recently introduced example is the Turn 6 LC from ATS.
The deal is being met with optimism by Hydromat, Pfiffner’s partner in the Americas.
A new laser technology combines the high machining accuracy and throughput required for precision, industrial micromachining work.
Magnum 2000, Inc. (Oakville, Canada) is a manufacturer of precision-turned parts for the automotive and allied industries. The growing company plans to expand its headquarters and open a new plant shortly.
