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Columns Published on 2/17/2009
Judging Acceptable Spindle Run Time

What is an acceptable percentage of spindle run time for metalcutting CNC machines such as mills and lathes?

Article Published on 4/3/2020
Sometimes the Trickiest Part of CNC Machining Is Holding the Part

Finding a way to fixture contoured marine propellors proved to be this shop’s biggest challenge in developing an effective automated machining cell.

Product Published on 1/11/2005
Turning/Grinding Center Cuts Processing Time

Article Published on 6/6/2022
Building an Automation Solution From the Ground Up

IMTS 2022 provides visitors the opportunity to meet with product experts to design automation solutions from scratch.

Article Published on 1/26/2009
In-Machine Robot Provides Gantry System Alternative

Fortune International offers its VT series lathes with an integrated robot in place of a tailstock, a configuration that is said to significantly reduce part-changeover time compared with an external gantry robot.

Article Published on 11/5/2021
The Culture Change of Large-Part Machining Automation

For Major Tool & Machine in its 75th anniversary year, confronting the skills gap involves a systemized approach focused on automation, and developing and retaining talent.

Article Published on 3/26/2023
Four-Axis Horizontal Machining Doubles Shop’s Productivity

Horizontal four-axis machining enabled McKenzie CNC to cut operations and cycle times for its high-mix, high-repeat work — more than doubling its throughput.

Article Published on 8/15/2005
A New Face To Parts Chucking

Mechanical face drivers offer an alternative to other types of traditional chucking methods. Using mechanical face drivers for turning applications often provides increased flexibility and lower cycle times. Face drivers turn both very small and very large workpieces, and they also allow interrupted and heavy cuts. The major benefit of a face driver is that it allows the workpiece to be completely turned from one end to the other in one operation.

Article Updated on 11/19/2022 | Published on 12/3/2021
An Additive Manufacturing Machine Shop

Finish machining additively manufactured implants requires different pacing and workflow than cutting parts from stock — different enough for an experienced manufacturer to warrant a dedicated machine shop.

Article Updated on 12/19/2022 | Published on 3/1/2014
Speeding Up Splines

Moving small- to medium-batch production from outsourced, dedicated hobbing operations to in-house, CNC multitasking machines helps job shops achieve quick turnarounds and flexibility in supplying splines for the heavy-vehicle industry. Inserted disc cutters make this transition possible.

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