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Article Published on 8/1/2001
Processing The Process

The high speed horizontal machining centers in this manufacturing cell represent a very efficient process for machining cast iron transmission cases. How the crew runs and maintains this cell represents a very efficient process for making this cell ever more productive and cost effective.

News Published on 5/15/2019
Emuge, Open Mind Team Up to Present Five-Axis Workshop

The event will take place June 12, 2019, at Emuge’s North American corporate headquarters and technology center in Boylston, Massachusetts.

Case Study Published on 9/19/2006
Ductile-Iron Towers Provide Needed Clamping Rigidity

Holding 0.001-inch tolerances while machining and removing large amounts of material from a brass part is a challenging task when the job is run at 10,000 revolutions per minute with feed rate of 240 inches per minute.

Article Published on 7/22/2018
Using Cameras to Align Tools and Spindles on Swiss-Type Lathes

Installing cameras in the spindles of a Swiss-type lathe can simplify the alignment of tools with the main and subspindles as well as the alignment of those spindles with each other.

Article Published on 10/19/2010
From Job Shop Chaos To Lean Order

Classic lean manufacturing principles are practically taken as gospel, but benefits can be elusive for manufacturers that produce a variety of parts in low volumes. This shop took a different approach to lean—one aided by software that helped identify a more efficient machine layout based patterns in part routings.

News Published on 2/21/2019
Orbex Rocket Includes Largest 3D Printed Part to Be Made in One Piece

The engine is part of Orbex’s environmentally-friendly Prime rocket, built for launching small satellites into Earth orbit. 

Article Published on 2/18/2020
Swiss Grinding Technology in Motion

During a recent open house at Studer’s headquarters in Switzerland, the company highlighted advances in cylindrical grinding technology including automation solutions to enable long stretches of unattended operation.

Article Published on 11/6/2018
Solving the Education Gap

One way that shops can address the skills gap and the looming labor dilemma is to start making their own talent.

Case Study Published on 11/15/2002
ERP System Keeps New Work Center Fully Loaded

It's difficult for a small, specialized machine builder doing $1.5 million in sales annually to buy a $100,000 machine tool, then keep it fully loaded and realize a good return on investment without upsetting the workload throughout the shop—especially with the current manufacturing slowdown.

Article Published on 2/24/2020
New CMMs Gather More Data, Faster, for Automotive QC Department

Continental’s single-touch-probe CMM was bogging down quality control and limiting the information the company could glean for safety inspections. Two Altera CMMs from LK Metrology cut cycle times and increased insight. 

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