Grinding
ANCA Grinding Solution Provides Flexible Five-Axis Machining
The TX7 Linear and TXcell Linear provide flexibility in the applications that can be put through it than other three-axis grinders more traditionally used for punch manufacturing.
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The Keys to Combining High- and Low-Volume Production
Process expertise and precise production planning enable the Kinetic Company to produce both high- and low-volume jobs requiring machining, grinding, heat treatment and other processes.
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Steady Culture, Flexible Plans Enable Custom Tooling Success
By late 2019, West Ohio Tool’s client list only spanned one page. The company overhauled its culture and is now on track for its most successful year ever.
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Supertec Grinders Machine Small, Thin Parts
Available in both Plunge and Anglehead designs, Supra grinders offer a work envelope of 10" swing × 20", 30" or 40" between centers.
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Joint Ribbon Cutting at Fagor, Danobat Showrooms
Danobat and Fagor co-hosted an inaugural event for their co-located facilities in the Chicago area.
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Chevalier Rotary Surface Grinders Provide Efficient Production
The FRG-400/600S Series is designed for heavy loads and is fully enclosed for CNC rotary surface grinding.
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United Grinding's New Ranges Provide Economical Solutions
United Grinding’s Studer, Blohm and Walter brands are offering new grinding technology for job shops.
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Vollmer Grinding Machine Features Double-Spindle Design
Eastec 2023: VGrinds are said to be suitable for machining rotary tools made from carbide, such as drills, milling cutters or reamers.
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Grinding Technology Prepares Manufacturers for Business Challenges
Studer’s automation solutions, S100 flexible grinding machine and intelligent coolant system can help users with unattended machining, machining a range of workpieces and saving energy.
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Rebuilding Machine Centers: Low Cost, Higher Performance
By sending its grinding machines out for rebuilding, a tooling manufacturer achieved higher speeds at roughly three-fourths the cost of a new machine.
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