Laser & Waterjet
Compact Abrasive Waterjet Cuts Most Inch-Thick Materials
Omax’s ProtoMax abrasive waterjet is a compact, self-installed cutting system for prototyping and low-volume cutting of almost any material around 1" thick.
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Microcutting Waterjet Makes 0.2-mm Incisions
Water Jet Sweden has launched the Fine Abrasive Waterjet (FAJW) Micro Head Package for its ordinary machine models.
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Robotic MIG Guns Reduce Gas Loss with Dedicated Lines
Tregaskiss has introduced two new robotic water-cooled MIG guns that are designed to offer superior cooling power for longer gun and consumable life, in addition to reduced gas loss for a lower total cost of ownership.
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Fiber Laser Quickly Marks Heavy-Wear Products
The Foba Y.1000 100-W fiber laser marks difficult substrates as much as 40 percent faster than 50-W lasers, according to the company.
Read MoreGF Machining Solutions Adds Two Distributors
Peak EDM will provide the company’s products to customers in Michigan’s lower peninsula, while Midwest Machinery Solutions will serve Northern Illinois.
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Plasma Beveller’s Direct-Drive Motors Reduce Complexity
Esab introduces the DMX automated plasma beveller designed for reliability, safety and ease of use.
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Tool Insert Roughing Laser Reduces PCD Processing Times
Agathon has introduced the Neo roughing laser for accelerated processing rates and savings on indexable insert production.
Read MoreMiller Welding & Machine Names New President
The appointment of Eric D. Miller marks the third generation of leadership for the family-owned strategic metal fabrication partner for OEMs.
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Swiss-Type Lathe Equipped with Lasers for Cutting, Welding
Tsugami’s new LaserSwiss SS207-5AX is a 20-mm, seven-axis Swiss-type CNC lathe with two fully integrated SPI lasers, one for laser cutting and one for welding.
Read MoreAmada Miyachi Expands Detroit Technical Center
The expansion makes room for lab space for increased application development services so that customers don’t have to tie up their own facilities.
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