Machines
Cylindrical Grinding Machine Extends Wheel Life
Jones and Shipman, a subsidiary of Hardinge, offers its Suprema 1000M cylindrical grinding machine, which features a 160-mm center height with a 100-kg weight capacity.
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Why a Dual-Column Machining Center?
According to this machine tool supplier, a dual-column or bridge-type machining center is 10 times more thermally stable than a comparable “C” style machine.
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Bevel Gear-Grinding Machine Offers Thermal Stability
Gleason’s Phoenix 280G bevel gear-grinding machine accommodates gears ranging to 280 mm in diameter.
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Drill and Tool Grinders Decrease Downtime
Rush Machinery offers drill and tool grinders in manual benchtop and automatic in-feed floor models with capacities ranging from 0.080" to 1 1/4", 3/32" to 2", and 3/16" to 3 1/8".
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Wire EDM features High Speed Linear Shaft Motor
Available from Absolute Machine Tools, the Accutex AL56SA wire EDM features a high-speed linear shaft motor said to enable precise linear and circular interpolation.
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Grinding Stations Designed for Worm Gear Manufacture
Holroyd Precision’s WG grinding stations are designed to provide high levels of accuracy and finish in worm gear shaft production.
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Bond. Vitrified Bond.
New vitrified bond technology features proprietary chemistry to achieve higher performance as well as extended wheel life for today’s advanced grinding machines.
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Conventional Wheels Offered for Gear Grinding
3M Abrasive Systems’ 3M Cubitron II gear grinding wheels combine the company’s precision-shaped grain and bonding systems to promote consistent, high-quality finishes and tight geometry tolerances.
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VMC Promotes Precision
The DMC 650 V vertical machining center from DMG Mori Seiki is designed for workpieces weighing as much as 800 kg.
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Shop Gains Efficiency through Machinery, Software Pairing
By pairing a multitasking machine with new Esprit CAM software from DP Technology, Von Ruden Manufacturing was able to increase its efficiency and compete with companies of a larger size.
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