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Tungaloy News
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VOLLMER News
VOLLMER IS SHARPENING TOOLS USING LASER LIGHT
The Swabian sharpening specialist VOLLMER has completed its range of products with a laser-based sharpening machine. The new machine concept for the VLaser 270 will be presented for the first time in spring 2020.The addition of laser technology makes VOLLMER a fullliner of tool machining and completes its range of grinding and erosion machines. VOLLMER drawn on its 111 years of experience in all fields to develop the VLaser 270. Innovative kinematics ensure fast and high-precision machining of ultra-hard cutting materials, always keeping the tool in the centre of the focal point based on the C-axis. The relevant automatic settings enable unmanned use of the VLaser 270 around the clock.
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Nicolás Correa News
Nicolás Correa and Catoire-Semi celebrate twenty years of partnership
Correa milling machines’ robustness, precision and the quality of after-sales service made a difference for this enterprise.
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Gleason News
KISSsoft Launches New Website
With the launch of its new website, KISSsoft focuses its strategy on digitizing the customer section and presenting a clearly structured and easy-to-use information and download platform. KISSsoft.com offers revised content, additional services and functions, a clear structure as well as a slick new appearance. With 8 language versions, KISSsoft strengthens its global presence and makes it easier for customers to communicate in their own language.
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MAPAL News
Cooperation, customer portals and artificial intelligence
c-Com announces projects with MARPOSS and Oerlikon Balzers and introduces intelligent app.
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PH HORN News
S224 face grooving system
Paul Horn GmbH in Tübingen has expanded its range of face grooving products. To accommodate axial grooving operations with diameters ranging from 38 mm to 1,000 mm (1.496" to 39.370"), Horn is now offering new holder variants for the S224 grooving system.
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MAPAL News
Cooperation with MARPOSS: reduced setup times and maximum tool service life
The optimal and longest-possible use of tools represents a vital cost factor for machining companies. But compromises are often necessary – particularly in series production and as part of automated processes. Tools with a defined tool life are replaced as soon as the specified tool life has come to an end. In many cases, though, the tool has not truly reached the end of its tool life and replacement is not yet necessary. However, companies play it safe to avoid quality issues and the risk of producing items that later need to be rejected.
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Mazak News
Mazak sets new benchmark for British machine tools with UK-made simultaneous 5-axis machine
Yamazaki Mazak has underlined its commitment to the British machine tool industry with the launch of its newest fully simultaneous 5-axis machining centre – the CV5-500 – which will be the only machine in its class to have been completely conceived, designed and built in the UK.
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IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH
UKIVA Machine Vision Conference 2020
IDS explains how to create an intelligent camera without prior knowledge.
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