Recognised as the industry’s leading CAM/CAD system for everything from 3-axis to complex 5-axis machining, OPEN MIND Technologies will be showcasing why its latest hyperMILL® Version 2022.1 offers so much more at MACH 2022. On Stand 440 in Hall 17, the experts from OPEN MIND will be discussing why hyperMILL® is the complete solution for all your machine shop requirements.
Tungaloy has announced the addition of 348 new inserts to its stainless steel turning grade series of AH6225, AH6235, and T6215. The addition will further enhance these proven insert grade series to guarantee stable machining performance across all stainless steel operations.
MAPAL has published new catalogues for the bore machining, milling and clamping areas. The product ranges’ assortments have been comprehensively revised and are now even more adapted to customer needs.
Collaboration between Civan Lasers and TU Wien yields insights on laser welding of stainless- steel tubes with a gap; future work will target welding and additive manufacturing challenges.
Today, leading 3D printing solutions manufacturer BCN3D has announced a new 3D printing technology to advance alongside its FFF solutions: Viscous Lithography Manufacturing (VLM)TM.
Okuma is on its way to Stuttgart, Germany, where the world-renowned manufacturer of CNC machine tools is set to reveal its best-kept CNC grinding machine secret at GrindingHub 2022, which will run from 17 to 20 May. The company will present the GI-20NII and the GP25W to an audience of trade professionals at its 91 m² stand located at Booth A18, Hall 10 of the Messe Stuttgart exhibition centre.
One of the world’s leading providers of CAD/CAM solutions strengthens its presence in Scandinavia by establishing OPEN MIND Technologies Scandinavia AB in Gothenburg. OPEN MIND took over direct sales of the hyperMILL®software suite in 2019. In the preceding years, the solution had been distributed via dealers on the Scandinavian market, primarily in Sweden and Norway.
This training video discusses things to look out for before the machine is switched on, including the air preparation unit, lubrication unit and any potential trip hazards around the machine. Once the machine is ready to be powered up, they go through the processes of homing all axes both manually and automatically, jogging the axes and setting up a warm-up cycle.
Desktop Metal (NYSE:DM) today announced it has shipped its first Production System P-50 printer to Stanley Black & Decker (NYSE: SWK), marking the commercialization of the company’s flagship additive manufacturing technology for mass production of end-use, metal parts.