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| Bevel gear manufacturing breakthrough from Heller |
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Machine tool maker Heller and transmission manufacturer Voith Turbo AG have developed a horizontal machining centre bevel gear manufacturing solution, uP-Gear.
This innovation enables significant increases in the productivity of both pre-milling and gear milling operations, with all operations performed on a single machine.
The solution, patented by both Heller and Voith, sees Heller's F and MCH-C series machines able to support gear manufacturing. Currently the maximum diameter tackled is 1,800 ... More
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5-axis benefits online at Roemheld
| 01/09/2010
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Citizen and Miyano demonstrate complex machining cycles at open house
| 01/09/2010
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Delcam to highlight medical machining solutions at OrthoTec Europe
| 01/09/2010
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Value not price gives improved subcontract machining performance
| 31/08/2010
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| Concept Laser’s lab machine set for dental and jewellery applications |
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The Mlab cusing machine is designed with smaller size components in mind and has a build envelope of 80 by 80 by 80 mm, ideally suited to the dental and jewellery markets.
LaserCUSING, a phrase coined from the combination of the words Concept and Fusing is a process which involves the fusion of a metallic powder by a scanning laser.
This latest addition to the Concept Laser family will allow these industries to seriously consider direct digital manufacture for custom components or short batch ... More
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TaeguTec improves aluminium cutter range
| 27/08/2010
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Walter Helitronic tool grinder developments
| 27/08/2010
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Victor Europe’s Vcenter-X300 for larger parts
| 26/08/2010
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Verification software now available as a standalone product
| 26/08/2010
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| Machine tools as art? |
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What is art? Well for a full, academic commentary, go here, but we all know art when we see it – it's just that we don't all see the same thing.
Is your thing classic art – you know, paintings and statues that demonstrate true-to-life representations and require craft skills and much time to reproduce; are you moved by more abstract work of the Picasso kind; or do you just love those installations thingies?
Exactly, it's all art, but not if you don't think it is.
Well, Machinery has stumbled ... More
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| On the surface |
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Andrew Allcock reviews recent deburring and surface finishing product developments. Honing on machining centres; a ... More
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Cutting tales
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| Improved productivity through the application of latest tooling innovations has been achieved by three companies: one in the UK, another in Germany and a third in Jordan. Andrew Allcock reports
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The worth of Werth
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| Mantech Sales last year won the contract to distribute Werth Messtechnik's dimensional measurement machines in the UK. Machinery reviews the Werth range, which boasts a number of novelties [video]
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Scanning the horizon
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| A few years ago, computed tomography (CT) scanning was cited as emerging technology with huge industrial potential. Machinery reviews its progress [video]
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Competitively tooled up
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| Trumpf's UK managing director, Hartmut Pannen, has more faith in British manufacturing than do some of the locals. German-born, he offers this more detached view of the country's position and potential
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Machinery is a feature-led monthly magazine read by production engineers, production managers, production directors and managing directors in OEMS and sub-contractors engaged in metalcutting/metalforming.
Machinery covers manufacturing technology developments and applications in the key areas including machine tools, tooling, workholding, CADCAM and inspection/quality.
With its regular news, features, in-depth cover stories and insightful analysis, Machinery is the ONLY magazine for anyone trying to reach the (UK's) production engineers.
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