Walter's Prototyp ConeFit milling cutter

Walter's Prototyp ConeFit milling cutter system used for valve manufacture

7 Sep 2010

Heinrich Betz of Germany has reduced the number of operations from five to just two on groove production for valve components, thanks to Walter’s Prototyp ConeFit universal modular milling cutter system.

SCARA robots now feature a fifth axis slide function

TM Robotics adds fifth axis slide function to its SCARA robots

7 Sep 2010

TM Robotics, the European robot partner of Toshiba Machine, has announced new controller technology that makes the addition of a sliding fifth axis to its SCARA robots easier than before, allowing end users to extend the range of a SCARA robot or transfer product from one workstation to another without human intervention or the addition of any non robot automation technologies.

Trumpf TruTool TKA 500

Trumpf TruTool TKA 500 offers radius milling of plasma cut sheets

7 Sep 2010

Application of the Trumpf TruTool TKA 500 has been extended to include the machining of plasma cut sheets, enabling the operator to make accurate radii of 2mm to 3mm in one single operation.

Dornier 17 in mid-flight

Dornier bomber to be restored by the Royal Air Force Museum

7 Sep 2010

The only surviving Dornier bomber shot down in the Battle of Britain is to be restored by the Royal Air Force Museum.

HFT's Pipestoppers

Inflatable Pipestoppers from Huntingdon Fusion Techniques

7 Sep 2010

Pipestoppers, a spin-off product from pipe welding, is combating fuel spills on the Autoroute.

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  • Single-axis sensors use Piezobeam technology

    Tue, 07 Sep 2010 08:00:00 UT

    Kistler Instruments has introduced a range of low-cost single-axis accelerometers for applications such as modal analysis and seismic measurement.

  • LVD unveils smaller-tonnage press brakes

    Tue, 07 Sep 2010 08:00:00 UT

    LVD Company is now offering 35- to 50-ton configurations of its PPEC series of mid-range press brakes for forming applications.

  • Balluff designs metal-mount RFID system

    Tue, 07 Sep 2010 08:00:00 UT

    Balluff has designed a direct, metal-mount RFID system that provides a tough industrial track-and-trace capability for any manufacturing, assembly or closed-loop logistics process.

Eagle M3 plasma cutting and marking system from ESAB

The Steel People invest in ESAB Eagle M3 plasma marking and cutting machine

7 Sep 2010

The Steel People, Aylesford-based fabricator, reaps the benefits of investment in an Eagle M3 plasma cutting and marking machine from ESAB Cutting Systems.

SL Engineering visits Mori Seiki at MACH 2010

SL Engineering invests in Mori Seiki mill-turn lathe

7 Sep 2010

SL Engineering’s Mori Seiki NL2000 SY, which was installed just after MACH2010, includes driven tooling, Y axis control, a sub-spindle and a 20 station turret designed to increase the number of live tools that can be used on each job over a standard 12 station machine.

Access solutinos from Southco

Southco examines new EU Machinery Directive compliance

7 Sep 2010

For machine builders worldwide, operator safety is of paramount concern, says Southco, provider of engineered access solutions and the introduction of the new Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, which became effective at the end 2009, emphasises the importance of this aspect of manufacturing technology management.

Surgical contract win

2 Sep 2010

Dawson Precision Components play a vital part in innovative surgical instruments

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MWP Summit 2010

MWP Summit 2010 confirmed at Mercedes GP Petronas

7 Sep 2010

MWP has announced that the 2010 MWP Summit, focusing on ’Sustainable Manufacturing in the 21st Century’, will be held at Mercedes GP Petronas in Brackley on 11th November 2010.

Subcon 2010

Another good year for Subcon

7 Sep 2010

In spite of the challenging conditions for manufacturing, Subcon 2010 fielded the largest and most impressive line up of dedicated subcontracting expertise the UK has seen in recent years.

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