Rush Machinery at MT Series East (EASTEC) 2025
Mike Coffey, Field Service Engineer at Rush Machinery, introduces the RushCut, a fully enclosed, semi-automatic cut-off machine designed for the quick and efficient cutting of carbide and high-speed steel rods and tool ends.
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OMAX showcases the next-gen in water jet machining at FabtechMike Coffey, Field Service Engineer at Rush Machinery, introduces the RushCut, a fully enclosed, semi-automatic cut-off machine designed for the quick and efficient cutting of carbide and high-speed steel rods and tool ends. The RushCut accommodates diameters ranging from 1/8″ to 1-1/4″ (3.175 mm to 31.75 mm) and features air-actuated clamping, a PLC-controlled stepper motor, and a joystick override for manual positioning and feeding.Its full enclosure ensures effective coolant containment, and the touchscreen HMI facilitates straightforward setup and operation.
The video also highlights the BMT200-OP balancing machine, emphasizing its potential for a quick return on investment.This compact, benchtop unit is designed for balancing grinding wheels, wheel packs, and cutting tools.It features a graphical touchscreen display, automatic positioning, and self-calibration, allowing for precise measurements to fine-tune balance, optimize G values, and ensure accurate RPM performance—critical factors for maximizing grinding efficiency and extending wheel life.
