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Laser micromachining’s expanding capabilities
News September 29, 2020
Laser micromachining’s expanding capabilities
Laser technology was developed in the mid-20th century, and over the decades has emerged as a leading processing method for a broad range of applications. One of the newest uses is for high precision laser micromachining.
Efficient treatment for wastewater compliance
News September 28, 2020
Efficient treatment for wastewater compliance
The metal machining, fabrciation and finishing industries must meet EPA and local wastewater requirements for effluent. Under the Clean Water Act, the EPA has identified 65 pollutants and classes of pollutants as "toxic pollutants," of which 126 specific substances have been designated "priority" toxic pollutants. Failing to meet these requirements can result in severe fines that quickly escalate.
Non-contact metrology for advanced manufacturing
News September 28, 2020
Non-contact metrology for advanced manufacturing
To contact or not to contact. That is the measurement question. Today, as parts get smaller and more complex, metrology discussions center around contact or non-contact measurement especially as these smaller and more complex components can be damaged by contact with a probe. nn
Automated mixed batch regrinding with RFID workflow
News September 25, 2020
Automated mixed batch regrinding with RFID workflow
Schunk, a premium tooling and resharpening company in Germany, utilizes state-of-the-art grinding systems and an ANCA workflow RFID system to finish job packets in a chaotic fashion driven by production needs rather than by job order.
CNC upgrade boosts cutting tool maker’s grinding production
News September 25, 2020
CNC upgrade boosts cutting tool maker’s grinding production
The US cutting tool manufacturer McQuade Industries Inc. has implemented a CNC upgrade program for its roster of 5-axis insert grinders, and the upgrades shaved more than ten minutes per part off the production time of complex geometry cutting tools.
Production machine turns out 24′ propellers
News September 24, 2020
Production machine turns out 24′ propellers
Submarine propellers traditionally take a long time to produce. They are large and have tight tolerances. A Starrag machining center was selecting to produce the 24' propellers.
Seco Tools names new regional manager for Canada
News September 23, 2020
Seco Tools names new regional manager for Canada
Seco Tools LLC has named Brad Andrews has joined Seco North America as Regional Manager – Canada. Brad is responsible for leading the Canadian team and developing and implementing the North America sales strategy to drive growth.
Machine and tooling developed collaboratively
News September 23, 2020
Machine and tooling developed collaboratively
The larger the series of parts to be produced, the more important cycle times and tool costs are. Designing machinery and tooling through a collaborative design process reduces cycle times and tooling costs, while improving part quality.
IMCO Carbide Tool joins the IMC Group
News September 22, 2020
IMCO Carbide Tool joins the IMC Group
IMCO Carbide Tool Inc., an Ohio-based tool manufacturer, has joined the IMC Group, an international family of metalworking companies that is part of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. conglomerate.
Submarines to be built with Australia’s largest machine tool
News September 21, 2020
Submarines to be built with Australia’s largest machine tool
The Australian Government has ordered the construction of a fleet of 12 regionally superior submarines, known as the Attack Class, for the Royal Australian Navy. A 5-axis gantry machine from The Starrag Group is a critical piece of equipment for the decades-long project.nn

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