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Teradyne Inc. acquires Mobile Industrial Robots ApS
News June 4, 2018
Teradyne Inc. acquires Mobile Industrial Robots ApS
Teradyne Inc., North Reading, Mass., and the shareholders of Mobile Industrial Robots ApS, Odense, Denmark, announced the acquisition of privately held MiR for €121 million ($148 million) net of cash acquired plus €101 million ($124 million at the current exchange rate) if certain performance targets are met extending through 2020.
Optimizing grinding and dressing with ‘dressing speed ratio’ parameter
News June 4, 2018 John Hagan
Optimizing grinding and dressing with ‘dressing speed ratio’ parameter
To achieve the quality and productivity requirements for most precision grinding operations, it is necessary that the grinding wheel is trued and dressed prior to grinding and periodically during the grinding operation. The truing process is initially carried out to correct for any wheel runout, create the required profile on the wheel, and condition the grinding wheel face.
Coldwater Machine Co. hires Gregg Boggs
News June 4, 2018
Coldwater Machine Co. hires Gregg Boggs
Coldwater Machine Co., Coldwater, Ohio, a leading engineered solutions company that manufactures and integrates assembly automation and special machines for a variety of industries, appointed Gregg Boggs regional sales manager for the Southeast region of the United States.
Foba Laser Marking + Engraving appoints 2
News June 1, 2018
Foba Laser Marking + Engraving appoints 2
Foba Laser Marking + Engraving, Selmsdorf, Germany, appointed an experienced sales manager in charge of customer service in the states of Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin.
Machining technology unveiled
News June 1, 2018
Machining technology unveiled
As leaders of developing and deploying emerging technologies to new users, Mitsui Seiki USA Inc., Franklin Lakes, N.J., and TechSolve Inc., Cincinnati, will host a public unveiling of the Blue Arc machining technology at a technology preview and demonstration in Cincinnati on June 6.
BLM Group USA Corp. hires 3
News June 1, 2018
BLM Group USA Corp. hires 3
BLM Group USA Corp., Novi, Mich., appointed three regional sales managers to support the company's high-precision laser tube and flat sheet cutting and tube bending business in the United States and Canada.
Micro 100 Tool Corp. sends carbide cutting tools worldwide
News June 1, 2018
Micro 100 Tool Corp. sends carbide cutting tools worldwide
To build cars, appliances and airplanes, it takes tools made in Idaho. At Micro 100 Tool Corp., a cutting-edge operation helps create cutting tools. "We make carbide cutting tools that are used in all machining and manufacturing operations around the world," said Dale Newberry, president of Micro 100 Tool.
Gearing up for IMTS 2018
News June 1, 2018 Alan Richter
Gearing up for IMTS 2018
Once again, the International Manufacturing Technology Show is right around the corner. IMTS 2018 takes place Sept. 10-15 at Chicago's McCormick Place, which is literally just down the road from where I live.
ZOLLER inaugurates new North American headquarters
News May 30, 2018
ZOLLER inaugurates new North American headquarters
ZOLLER Inc. inaugurated its new North American Headquarters on May 18, 2018, in the presense of the Zoller family, esteemed architect David Gebhardt, and Paul Krutko, president and CEO of Ann Arbor SPARK. The entire North American employee base and their families and friends also attended the gala celebration event. The new facility encompasses more than 44,000 sq. ft. and houses the U.S. corporate offices including sales, service and administration. In addition, the facility features an 8,800 sq. ft. Industry 4.0 Tech Center.
Machinists Inc. Balances Job Shop Work with Public Art Projects
News May 29, 2018 Greg Bartlett
Machinists Inc. Balances Job Shop Work with Public Art Projects
Some people say there is an art to machining. In some cases, there is actual artwork. Machinists Inc. in Seattle, the largest precision machining shop in the Northwest, has made big sculptures since the early 1990s. The first piece was a 17'×13'×3' steel sculpture that hangs in Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, and many more have followed. However, art accounts for only about 1 percent of the manufacturer's work, said Weld Engineer Steve Pollard, who has been with the company for 30 years.

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