Contract manufacturer Oberg Industries, Freeport, Pa., has invested in new equipment to expand its production of medium and large machined components and assemblies.
Charlotte, N.C.-based Okuma America Corp.'s newly-expanded warehouse increases the company's capacity for mechanical repair and exchange service, providing faster spindle and cam box replacement service, according to the company.
The Ensemble QDe from Aerotech Inc. is a high-performance desktop nanopositioning piezo drive designed for seamless use with the Ensemble family of drives and controllers.
Hwacheon Machinery offers its VESTA 1000 vertical machining center for stable, high-speed, precision machining and long-term productivity to job shops serving mold & die, automotive, energy, medical, and aerospace applications.
For reaching sustainable technical top performances high product quality is not the only mattering factor. In today's world of increasing competition also a line's efficiency has to be ensured by high line availability. Therefore Heinrich Georg GmbH Maschinenfabrik as a high-tech manufacturer of machine tools, finishing lines and transformer production lines is now offering its machinery with an expanded service: Georg protection world – Life Cycle Quality Management.
Automatic tool changers, type CTM from Indexing Technologies Inc. are suitable for applications on NC milling machines, vertical and horizontal machining centers, CNC lathes, transfer machines, laser and plasma cutting machines.
The Spectroline OPTIMAX 365 from Spectronics is a cordless, rechargeable UV-A (365 nm) LED flashlight that is for nondestructive testing applications such as MPI, FPI and general fluorescent examination.
Where the UNO series is concerned DMG MORI Microset relies on proven technology in tool presetting plus consistent further development. So the latest models combine optimum ergonomics with extensive technical equipment.
INDEX has developed a "bevel gear hobbing" package, which consists of a specially designed control cycle and four INDEX cutter heads with module-dependent inserts.
Dialight unveiled its new wireless occupancy sensor, a battery-powered plug-and-play sensor that speeds and simplifies installation to provide maximum lighting control flexibility and energy savings in industrial applications.