Mike Page, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "CNC Vertical Machining",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Manufacturingtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Vertical machining centres cut patterns from
Haas Automation, which we summarised at the time by saying "Producer of low volume reaction injection moulded parts and polyurethane castings uses five vertical machining centres to cut master pattern equipment from polyurethane tooling board".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release CNC lathe with sub-spindle and VMC for car maker from
Haas Automation: "Buggy manufacturer Rage invested in a Haas TL-25 CNC lathe with sub-spindle and a Haas VF-2 CNC vertical machining centre, partly because of after-sales service".
In July 2007, we covered the news from XYZ Machine Tools
- take a look at CNC machine tools Open Day scheduled
which says: "Having already penetrated various engineering markets with its manual/CNC lathes and milling/machining centres, XYZ Machine Tools will be demonstrating bridge-type millers at its Open Days".
Take a look also at the news release from Omax, Plier manufacturer benefits from waterjets,
as well as Machining centre uses two, not eight, set-ups from DMG (UK),
and Five-axis VMC reduces job times by up to 50% from Cincinnati Machine.
See also:
Precise annular seal rings machined
(November 2005)
On-going development in manufacturing metal-to-metal seals and components has expanded a company's advanced CNC manufacture of annular complex sealing profiles up to 2.3m diameter
Precision scanning meets toolmaker's needs
(June 2005)
Miniature figure maker has transformed its tooling development by changing to a scanning system to scan prototypes, providing the data required to machine the moulds
Machining diversification quadrupled profits
(December 2004)
Within a year of diversifying from prismatic machining into providing a small mill/turned parts capability, a subcontractor is not only doubling turnover, but it is quadrupling profits
Rotating and swivelling head boosts VMCs to 5-axis
(August 2003)
Users of 3-axis CNC vertical machining centres can now upgrade to full 5-axis interpolative metalcutting with the addition of a rotating and swivelling, motorised angle head
Machining centre maker builds the fastest
(October 2002)
Having established itself as a leading worldwide supplier of CNC vertical machining centres with well over 10,000 machines sold, Chiron produces the world's fastest types
Put a bid in for incredible machine tool bargains
(July 2002)
Machine tool distributor puts up stock clearance machines on its website for auction in September
Super-fast machines do not use linear motors
(May 2002)
An 'amazing response' was given at MACH 2002 to the UK launch of CNC machines offering production times that are significantly faster than current machines, but costing less than GBP 50,000!
Five-side machining performed with high output
(April 2002)
A VMC fitted with the patented Albech, NC-driven trunnion-based indexing unit in order to form a flexible machining cell is able to achieve high levels of accuracy and and productivity
Wide range of CNC machines will suit all tastes
(February 2002)
High speed lathes, as well as vertical and horizontal machining centres, to suit all tastes, will be exhibited at Mach 2002 by C Dugard
Gantry type CNC M-C offers stiffer structure
(February 2002)
This five-axis mid-range CNC vertical machining centre has options of up to 40,000 revs/min spindle and is a gantry design which provides a far stiffer structure for high speed machining
News on the Hermle C800 CNC vertical machining centre from Traub Heckert UK
(October 2001)
The Hermle C800 mid-range CNC vertical machining centre has options of up to 40,000 revs/min spindle and is a gantry design which provides a far stiffer structure for precision machining