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Low-cost CNC miller takes to the road
With a launch price of just GBP 19,999 + vat for the first twenty machines ordered, a CNC miller is being demonstrated in a series of roadshows to be held throughout the country during April. Brochure available
News from XYZ Machine Tools (17 March 2003)
Educational CNC machines also suit prototyping
Low cost CNC machines bring high performance machining within the reach of schools and colleges - and yet meets the requirements for prototyping work in industry. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (19 December 2002)
Squeezing a quart of milling into a pint pot
Designed to fit into a corner of a machine shop a compact milling machine has a surprisingly large working envelope and comes with a choice of CNC systems. Brochure available
News from XYZ Machine Tools (28 November 2002)
Flexible head makes most of 5-axis potential
A very flexible, continuous five-axis, bi-rotary milling head machine has been designed for aerospace, mould and die, graphite or resin-type applications.
News from 600 Centre (25 November 2002)
Retrofit CNC can double turret miller output
A popular and proven CNC controller, enabling users to at least double their machining output, is now available as a retrofit package for most turret millers. Brochure available
News from XYZ Machine Tools (20 November 2002)
College students set up engineering business
User application article College students in Bristol are to set up and run their own company, under a Year 14 project in which they design and manufacture parts, prototypes and products for local companies. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers ( 5 November 2002)
Six-axis capability enhances precision rfeputation
User application article A six-axis table-type horizontal boring and milling machining centre is not only maintaining, but also enhancing a subcontractor's reputation as a leading supplier of precision machined products.
News from T W Ward CNC Machinery (29 October 2002)
CNC machine tools can be rented
Well aware of the problems facing users, a machine tools supplier has launched a no-deposit, no-risk short or medium term rental scheme for its millers, VMCs and turning centres. Brochure available
News from XYZ Machine Tools (25 October 2002)
Bed millers offer plenty of power
Aimed at toolmakers, bed-type CNC millers apply full spindle power from 225 rev/min upwards for heavy duty milling of mould and tooling steels.
News from Warwick Machine Tools (15 October 2002)
Ultra-high speed millers offer CNC system choice
Ultra-fast high speed milling machines and machining centres provide the ability to configure a machine to a particular requirement with a choice of several high performance CNC controls.
News from OCN and PPL Services ( 9 September 2002)
Machines offered for all tool making applications
A wide range of milling machines and machining centres are being offered at attractive prices from germany and the Czech Republic for toolmaking purposes. Brochure available
News from C Dugard (15 August 2002)
Low cost CNC turret miller offers wide scope
Sales of over 100 machines have been recorded for a highly successful turret miller, which is now available with a 2.1/2 axis CNC. It gives users extra machining scope for a low cost outlay.
News from Viking Machine Tools (27 May 2002)
Heavy duty bed-type CNC miller has high quality
Included in the series of new machines and innovative high-speed spindle and machining head options in a Spanish milling machine portfolio, is a heavy duty bed-type with a high quality build.
News from T W Ward CNC Machinery (28 March 2002)
Continuous CNC investment brings growth
User application article The last eight years have seen Coatbridge-based KRG Precision transform itself from an also-ran general engineering subcontractor into one of Scotland's leading heavy machining specialists.
News from Mills Manufacturing Technology (19 February 2002)
Holroyd produces largest rotors yet
User application article Holroyd, has used one of its own unique milling centres to complete work on a pair of giant helical rotors destined for an environmentally friendly application in the USA.
News from Holroyd (25 December 2001)
Eccentric movement swivels head for 5-side working
A universal milling head swivels through 90 degrees via a patented eccentric movement that compensates for the distance between spindle and table to accommodate five-sided machinining.
News from Traub Heckert UK (24 December 2001)
Superlarge floor borers are flexible
Of travelling-column floor-type design, the Union P/PC range of horizontal live spindle boring and milling machining centres are believed to be the most flexible machines for large workpieces.
News from T W Ward CNC Machinery (16 November 2001)
Cost-effectiveness determines CNC borer choice
The cost-effectiveness, build quality and technical specification of a Union TC 110 horizontal borer were the main selection criteria used by CTL Engineering in machine choice.
News from T W Ward CNC Machinery (23 October 2001)
Machining centre control system is easy to use
for Jordan Grand Prix, a pair of Semco three-axis milling machines with their simple-to-use Anilam control systems are enabling this Formula One team to mount a consistent Formula One challenge.
News from ACI (UK) (23 October 2001)
CNC horizontal borer won on cost-effectiveness
The cost-effectiveness, build quality and technical specification of a Union TC 110 horizontal borer were the main selection criteria used by CTL Engineering of Stockport.
News from T W Ward CNC Machinery (15 October 2001)
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