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Bar code reader uses digital imaging
A new bar code reader - MAH120 - using MegaPixel CMOS digital imaging and Dynamic optimisation Technology, has been launched by Pepperl+Fuchs. Brochure available
News from Pepperl+Fuchs GB ( 3 May 2007)
Workplace, storage solutions business excellence
On the 5th October 2006, CEO of Bott Clive Woodward and other senior colleagues attended the Devon and Cornwall Business Excellence Awards 2006 at the Imperial Hotel, Torquay.
News from Bott (16 October 2006)
Versatile laser system detects tools precisely
User application article Laser tool monitoring system has the laser transmitter and receiver modules sited about 1m apart, and the beam is pre-focused to whatever part of the machining envelope the user desires.
News from Blum Novotest (12 July 2006)
Tooling storage system is easier
Tool storage cabinet is said to be ideal for automotive special tooling, maintenance tools, tool archives or any industrial environment where space is at a premium.
News from Bott ( 9 January 2006)
Customised productive storage gets easier
The extensive range of customized storage solutions available from Bott has been increased with the introduction of the 'Tool Store'.
News from Bott ( 1 December 2005)
High-grade tool cabinets key to success
User application article Key to Airbus' success is the company's technology and innovation in engineering and manufacturing.
News from Lista (29 November 2005)
Detect broken tools in machine tool operation
Technical background article The swift and reliable detection of broken tools on machining centres is essential - broken tool can lead to scrapped parts, expensive re-working and costly time wasting. Brochure available
News from Renishaw ( 8 August 2005)
Recognition system detects broken tools quickly
Fast tool recognition using laser light distinguishes between the tool and coolant or swarf, whilst it is also fast and reliable under real machining conditions. Brochure available
News from Renishaw (30 June 2005)
Cabinet maker relies on Erowa tooling system
The entire production process at Blum is based on Erowa's ITS tooling system, which provides workpiece's and electrodes with a reference position defined to an accuracy of 0.002 mm.
News from Erowa (REM Systems)xxx (13 April 2004)
Tools can be indexed in the tool gripper
Designed for automatic tool changing, the KM system now offers an indexing capability for the tool gripper and storage in a mill-turning centre's tool magazine.
News from Kennametal UK (30 October 2003)
Tool breakage detection system is compact, fast
Compact NC2 non-contact laser tool setting system offers a cost-effective solution for companies requiring fast broken tool detection for use in unmanned machining operations. Brochure available
News from Renishaw (29 October 2003)
How to ensure that tooling selection is correct
To avoid costly repairs and lost production caused by incorrect tool selection, a low cost, non-contact and highly robust method automatically identifies tools, jigs, moulds or parts. Brochure available
News from Pepperl+Fuchs GB ( 6 August 2003)
Expensive tooling stored securely and tidily
Based around CNC tool carrier blocks which can be integrated into racks, cupboards, cabinets and trolleys, a storage system gives safe and secure storage for expensive tools.
News from Bott (11 October 2002)
Track tooling and keep tools securely
A highly secure tool storage and tracking system, ideal for high value tooling, helps manufacturers save money and improve efficiency in the workplace.
News from Kardex Systems (29 July 2002)
Colour coding identifies inserts application
Walter GB has extended its Walter Color Select colour-coded selection system that enables users to quickly and accurately choose the correct indexable insert for specific machining tasks.
News from Walter GB (23 May 2002)
Positioners minimise tool changing downtimes
Guedel's latest range of multi-axis positioning systems for magazine toolholder applications enables users to minimise unproductive tool change time within complex metal cutting operations.
News from Gudel UK ( 5 October 2001)
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