News releases on Manufacturingtalk categorised by date
Sunday 23 September
to Saturday 29 September 2001
Greater operator safety afforded by new control
The introduction of a control unit means that ia novel safety switch system can now offer machine builders and users even greater levels of operator safety.
News from Rockwell Automation (Allen-Bradley Guardmaster ) (28 September 2001)
IEMCA expands after-sales service
Consistent with its priority of assuring total customer satisfaction, IEMCA has continued to extend and enhance its after-sales service by introducing direct contacts.
News from Iemca Division, Igmi SpA (28 September 2001)
Powered pallets on track replace conveyors
Most pallet transfer systems use a pair of parallel conveyor belts that support and drive the pallets. But Montrac uses a powered pallet system.
News from Montech (28 September 2001)
Servo systems are easy to install and operate
Don't worry if you have never used a servo system before, Montech's Servoline positioners are incredibly easy to install and operate.
News from Montech (28 September 2001)
Marketing manager brings international expertise
A key appointment in the global marketing philosophy of Pathtrace Engineering Systems of Reading is Simon Lee who takes on the position as Marketing Manager.
News from Pathtrace Engineering Systems (28 September 2001)
Design and structural integrity of welds
Information on the design and structural integrity of welded joints, components and structures is now available free on The Welding Institute's Web site.
News from TWI (The Welding Institute) (28 September 2001)
Wire EDM expands manufacturing scope
The Agiecut Vertex halves the traditionally accepted constraints of EDM wire cutting and opens up new ways to make parts for electronics, medical and micro-mechanical industries.
News from Agie Charmilles (27 September 2001)
Sound intensity instruments calibrated readily
Bruel and Kjaer UK has launched a new calibrator that enables accurate on-site calibration of sound intensity measuring instruments without having to dismantle the sound intensity probe.
News from Bruel and Kjaer UK (27 September 2001)
Servo drives chosen for their reliability
User Application Article One of Europe's leading suppliers of high performance waterjet cutting equipment has selected M'Ax servo drives and Unimotors from Control Techniques.
News from Control Techniques (27 September 2001)
Ultra-Compact, 15 inch Industrial PC is productive
DLoG UK's recently-launched 15 inch flat screen Industrial PC will form the centrepiece of the company's presentation at CIM 2001 on Stand 324 - to be held at the NEC.
News from DLoG (UK) (27 September 2001)
Locking device provides safe platform
The extensive menu of design elements within Hepco's GV3 linear slide programme allows specifiers to create the optimum linear motion system to suit both application and budget. Brochure Available
News from HepcoMotion (27 September 2001)
Support engineer boosts Master Chemical teams
Master Chemical Europe is currently undergoing a re-structuring programme that puts even greater emphasis on customer care.
News from Master Chemical Europe (27 September 2001)
Safety relays are even more compact
A new range of safety relays from Omron combines functionality with the smallest ever package to give users more options - and more room in their control cubicles too. Brochure Available
News from Omron Electronics (27 September 2001)
Phasa to show off latest technology States-side
PHASA Developments will be reinforcing its recent expansion into the North American market by participating at Assembly Technology Expo 2001, in Chicago, US, during October 2-4, this year.
News from Phasa Developments (27 September 2001)
Xerox Maximizes Customer Communications
User Application Article Xerox Maximizes Customer Communications Using Exstream Software's Dialogue
News from Exstream Software (27 September 2001)
3D-sensor sets tools quickly and precisely
The universal 3D-sensor made by Haimer is a very precise and versatile measuring instrument for use in milling and EDM machines.
News from Haimer, Franz (26 September 2001)
Milling cutters clamped with high stffness
A novel, highly precise way to clamp milling tools, and offering many advantages, has been developed by Franz Haimer.
News from Haimer, Franz (26 September 2001)
Shrinking tools is the technology of the future
Shrinking offers marked advantages for high speed milling when compared with other tool retaining processes, says Franz Haimer.
News from Haimer, Franz (26 September 2001)
Shrink-fit tool-holders are modular
The shrinking tool-holders made by the Franz Haimer company in Germany have been further developed, using standardised thread holes to make balancing of the complet
News from Haimer, Franz (26 September 2001)
Everyone should have a tool balancing system
Tool balancing was regarded as a science, which nobody really tried to conquer. The Haimer balancing system, Tool Dynamic, makes balancing as simple as operating a coffee machine.
News from Haimer, Franz (26 September 2001)
Coolant contributes to smooth take-off
User Application Article Synthetic coolant helps produce a smooth surface on aluminium hatch cover machined for use with the Ariane 44L rocket.
News from Master Chemical Europe (26 September 2001)
"Mini lab" brings oil analysis within reach
The Lube Link benchtop oil analyser is a powerful yet easy to use "mini laboratory" that makes the in-house analysis of machinery lubricant samples a cost effective option for all users.
News from Rockwell Automation Entek (26 September 2001)
Trumpf CNC punch/laser presses get faster
Fast at punching, unbeatable at forming and highly flexible thanks to state-of-the-art laser technology - that's the new combination machine Trumatic 6000 L. Brochure Available
News from Trumpf (26 September 2001)
Attachments eliminate machining problems
GSN Machine Tools has helped a number of production plants out of difficulties in machining operations including slot machining, threading, gear machining and worm production.
News from GSN Machine Tools (25 September 2001)
Enhancing efficiency in electronics manufacture
At the Productronica Exhibition (Munich, Germany, 6-9 November 2001), Harting is featuring two major new products aimed at enhancing productivity and cost efficiency in electronics manufacture.
News from Harting (25 September 2001)
Low-cost sandblasting package educates
A sandblasting package that combines low cost and ease of use, making it ideal for the needs of enterprise educational establishments, is being launched at Design and Technology show.
News from Mega Electronics (25 September 2001)
Traceability function changes Toray to ERP
User Application Article Japanese-owned weaving and dyeing firm Toray Textiles Europe has become the latest customer to go live with its implementation of the TROPOS fast-response ERP suite from SSI.
News from SSI (25 September 2001)
Cosmos set to reveal anti matter of fact
User Application Article The mystery of the whereabouts of anti matter in the universe is a question that has plagued astrophysicists for many years. Brochure Available
News from Desktop Engineering (25 September 2001)
Beadblasting can be more relaxed for operators
Improved operator comfort allied to production efficiency is the prime objectives behind the new Guyson 'Select-300' variable height beadblaster. Brochure Available
News from Guyson International (24 September 2001)
Sensorbility represents LAP Lasers in the UK
Sensorbility are now representing LAP Lasers in the UK. LAP manufacture a range of laser position sensors and alignment lasers.
News from Sensorbility (24 September 2001)
Total number of news releases published during the week: 30
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