News releases on Manufacturingtalk categorised by date
Sunday 11 August
to Saturday 17 August 2002
Dual check safety system complies with Directive
Dual Check Safety system available for the Fanuc i Series Model B CNC controls reduces installation cost for machines required to meet the European Machines Directive. Brochure Available
News from Fanuc GE CNC UK (16 August 2002)
Overhead conveyors raise bath productivity by 75%
User Application Article By switching to an overhead conveyor, bath maker, Westerbergs, has raised productivity by 75% and cut handling errors and product damage.
News from ITS (UK) (16 August 2002)
Alternatives to CNC are sought for drilling
Enquiries from the MACH exhibition have proved that people are seeking alternatives to CNC machines for drilling operations.
News from Meddings Flott (16 August 2002)
Adding flexibility to volume automatic assembly
With product life spans becoming ever shorter, a manufacturer's ability to respond quickly to a changing market is why a high-speed assembly system delivers very high flexibility.
News from Mikron Assembly Technology (16 August 2002)
Automated cell beats stand-alone turret presses
User Application Article Since an automated pressworking cell was installed at a heating and ventilating equipment manufacturer, it says new the facility is 50 per cent faster than stand-alone turret punch presses. Brochure Available
News from Press and Shear Machinery (16 August 2002)
Chlorinated solvents replaced in cleaning
Engineered fluids provide high performance cleaning and overcome the safety and environmental concerns associated with chlorinated solvents.
News from 3M Speciality Materials (15 August 2002)
Moulding technology and automation goes on show
Injection moulding machine builder is planning a series of Technology Days during the Fall in theUS to present the latest advances in moulding technology and automation.
News from Arburg (15 August 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 Dugard (15 August 2002)
Stepdrills avoid tool changing and save time
In trailer manufacture, a number of different holes have to be drilled for securing attachments. Much time has been saved in using special stepdrills and so avoiding tool changing.
News from Hall (15 August 2002)
press brake purchase to save GBP 20,000/year
An agricultural equipment manufacturer is anticipating savings of GBP 20,000 a year following its purchase of a 2200kN, 4000mm press brake to improve working tolerances and capacity.
News from LVD (UK) (15 August 2002)
Insert end mills are tough, but sharp too
Indexable insert end mills from 16 to 50mm diameter combine the strength and geometry of solid carbide with the economy and benefits of indexable inserts. Brochure Available
News from NCMT (15 August 2002)
Test organo-phosphonate levels in cooling water
An improved, easy to use organo-phosphonate test for monitoring OP levels in boiler and cooling water systems eliminates the problems of pH adjustment and end-point determination.
News from Palintest (15 August 2002)
Electric actuators intended for small valves
Compact, direct drive quarter-turn electric actuators have been introduced for the inexpensive motorisation of small ball and butterfly valves, dampers and louvres.
News from Serck Control and Safety (15 August 2002)
Laser measurement equipment added to range
A comprehensive range of laser measurement equipment has been added to Schmitt Europe's product portfolio following the acquisition of California-based Acuity Research Inc Brochure Available
News from Schmitt Europe (15 August 2002)
Investment in tool and cutter grinding rewarding
Tool and cutter grinder manufacturer, which spends five per cent of turnover on R and D, records improvements in machine productivity as well as advances in control software and Internet service.
News from Walter GB (15 August 2002)
Options offered for effective 5-axis machining
With X, Y and Z axes travels up to 2500mm by 2500mm by 1600mm, table-type horizontal boring and milling machining centres offer cost-effective five-axis machining of prismatic workpieces.
News from Ward CNC Machinery (15 August 2002)
Module improves shopfloor terminal functions
The latest machine tool data acquisition software provides enhanced viewing of machine activity and reports.
News from DLoG (UK) (14 August 2002)
The key to accessing IT system is electronic
The security of company IT systems is being revolutionised by the electronic key system, which allows access to PCs and control systems without the need for passwords.
News from Euchner (UK) (14 August 2002)
Avoiding the IT project from HellSSS
Nobody has fully understood how work is done and how it needs to be done using the new technology so the user requirements are flawed.....does it sound familiar? If so, read on!
News from Enigma Business Consultants (14 August 2002)
Key safety issues to keep arc welding safe
The Arc Welder at Work is a highly informative, yet simple to read eight page publication that covers all the key issues associated with arc welding. Brochure Available
News from ESAB (14 August 2002)
Automatic assembly base increases 10kg part output
Rotary automatic assembly machine base, called Velomat, has the possibility to dramatically increase production rates for automatic assembly of parts up to 10kg.
News from Precision Motion (Cofil) (14 August 2002)
Linear machine base accelerates smoothly
Veloline is a new linear machine base which has the capability to operate at up to 100 products per minute, with smooth acceleration and deceleration motion profile.
News from Precision Motion (Cofil) (14 August 2002)
European late payment act will squeeze SMEs
A European directive on late payment will place big burdens on UK Small and Medium Sized Enterprises because they will be forced to compete on the same playing field as large corporates.
News from PKF Accountants & Business Advisers (14 August 2002)
Machine mounts dampen high forces effectively
Offering exceptional horizontal and vertical stability, while still providing vibration damping, the MHD mount is ideal for machines that generate large dynamic forces.
News from Sunnex (14 August 2002)
Specialised press builder celebrates anniversary
Engineered Pressure Systems (EPSI) celebrated its 10th anniversary as a world leader in custom-engineered high-pressure solutions.
News from EPSI (Engineered Pressure Systems, Inc.) (14 August 2002)
Clean and dry at the point of manufacture
Where removal of excess material is vital in the production of accurate component parts and original equipment manufacture, avoid the 'creeping expense' and get a portable unit. Brochure Available
News from Air Control Industries (13 August 2002)
Print and apply system compensates for velocity
Print and apply system features an enhanced two-line display with full error messaging and velocity compensation using encoders for accurate label placement.
News from Advanced Labelling Systems (13 August 2002)
Labelling system company makes Irish show debut
ALS Labelling Solutions will be making its trade-show debut when it presents its extensive range of print and apply, label applicator and tube labelling systems at Pakex Process Ireland.
News from Advanced Labelling Systems (13 August 2002)
CD Rom movies show latest labelling advances
A movie clip CD ROM is designed to provide buyers and specifiers of packaging and labelling machinery with an overview of the latest labelling solutions on offer.
News from Advanced Labelling Systems (13 August 2002)
Customised fabrications focus on clean engineering
Over 100 man years of engineering experience in the supply and manufacture of high quality customised stainless steel components and fabrication is available on a sub-contract basis.
News from Axium Process (13 August 2002)
DIN rail mounting interface supports are up to 2m
DIN rail mounting extruded interface supports that are suitable for 72 and 107mm width PCBs are manufactured from UL94V0 flame retardant green Polyamide 66.
News from Camden Electronics (13 August 2002)
Employment Act to hit businesses hard
The 2002 Employment Act, to be introduced later this year, means that there will no longer be a Small Employers Exemption.
News from Croner Consulting (13 August 2002)
Aluminium handles are more flexible to fix
New tubular aluminium handles are configured to the latest style and design concepts and can replace older bent steel tube handles which often needed welding in place. Brochure Available
News from Elesa (UK) (13 August 2002)
End-of-line detector checks for metals in foods
User Application Article Metal Detector has been supplied to check packaged Indian meals for possible metal contamination. Brochure Available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe (13 August 2002)
Positioners and roller beds aid welding automation
An extensive range of handling equipment can be used to automate the welding process, improve efficiency and enhance weld quality. Brochure Available
News from ESAB (13 August 2002)
Bridging gaps between ERP and lean manufacturing
The DemandStream software suite is aimed at bridging the seemingly insurmountable gap between enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and lean manufacturing.
News from Fourth Shift (13 August 2002)
Graphite-free lubricants guard gears and pinions
The development of so called adhesive lubricants started about thirty years ago, in order to meet requirements made by the industry. Brochure Available
News from Kluber Lubrication GB (13 August 2002)
Turning centre investment made to cut costs
User Application Article Demands from aerospace customers to reduce costs, resulted in a subcontractor acquiring its first turning centre to be equipped with twin opposed spindles, twin turrets and C- and Y-axes control.
News from Kingsbury Machine Tools (13 August 2002)
Weld imperfections identified in real time
A new, laser-based inspection and measurement tool examines and reports on critical trends in welding process quality.
News from Meta Vision Systems (13 August 2002)
Imported solid surface models corrected
A powerful tool views, measures, refines, and corrects solid surface models imported from popular CAD/CAM/CAE systems.
News from Moldflow Vertriebs (13 August 2002)
Industrial transfer system cost lowered
With the launch of a revolutionary new linear motion bearing, the means is there for taking cost out of industrial transfer and product transportation systems and raising capacity. Brochure Available
News from NSK UK (13 August 2002)
Infinite ratio 'gearboxes' offered
Unusual, subtle, but intrinsically simple concept makes complicated servomotor systems obsolete for those precision positioning and transfers which require a fixed stroke motion.
News from Precision Motion (Cofil) (13 August 2002)
Planocentric reduction gears are precise
A family of planocentric reduction gear mechanisms for servo-motors are designed for precise motion control.
News from Precision Motion (Cofil) (13 August 2002)
3D laser welder suits batch or volume production
Fast programming, flexible handling and optimized ergonomics are offered by a laser welding system that allows even complicated 3D geometries to be welded. Brochure Available
News from Rofin-Baasel UK (13 August 2002)
Manual laser micro welding station is compact
A manually-loaded turnkey laser welding system is ideal for where positioning speed and accuracy are critical for small components. Brochure Available
News from Rofin-Baasel UK (13 August 2002)
Superformed components supplied for new trains
Proving that it is not all doom and gloom in manufacturing, UK based fabricator has secured a major new contract to supply key components to train giant Siemens for the new Desiro UK project.
News from Superform Aluminium (13 August 2002)
Model logistics planning deal announced
SynQuest has announced that Nissan North America has licensed SynQuest supply chain planning solutions to reduce total costs across its logistics network.
News from SynQuest (13 August 2002)
Biker parts maker tons up on CNC turning
User Application Article It was a dedicated interest in motorcycles that led Mark Youngman to purchase a CNC lathe to produce precision parts for owners of classic motorcycles.
News from Traub Heckert UK (13 August 2002)
Senior appointments announced
Rapidly expanding AME productdevelopmentSOLUTIONS has made two senior appointments aimed at boosting the company's growth.
News from AME prototypes (12 August 2002)
Two-thirds of manufacturers are out of synch
ILOG and APICS survey finds failure to implement supply chain management applications despite recognised benefits.
News from ILOG (12 August 2002)
Get to know the LeanSigma Kaizen transformation
LeanSigma is the fusion of best practice methodologies - lean business culture that embraces LeanSigma Kaizen events and Six Sigma measurement and quality tools.
News from TBM Consulting Group (12 August 2002)
Synthetics take over when mineral oils reach limit
Synthetic gear oils are used whenever mineral gear oils have reached their performance limit and can no longer meet the application requirements. Brochure Available
News from Kluber Lubrication GB (12 August 2002)
Is innovative manufacturing management absent?
If you have traditional or innovative products, manufacturing processes or equipment - are you sure you really want innovative manufacturing management?
News from Knowledge College (12 August 2002)
Maintaining a plate heat exchanger
Carefully planned and executed maintenance of a plate heat exchanger is a necessity for any successful business strategy concerned with its continued manufacturing productivity.
News from Tranter PHE (12 August 2002)
Encoders deploy magnetic scanning
Single turn encoders employ innovative solid state 'magnetic scanning' technology to give high-resolution positional feedback at a previously unattainable price. Brochure Available
News from Eriks UK (12 August 2002)
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