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News Release from: Iscar Tools
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 16 August 2007
Cutting tools and usage reviewed after
EMO
Cutting tool manufacturer, Iscar, will be holding a series of six technical information days after EMO 2007 supported by Matsuura, Star, Renishaw, Roemheld, Solidcam and Balzer.
Cutting tool manufacturer, Iscar, will be holding a series of six technical information days after EMO 2007 supported by Matsuura, Star, Renishaw, Roemheld, Solidcam and Balzer Cutting tool specialist, Iscar, will be holding a series of six technical information days between early October and the beginning of December at its technical centre and showroom in Birmingham, UK
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 17 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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People wishing to attend should contact marketing manager, Ian Cutler in the UK.
The seminars will cover not only the Iscar's new cutting tools introduced at the EMO 2007 machine tool show, but will also feature presentations by six of the firm's technical partners, as follows.
* Matsuura (machining centres).
* Star GB (CNC sliding-head automatic lathes).
* Renishaw (probing systems).
* Roemheld (fixturing).
* Solidcam (programming software).
* Balzer (coolants).
The objective of these Manufacturing Development Programme (MDP) 2007 events is to bring visitors up to date with the latest technology on offer from all of these suppliers.
People attending will therefore be able to look at wider production processes and not just on tooling.
Commented Iscar's marketing manager, Ian Cutler, "We recognise that for manufacturing staff to take a day out of their busy schedules is quite a commitment, so we are making sure that they get maximum benefit from the technical information days.
They will be much more than Iscar demonstration sessions, as representatives from all of the other suppliers will be on hand to present their products, discuss technical problems and answer questions.".
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