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News Release from: Manufacturing Technologies Association | Subject: MACH 2006 - UK
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 13 February 2006
More MACH exhibitors announce 'UK
firsts' '
New at MACH' Web site gives exhibitors the opportunity to outline in 20 words details of what they will be displaying at the show that has not been seen before at a UK trade exhibition.
'New at MACH' gives exhibitors the opportunity to outline in 20 words details of what they will be displaying at the show that has not been seen before at a UK trade exhibition: * Birkett Cutmaster (Stand 5746): Pulse-Cutting Amada Bandsaw dramatically reduces production cutting times, blade chattering and noise levels The most significant breakthrough in fifty years
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 13 Apr 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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* Cincinnati (Stand 5330): FTV5-3700 fixed-table machining centre with five-axis spindle.
CFV5 vertical machining centre with five-axis rotary table.
The Bluestar 5 HMC and Blueturn 250 vertical turning centre will be shown for the first time.
* DMG (Stand 5220): DMG launches five new machines (two turning, two milling and one ultrasonic machine tool) demonstrating its commitment to technological development! * DSM-Soft - Cost-effective, high-quality, engineering CAD services from India, offering legacy migration, product design automation, product development support, and reverse engineering.
* Haas Automation (Stand 5310): The ultra-compact Office-series of CNC lathes and mill are small enough to fit through a 36in doorway.
* Igus (Stand 5127): DryLin ZLW is the first toothed belt drive to be fitted with plain bearings.
It is maintenance free and lightweight.
* Kompass (Stand 4865): A new service for MTA members and non-members based around its extensive online database of industrial and commercial companies.
* LENOX (Stand 4749): Armor Rx+, a coated bi-metal bandsaw blade, with 2.5 times blade life.
* Masterflex (Stand 4373): Masterflex will be exhibiting its new range of connecting systems for the transportation of abrasive materials.
* Mate Tooling (Stand 4723): Latest punch press tooling from Mate; pressbrake (brake press) tooling from Rolleri and Wila; and CO2 laser lenses and mirrors from Ophir.
* Procter Machinery Guarding (Stand 5186): Satech low-cost modular perimeter guarding system, including a comprehensive range of panels, posts, doors, bracketry and accessories.
* Simon CNC (Stand 5578): The Maier range of CNC swiss-type sliding headstock machines will be shown for the first time in the UK.
* Tebis (Stand 5771): Tebis Simulator process tool for NC machining simulates/validates complicated mould production processes, letting you optimise safety and running times.
* Techna (Stand 4348): Portable hand-held welders, rocker and linear action machines, massive welding presses, bench machines, suspended spot welders, balancers, transformers, measurement instruments.
* Vargus (Stand 4413): New Shaviv Products for 2006, Mango "Click n'go".
New Ceramic Safety Knife.
Finishing-Bit the new generation finishing tool.
* Victor Europe (Stand 5542): Vcenter-205 an extremely flexible travelling column design VMC; Vturn26/110YBCV the latest multi-axis lathe; Vturn-V300 the ideal solution for chucking work * WNT (UK) (Stand 5290): HPC solid carbide milling cutters with new coating; Innovative Maxiclick parting system; WTX Mini solid carbide drills.
* Yamazaki Mazak (Stand 5120): Nine new machines will be on display including the innovative UN-series of machining centres and the multi-function Integrex e-800 machine.
* About MACH 2006 - machine tools and manufacturing show takes place at NEC (National Exhibition Centre), Birmingham, UK, May 15-19.
Reached by air (Birmingham International Airport), rail (Birmingham International station) and road (car parking charged).
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