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Listing of all 59 news releases from Unimatic Engineers:
Low-cost units bring CNC capabilities to all users
A high specification, low cost CNC 3-axis machine, beginning at under GBP 7,000, can perform routing and engraving, drilling and milling, dosing and sign making, prototyping and modelling. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (29 November 2007)
Low cost 3D scanner made for digital modelling
A highly affordable and robust 3D scanner for many manufacturing and design uses makes a digital surface plot of objects such as engineering components, bespoke medical supports and implants. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (26 July 2007)
Laser cutting and marking machines for students
Unimatic Engineers has supplied eduCAM high-speed laser cutting and marking machines to provide a 'real world' experience for design and technology students. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (22 June 2007)
Modules build machining/production centres
From a standard range of modules - light aluminium structural elements and a range of attachments for machining, cutting and welding - a bespoke machining/production centre can be specified. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (15 May 2007)
Mimiature piezoelectric motors and actuators
Unimatic Engineers has introduced the miniature Elliptec piezoelectric range, which encompasses motors, actuators and resonators, made from laminated ceramics. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (17 April 2007)
Providing CNC/automation for engineering students
Computer-controlled equipment achieves a high degree of accuracy and finish in a short time and gives the students a greater sense of satisfaction with their work at all levels of competence. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (16 April 2007)
Laser engraving machines from rapid prototype firm
Laser engraving machines from Xenetech are available in the UK through specialist machining and rapid prototyping company Unimatic. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (23 March 2007)
Engineering firm sells motors, drives division
Intending to major on rapid prototyping and CNC machining, Unimatic Engineers, UK, has sold its motors, drives and linear actuator busines to Micromech. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (23 January 2007)
Scanner produces virtual models in moments
A new concept in 3D scanning is being introduced to the UK by modeling and prototyping specialists Unimatic. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (28 November 2006)
High-precision 3D modelling system
User application article One of the UK's top jewellery schools has invested in a Unimatic Solidscape rapid prototyping machine for modelling and rendering students' designs in 3D in wax Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (17 October 2006)
Surgeons practise operation with rapid prototyping
User application article A rapid prototyping system used by surgeons in their preparations for separating conjoined twins is now available in the UK through Unimatic Engineers to the medical, and educational communities Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (17 October 2006)
SChool invests in rapid prototyping machine
User application article One of the UK's top jewellery schools has invested in a rapid prototyping machine for modelling and rendering students' designs in 3D in wax. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (16 October 2006)
Rapid prototyping cuts development by two-thirds
User application article A training shoe manufacturer has slashed its product development time to 30 days from 90, by adopting the most advanced rapid prototyping systems and applying them on a global scale. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (28 September 2006)
Rapid prototyping aids jewellery-making students
User application article One of the UK's top jewellery schools has invested in a rapid prototyping machine for modelling and rendering students' designs in 3D in wax using of CAD/CAM techniques. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (28 September 2006)
Looking at the future with rapid prototyping
Technical background article The phrase 'rapid prototyping' means different things to different people and has moved away from confusing jargon to well understood definitions and martin Stevens provides an overview. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (30 August 2006)
Understanding rapid prototyping and its benefits
Technical background article Rapid prototyping's supporting vocabulary is moving from confusing jargon to fixed and well understood definitions and Martin Stevens gives an overview of the techniques and their benefits. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (17 August 2006)
3D laser scanner digitises models in more detail
A new 3D laser scanner for digitising models, prototypes, objects and workpieces for CAD and production provides an accurate representation of internal areas, rather than just the outer surfaces. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (16 August 2006)
Monitoring of enzyme catalyzed reactions
A new technical presentation discussing the use of HR-US technology for real time monitoring of enzyme catalyzed reactions has been given by Ultrasonic Scientific. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (11 May 2006)
Ultra-thin layer photopolymer jetting
Objet Geometries, the world leader in ultra-thin layer photopolymer jetting, has launched the new Eden250 3-Dimensional Printing System. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers ( 8 May 2006)
Solving the problem linear bearing 'cage creep'
A crossed roller linear bearing design eliminates 'cage creep' - a recognised and yet difficult to manage issue, which ultimately shortens the lifetime of the linear bearing. Brochure available
News from Unimatic Engineers (12 April 2006)
Precision rapid pattern making doubles speed
Rapid prototyping 3D printers double their output
Bronze bearings are used in commercial ovens
RP system uses 'super thin' layers to build in 3D
Mould makers offered low cost rapid tooling
High-temperature bearings are self-aligning
Digimemo gets e-learning credit approval
Affordable machine laser cuts, engraves precisely
Self-clinching/-aligning bearing range extended
Electronic clipboard downloads to PC
Automation company recruits its first apprentice
Software produces packaging ideas
Electronic clipboard downloads to laptop or PC
Easily mountable bearings reduce assembly time
Alliance to make pillow block bearings available
Pillowblock bearings are self aligning
Software provides window straight Into work
Stepper motors fight back against servo systems
Self clinching bearing range extended
Transfer systems introduction costs reduced
Digital brushless servo drives are even smaller
Insect-sized linear motor lifts 1000X own weight
Electric linear actuator can replace hydraulics
Motion coordinator offers 5 servo axes + 3 virtual
Right machine choice schools for the future
Unimatic to distribute Trio motion controllers
Standards-setting servo installed in 15 minutes
One multiple function system ups productivity
Educational CNC machines also suit prototyping
Learn and apply advanced machining quickly
Linear actuator systems are modular in concept
College students set up engineering business
Bearings clinch directly into sheet metal
Machine tool range suits education and prototyping
High precision ballscrews are wear resistant
Large linear bearing stockholder also modifies
Template maker compliments wood workers
Training centre aimed at schools and colleges too
