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Article Published on 5/20/2022
Precision Machining Technology Review May 2022: Workholding

Production Machining showcases some of the latest workholding technology from NSK America, Zagar, Dillon, Blue Photon and SMW Autoblok.

Article Published on 10/15/2014
Large Threading with Single Spindle

Oilfield pipes require large, quality threads. This Texas shop is getting the performance it needs from two recently implemented big bore lathes.

Article Published on 9/16/2022
Manufacturing Tech. Classroom of the Future

Interactive exhibits in the Smartforce Student Summit demonstrate smart, digital manufacturing technologies (Industry 4.0): additive manufacturing, augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR), automation and robotics, digital twin, generative design, and more.

Article Published on 11/20/2007
When Automation Has A Ring To It

How do you automate a CNC lathe? If the job can be done from bar, put a bar feeder behind the headstock and a parts catcher or a robot in the work area. If it is a chucking job, then apply a robot. It seems, however, that once the system is set up and gets going, then the problems start.

 

Article Published on 9/18/2014
Multitasking Goes Vertical

This article looks at part processing and CNC programming considerations for vertical multitasking applications.

Article Published on 1/22/2010
A Company's Road to Lights-Out

Consolidation is usually about companies. However, this Illinois shop has found that consolidating turning spindles from eight stand-alone lathes into a single CNC multi- spindle, then running it lights-out is the way to go.

Article Published on 5/1/2009
Multitasking Technology for Turn/Mill Lathes Evolves

 From a few live tools on a turing center turret, turn-mill has developed into true multitasking machining.

Article Published on 1/20/2014
Turning Heads with Presetters

As lathes and turning machines pivot toward quick-change tooling models from traditional stick tools, presetters present benefits of keeping chips flying while reducing human error and increasing precision.

Article Published on 10/20/2015
Taking a Big Step

This Indiana shop made a leap from manual machining and basic CNC technology to a sophisticated turning cell and has not looked back. It's been a customer driven transition.

Article Published on 11/15/2002
Finishing Those Near-Net-Shape Parts

CNC lathes and machining centers provide the finishing touch for near-net-shape semiconductor housing parts.

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