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Turning Machines
Shop Evolves with CNC Turning
Debbie Sommers answered a newspaper ad for a receptionist job at a South Elgin, Illinois, screw machine shop in 1980. Today, she owns the shop, an 18,000-square-foot facility with 20 employees and sales growth of 25 percent in 2017.
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Mazak Multitasking Turning Center Completes Machining in a Single Setup
The HQR-250MSY multitasking turning center is said to complete machining from slug and/or bar material in a single setup.
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MW35 Turning Center Reduces Cycle Times
With a spindle speed range of 6,000 rpm and 3.7 kW drive motor, the machine can deliver parts in less than 3 seconds, according to the company.
Read MoreTurning Center Reduces Idle Time
Murata Machinery's MW120II turning center features a high-speed, lightweight gantry loader that offers rapid traverse speeds in the X, Y and Z axes.
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SwissDeco Lathe Available in Range of Tooling Options
Drive technology, tooling, rigidity and modularity make Tornos' Swiss Deco line of Swiss-type lathes suitable for a range of industries.
Read MoreSwissNano Manufactures Small Pieces with High Precision
The SwissNano machine’s kinematics enable turning, drilling, cutting, deburring, roughing and finishing operations.
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Puma TT2100SYY Offers Off-Center Machining
The Puma TT2100SYY is ideal for aerospace and medical applications, according to Doosan.
Read MoreLynx 2100LY Features Large Turning Capacity
The Lynx 2100LY series includes toolholders for live and static tools, a tool setter, a parts catcher and a parts conveyor.
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Swiss-Type Lathe Helps Medical Shop Achieve Higher Precision
After the investment was made in a new Swiss-type lathe, not only was this company management’s expectations exceeded by the machine’s performance and efficiency, but the lathe is now included in plans for future applications.
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Lights-Out Operation Enables Work/Life Balance
Overwhelmed with too much work, a former salesman in the machining industry started his own business, purchasing and installing production machines that allow him to run lights-out production and, consequently, see his family more.
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