Addison Saws will be demonstrating a wide range of automated sawing solutions, a high-speed Mecal MC 307 Falcon 4-axis CNC machining centre – and a CSM all-electric hybrid push bender from sister company, Tubefab.

“The technologies we will be presenting have all been handpicked to inspire manufacturers and show the immense benefits that can be brought to their production strategies,” says Gary Knight, MD. “For example, alongside the Mecal CNC machining centre, we will be demonstrating a new automatic saw from Tronzadoras. With Y-axis drilling capability on varying centre lines, it offers a wide range of exciting options for manufacturers of small components.”

Mecal MC 307 Falcons have an X-axis traverse speed of 150mpm, five automatic, individually motorised vices and an A-axis profile rotation from +135° to -135° for working three sides of each component. Fibre optic plc communication ensures rapid data transfer, while absolute smart motor servo drives deliver precise performance. 

The saws on display at Addison’s stand will include: the all-new Everising H460 HB NC fully automatic enclosed bandsaw, a large-capacity Tronzadoras TL600 semi-automatic rising blade aluminium mitre saw, and the Tronzadoras GAA350 TR12 CNC aluminium vertical cut-off saw with Y-axis drilling capability. A newly released IMET twin pillar semi-automatic bandsaw will also be on show, as will IMET’s revised SIRIO 370 vertical action cold saw, and their new X Smart fully enclosed bandsaw – a heavy duty machine purpose-built for cutting cast iron, steel and high-strength steels. “We are looking to include the widest range of innovative, new technologies,” says Gary Knight. “So one or two models may be switched in the run up to the show.”

Finally, a CSM 50TBRE multi-stack, 4-axis all-electric hybrid tube bender from Tubefab will be on display. Stand 4627