productIn keeping with its company slogan of ‘Small investment – big effect’, automation specialist Weiss GmbH brought eight machine tools ‘up to speed’ with the help of innovative clamping devices from Hainbuch.
productResponding to industry demands for mandrels that deliver high performance as well as process reliability, the Maxxos T211 from Hainbuch is said to exceed the expectations of the modern machine shop.
productFor manufacturers looking for a flexible, effective and efficient clamping system for holding components up to 300mm, the Hainbuch stand H19-120 at MACH 2018 could be the place to visit.
productAt the recent EMO exhibition Hainbuch introduced its latest mandrel system, the Maxxos T211. With all the advantages of a hexagonal clamping mechanism, the segmented clamping bushing has an internal hexagon shape that fits perfectly onto the clamping pyramid.
productIncreasing demand for CNC machined components in its barfeed and general turning departments, led Fort Vale Engineering to increase its machine tool capacity to meet demand.
productManufacturers involved in automation are increasingly under the pressure of small batch sizes, with increasing part variants and less time to get parts out of the door.
productTo increase the clamping power placed upon turned parts, Hainbuch has launched its TOPlus range of chucks. For customers who may already be using high-end solutions such as the Hainbuch SPANNTOP range, the new TOPlus is said to provide 25% more holding power.
productNew from Hainbuch, the MAXXOS mandrel system for machining in challenging environments and applications, incorporates the company’s innovative hexagonal clamping geometry.
productNew from Hainbuch, the MAXXOS mandrel system for machining in challenging environments and applications, incorporates the company’s innovative hexagonal clamping geometry.
productWhen torque control equipment manufacturer, Norbar, invested in a new Mori Seiki turning centre and a Matsuura VPlus800 machining centre to boost productivity and capacity, the Banbury-based company wanted to explore how to reduce non-cutting times through innovative work-holding solutions. Hainbuch provided a solution.
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