Viking turns to Mazak to create a dedicated turning facility
VIKING PRECISION Engineers has invested £1.6m in a dedicated turning facility equipped with four Yamazaki Mazak QUICK TURN250 lathes.
VIKING PRECISION Engineers has invested £1.6m in a dedicated turning facility equipped with four Yamazaki Mazak QUICK TURN250 lathes.
REPLIQUE, A production platform for industrial components, is expanding its collaboration with Alstom worldwide.
A FEMALE industry leader, who was behind one of Harrods’ most successful marketing campaigns, is setting her sights on expansion after completing a £2m investment drive.
WITH THE new Drion·tec D-Spade D5142 exchangeable-tip drill, Walter is launching the world’s first drill of its kind with a double-sided indexable insert. The special feature is the flank face of the first cutting edge.
THE STARRAG Bumotec s191 turn-mill centre has earned the title of the ‘Swiss army knife’ thanks to its versatility. The addition of three small letters at the end of its name now indicates a further development of the top model from Switzerland.
AS AN industry-leading innovator in cutting tool technology, TaeguTec has launched its groundbreaking WIN-MILL series, featuring the advanced CVKT line of inserts and cutters specifically designed for miniature machining applications.
STARRAG HAS launched the Heckert X80, a versatile 5-axis machining centre that delivers exceptional precision and productivity within a compact footprint.
EXEL COMPOSITES has signed a multi-year frame agreement with Italian conductor specialist De Angeli Prodotti for supply of composite conductor cores. The agreement covers deliveries spanning four years and includes a minimum volume commitment of EUR 25m to Exel during the contract period. Deliveries under the agreement are scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2026.
MATERIALS DESTINED for space exploration encounter conditions even harsher than those faced in aviation. Extreme thermal cycling, high levels of radiation and the vacuum of space all present challenges that push component reliability to its limits. To guarantee performance in this unforgiving environment, engineers need detailed insights into material structure and composition. Here, Herman Lemmens, sales development director EMEA at Thermo Fisher Scientific examines three areas in which advanced microscopy techniques are helping researchers to evaluate material performance for space applications.
PLUG-AND-PLAY linear motion turns a compact robot into a multitasking chocolate picker, saving time, cost and complexity
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