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09 November 2021

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Group has introduced the VMC650B, the smallest in the Vulcan line of CNC machining centres.

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15 October 2021

A LEADING UK manufacturer of downdraught benches, Airbench has unveiled an ATEX-rated version of its VertEx cross-draught system.

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24 September 2021

WILLIAM HUGHES Group has announced that it has perfected a method of composing and forming complex automotive electric vehicle (EV) bus bar geometries out of pre-coated copper stock and says it can do so in such a way that the insulation/protective cover remains completely viable along the length of the bar.

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01 June 2021

A LEADING manufacturer of downdraught benches and cross-draught systems, AirBench has announced the release of VertEx VX, an ATEX-rated version of its VertEx cross-draught system.

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29 March 2021

CLEAR PRESSURE tanks from SR-TEK help reduce research and development time by allowing engineers and scientists to observe reactions and make changes in real-time.

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03 February 2021

ELESA has formed a partnership with Misati, whose high-performance pneumatic clamps offer exceptional clamping action in work holding, or transport of assemblies in manufacturing operations.

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30 November 2020

ENGIS SUPERABRASIVE single-pass bore finishing offers high precision tolerances in a large scale production environment. The single pass process uses a combination of superabrasive-plated tools, pre-set to exact dimensions, which are passed through the bore, rotating as they complete the honing operation.

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30 September 2020

A NEW downflow workstation from AirBench is designed for light duty fume extraction applications.

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30 September 2020

WILLIAM HUGHES has come to the aid of an automotive tier-one seat manufacturer, a mission made possible by the company’s broad skill set and advanced capabilities in the world of complex wire forms.

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30 July 2020

AirBench has announced the release of its new DF range of down flow workstations for fume control.

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27 July 2020

New drive controllers and motor filters for high frequency (HF) applications from KEB Automation are helping customers develop highly efficient machine concepts for turbo blowers and CNC machine tool spindles. The objective is to increase performance and protect the motor windings at output frequencies up to 2000Hz

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17 June 2020

A wide range of Siegmund tables and clamping systems are available in the UK from distributor, Surface Technology Products (Surtech).

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12 June 2020

Siegmund modular tables and tools are designed for forming, clamping, assembly and welding. They are flexible, hard wearing and indestructible, according to Surface Technology Products (Surtech).

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18 June 2020

TLM Laser has announced a partnership agreement with BODOR Laser and will distribute the company’s range of high precision metal laser cutting systems within the UK and Ireland.

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15 March 2020

AirBench BD is a self-contained blowdown station for the removal of coolant and swarf from machined parts. An operator can simply place parts in the cabinet, lower the screen and use the integral blow gun to clean parts using factory compressed air.

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16 March 2020

AirBench has announced an upgraded range of AOF oil mist filters for extraction of oil mist and smoke from machining applications.

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16 March 2020

A new white paper from Kistler shows how injection moulders can use the company’s ComoNeo monitoring system to minimise and, in many cases, eliminate rejects.

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25 February 2020

AirBench BD is a self-contained blowdown station for the removal of coolant and swarf from machined parts.

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06 December 2019

Guhring has added the RT100XF drilling line to its holemaking portfolio.

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06 December 2019

Surtech has introduced new polishing and grinding machines which meet the latest health and safety requirements.

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FEATURES

09 December 2024

With the help of Hexagon’s VISI CAD/CAM/CAE software solution, model railway manufacturer PECO has streamlined production, improved efficiency, and brought over 3,000 product lines to life

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01 August 2024

Since the purchase of its first 5-axis machine almost five years ago, Rivercircle been impressed by the efficiency advantages

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27 November 2023

Most of us are familiar with a bicycle chain but, Precision Chains in Dudley makes giant versions. These are used in the quarrying industry, agriculture, the food industry, in escalators in the London Underground, water treatment, palm oil manufacture and many more heavy-duty applications. The smallest chain link is 2 inches and the biggest can weigh as much as 25kg for one link.

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16 May 2022

Founded in 1992, P&T Precision Engineering has an established reputation as a subcontract manufacturer that specialises in the production of jigs, fixtures and machined components for the food, medical and pharmaceutical sector.

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04 May 2022

Having manufactured push bike parts for over a decade, Works Components was well-positioned to take advantage of the recent UK cycling boom. But with an expanding product and customer portfolio to address, it required new machinery to keep pace with the growing demand, says Nigel House

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27 January 2021

ANCA’s launch of integrated solutions with AIMS, connects sequential processes in tool manufacturing, to harness the benefits of automation and integration.

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13 November 2018

Modern computer numerical control (CNC) machines are often marketed as requiring much less maintenance than their predecessors. While there’s less need to replace cutting tools in these machines, there’s more complexity to their upkeep. John Mitchell, global sales & marketing director at CP Automation explains how poor power quality can cause recurrent issues for CNC machines

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21 March 2018

Whilst the principles of selective laser hardening are not new, advances in laser technology have made the process more practical for a wider range of applications and an efficient and cost effective method of heat treating ferrous metals. TLM Laser’s director Andy Toms, explains more and looks at the increased efficiency that, he says, results when high powered diode lasers are combined with a mobile laser hardening robot system

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