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Featured in this issue:      Industrial Laser Marking with Epilog Laser  |  Video — Hydraulic Straightening Presses for Bars/Tubes  |  Digital Manufacturing Decoded (Infographic)  |  Non-ferrous Machining  |  Maximize Your IMTS Experience  |  Grippers, Gripper Inserts, Vises, Gripper Pads  |  Sigma-7 Servos for the Next Revolution  |  High Speed, Precision Multi Tool Electro Spindles  |  Book a Meeting with Norton Abrasives at IMTS 2016   17 August 2016 Share with a friend e   Learn more   Tips for Deep Hole Drilling Drilling deep holes can be a tricky task that requires several factors to be taken into account. Runout accuracy, for instance, is crucial to tool life and means that when a smaller, longer tool is being used the choice of toolholder becomes an increasingly critical factor. Another routine but potentially problematical issue is that of 'walking' where a drill tends to move sideways rather down into the part. Simply ensuring that the drill is sufficiently sharp is an effective counter-measure.     View now   Industrial Laser Marking with Epilog Laser Epilog Laser Corp. Permanently etching metal parts and tools is fast and easy with an Epilog Laser system. Epilog systems let you quickly and easily mark a variety of products and materials with data matrix codes, logos, text, and more. Epilog's USA-made systems save time and money for manufacturers. Receive complimentary laser samples here!     Learn more   Video — Hydraulic Straightening Presses for Bars/Tubes Savage Engineering, Inc. For precision straightening of round bars, tubes, and shafts, Savage Hydraulic Presses accomplish your specific requirements as efficiently as possible. Many models to straighten nearly any length or diameter. Powered accessories make effortless handling of heavier work pieces. New design for straightening difficult end bends! See Straightening Presses for Bars/Tubes videos...     Digital Manufacturing Decoded (Infographic) Sandvik Coromant Co. Digital manufacturing is transforming machine shops. Four years from now, we will be well on our way to the fourth industrial revolution. What does this mean? What results should we expect to see in four years? See our step by step guide to digitizing your machine shop. View infographic.   Learn more     Non-ferrous Machining Weldaloy Products Company In addition to the great variety of processing techniques for your non-ferrous material needs‚ we are machining specialists for copper and aluminum applications. Weldaloy has over 20 turning and machining centers‚ the majority of which are CNC operated. We know the best way to handle and machine copper and aluminum alloys.   View now

Learn more   Maximize Your IMTS Experience Okuma America Corporation Visit Okuma Booth S-8500 and see 17 machines; four are new. Experience the latest in machine tool technology and learn how this increases profits for your shop. Take a test drive of our new OSP Suite control system for significant productivity gains and reduced energy consumption. Check out the Okuma CARE Service display, fill out a brief survey, and take home a complimentary Okuma hat! Visit us here to view our complete IMTS 2016 machine list.

View now   Fine with Shine The new LT8.10 fiber laser tube cutting machine from BLM Group is a 3 kW device suitable for use with highly reflective materials such as copper, brass, and aluminum. It is also versatile and can work equally well with a range of cross-sections including round, square, flat oval, and D-shaped.   Learn more   Consistent Application of Force The latest addition to the Dyna-Press series of electric press brakes from LVD Strippit is the 40/15 Plus. The 40 ton force machine has a working length of 60 in., a four-axis back gauge, and touchscreen CNC control. Two heavy-duty ballscrews ensure effective coupling of the ram and servo motors to distribute force evenly. View now   Grippers, Gripper Inserts, Vises, Gripper Pads Fixtureworks Fixtureworks lineup now includes: low-profile TRIGRIP carbide gripper inserts designed for ultra-low profile clamping; TRIMAX production vises for multiple part clamping, quick change components, and easy adjustment; Fairlane GP Series rubber gripper pads ideal as industrial grade contact wear points for automation and positioning applications.     Learn more   Sigma-7 Servos for the Next Revolution Yaskawa America, Inc. — Motion Division From the first spin of the rotor, Yaskawa Sigma-7 servo systems improve your machine's throughput with their unprecedented precision and significant reductions in settling time. The benefits continue for years to come, thanks to encoder resolution and bandwidth improvements that equip users to achieve tomorrow's revolutions in automation technology.

View now   One Style Suits All Walter has added three new helical milling cutters to its M4000 family, which allows one insert style to be used across a range of tools to facilitate a variety of operations. The M4256, 7 and 8 units can also be used for ramping and both pocket and shoulder milling as well as slot milling and circular interpolation.   Learn more   Watching Out for You The microScan3 safety laser scanner from SICK is a compact device intended to ensure safe working for people in the vicinity of possibly dangerous equipment such as machine tools. An important attribute is that it can operate effectively in dusty environments and ambient light. Configuration of the device is also described as highly intuitive.   View now   High Speed, Precision Multi Tool Electro Spindles Indexing Technologies, Inc. — ITI Tooling Co., Inc. As robot sales surge, consider our ATC Series of Electro-spindles with a built-in multi station tool carrier developed specifically to gain the optimum performance on production machines and robots when multiple operations or redundant tooling is required. Durable "state of the art" construction and… More info...     Learn more   Book a Meeting with Norton Abrasives at IMTS 2016 Norton Abrasives Bring Us Your Grinding Challenges — Visit us in Booth N-7051 at this year's IMTS show September 12-17 at McCormick Place in Chicago, IL. Speak with our experts about your grinding process and come away with practical solutions to help you lower your overall grinding costs. Book a meeting today!

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