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Machine Tool Industry: Addressing the issues for better future

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The machine tool industry faces two major challenges today. One is that technological change in machine tools has changed character in recent years. After more than a century of evolutionary progress, mainly involving mechanization and improved control of mass production, the main progress in machine tools in the last two decades has involved automation and mechanization of small and medium scale production, largely in connection with the introduction of numerical control and also other aspects of the microelectronic revolution. This change in the character and direction of technological change is forcing profound changes both within the industry and in its relationship with users. The other problem is that the competitive situation in the world market is changing rapidly, causing severe adjustment problems for most producers. Even though this is an industry in which foreign trade has always been significant, the emergence of new competitors (particularly Japan in numerically controlled machine tools and newly industrialized countries in conventional machine tools) with new strategies and new kinds of specialization has made for radical changes in the competitive situation for most machine tool firms.

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Technology-gap is one major issue. To have an efficient model or mechanism for companies, they need to improve their own technology. Supply-chain is another issue. Payments and taxation and procurement are the other issues. The biggest lesson the industry learnt was the danger of over-dependence on any single market segment. Until a year ago the machine tool industry was heavily dependent on automobile and auto components manufacturers for orders. Today, because of the downturn, which badly hit the automobile sector, machine tool manufacturers have reduced their dependence on this sector and turned to other customer segments. The future of the machine tools industry lies in automation of processes in manufacturing and engineering sectors. Automation in the manufacturing process would optimize costs, reduce scrap and improved machine usage.

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Contents

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COVER STORY

Mastercam: An intelligent CAD/CAM system for smart manufacturing

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Sandy Moffat Chief Market Officer CNC Software, Inc.

BUSINESS NEWS

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TECHNO FOCUS

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Schmersal Group opens new branch in Dubai Shell launches lubricants B2B services portfolio

Dormer Pramet to display specialty cutting tools at EMO 2019

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Gleason releases the new edition of Practical Gear Engineering

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ORDERFOX awarded BMEnet seal of approval

EMO 2019: ANCA to launch latest generation of ToolRoom Software

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IMTMA to host National Productivity Summit 2019 in Bengaluru

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FARO® introduces Cobalt Design™ 3D Scanning solution 8

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TECH TRENDS

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Seventh Axis: The advantages of extruded aluminum profiles HVAC High-Productivity Allied to Faccin’s Machinery

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Graphite milling with finest contours

The smallest draw-wire sensor the world has ever seen

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Cotton Knitted Seamless Gloves with PVC Dots GEM’s Bottle Type FRP Cooling Tower

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Bettinelli Automation

Marvel Gloves

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Walchandnagar Industries Ltd

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Ms. Samina Khalid Marketing Manager Renishaw Metrology Systems Ltd.

Mr. Rupesh Paparaju Director, Bettinelli Automation Components Pvt. Ltd.

Elgi Equipments

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ENGIMACH 2019

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ExxonMobil Lubricants

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F FACCIN S.p.A.

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FARO

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FILTER ON INDIA

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FLIR Systems

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GEM Equipments Gleason

Machine Tools Manufacturers Association - Rajkot

Mr. Ayaz Qazi Director

Precihole Machine Tools Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Suhas Belapurkar Director - Sales & Marketing ( Industrial Products) Sanjay Tools & Adhesives

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OMAX

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Renishaw

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Shell Lubricants

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Mr. Arjun Prakash Managing Director

Mastercam Metal+Working Expo

Technologies Mr. GK Pillai Managing Director & CEO

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Birla Precision Mr. A.P. Jayanthram Ex-Managing Director, Heidenhain India

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Mr. Arun Mahajan General Manager

LOTOS Oil

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Z ZECHA Precision Tools

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BUSINESS NEWS

Schmersal Group opens new branch in Dubai Specialist in machine safety is heading for markets in the Middle East The Schmersal Group is further expanding its global network and, with its new subsidiary “Schmersal Middle East-FZE”, is focusing on the economic potential of the markets in the Middle East, a region with around 430 million inhabitants. The company with headquarters in Wuppertal, Germany, is represented with its own corporations and distribution partners in over 60 countries - & now also with its own branch in Dubai. “With the founding of Schmersal Middle East-FZE, we are further expanding our business activities towards the Middle East,” says Uwe Seeger, Director of Asia Pacific Middle East at Schmersal Group. “With this step, we are moving a little closer to our local

customers, which we see as a great advantage, because we expect great potential from the United Arab Emirates and the countries in the Middle East.” The Schmersal Group, a globally recognized specialist in machine safety, not only supplies its customers in the MENA region (Middle East and North Africa) with

high-quality safety-related products and systems, but also offers them the comprehensive safety services program of tec.nicum. “Our services division named tec. nicum is a worldwide network with TÜV Rheinland certified Functional Safety Engineers. This means that the services of the international organization tec.

nicum can now be easily and conveniently called up in the United Arab Emirates, “says Uwe Seeger. The United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia are the most important markets in the Middle East. Upcoming major events in the region such as Expo 2020 in Dubai and FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar have launched numerous construction and infrastructure projects in the region, e.g. airports and ports, facilities for energy and water supply and many hotel buildings. Not least of all, these projects have had a positive impact on demand for machines and plants. For more information, Email: Info-in@schmersal.com Website: www.schmersal.in

Elgi Equipments announces first quarter 2019-20 results Elgi Equipments Ltd, manufacturer of air compressors, has announced the results for the first quarter ended 30th June, 2019, posting a PAT of Rs. 17.0 Crore for the quarter, compared to Rs.18.5 Crore in the same period in 2018-2019 on a consolidated basis. Consolidated sales for the quarter was Rs. 467 Crore as against Rs.413 Crore in the corresponding quarter in 20

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2018-2019. The standalone PAT for the quarter was Rs.14 Crore as compared to Rs.22 Crore in the same period in 2018-19. The Company’s compressor business in the domestic market grew by 5% over the corresponding quarter in 2018-19, in spite of a slowdown in real GDP growth. The growth is in line with expectations

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in most segments. The Company’s international business has grown steadily in its key focus markets, notwithstanding stiff competition in the market. The Company’s automotive business grew by 12%, successfully overcoming a

slide in automobile sales pan-India, when compared to the corresponding quarter in 2018-2019. Outlook for the secondquarter 2019-20 : The same trend is expected to continue during the second quarter. A higher growth can be realized in domestic market if the automotive industry picks up and infrastructure investments improve, says the company. www.mtwmag.com



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Shell launches lubricants B2B services portfolio Shell Lubricants has launched a consolidated portfolio of its next-generation services for B2B sectors. The portfolio gives customers a comprehensive set of technologically advanced solutions to optimise performance across industry-wide value chains. With the NextGen B2B Services Portfolio, Shell continues upon its mission of creating industryrelevant, high-performance products for OEMs. Created using Shell’s winning combination of advanced technology and rich industry expertise, Shell’s B2B services facilitate predictive maintenance and optimise cost efficacy to maximising savings. The newly launched portfolio consolidates Shell’s lineup of solutions, including LubeAnalyst, LubeAdvisor, LubeChat, LubeCoach, MachineMax, LubeMaster,

LubeMatch, Lube Management Programme and LubeExpert. Mansi Tripathy, Country Head, Shell Lubricants India said, “The Lubricants industry plays a key role in unlocking efficiency in the B2B industrial space, especially in infra sectors like construction and mining. By bringing together our B2B services under one portfolio, we are enhancing the agility with which customers address operational efficiency challenges and achieve business goals. These ser-

vices will assist our partners augment their competitive advantage, now and in the future.” The portfolio brings together three vital roles: Monitoring and Productivity; Maintenance Support; and real-time, automation-enabled Digital services, underscoring Shell’s role as a trusted industry partner in India’s transition to Industry 4.0. The launch event witnessed the participation of eminent industry players and focused on the value

chain challenges of construction, mining, power, auto ancillary, manufacturing and fleet industries. Praveen Nagpal, Chief Technology Officer, Shell Lubricants India said, “Supporting our partners and customers in addressing critical operational and business issues has been one of our most important endeavours. Companies today are increasingly becoming aware of the criticality of predictive maintenance for long-term cost benefits. However, there was a lack of a one-stop destination which could fulfil all their requirements and ease maintenance processes for them. With the launch of our B2B services, we are providing innovative solutions which will equip our customers to make faster, better-informed decisions and drive efficient macro-operations.”

OMAX to present waterjet cutting precision at EMO 2019 At EMO 2019 Hannover, OMAX® Corporation will present the powerful OMAX 5555 Jet Machining Center® with a 40hp EnduroMAX® pump and Tilt-A-Jet®, as well as the latest in personal waterjets, the ProtoMAX®. With a variety of products on display, visitors to the OMAX booth (Hall 16/ Stand D01) will experience versatility, high precision and a compact design, demonstrating a waterjet for every level of manufacturing. The OMAX 5555 is a perfect fit for 22

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shops needing an industrial machine with a smaller footprint capable of

cutting 1397 mm x 1397 mm. With a completely sealed and protected ball screw drive system, this robust and reliable workhorse is perfect for shops cutting projects needing high precision. The Tilt-A-Jet lets your waterjet achieve virtually zero taper with most materials. The Tilt-A-Jet can position the nozzle at an angle calculated by the software to exactly offset the taper from the jet. Taper doesn’t disappear – it just gets moved to the scrap part of the material, www.mtwmag.com



BUSINESS NEWS leaving your part with exactly square edges. In addition to its industrial machines, OMAX will demonstrate the new ProtoMAX personal abrasive waterjet system. ProtoMAX is a compact, self-contained cutting system ideally suited for prototyping and low-volume cutting of almost any material, up to approximately 26 mm thick. Energy-effective direct drive pumps power both large machines. OMAX direct drive pumps use less electricity

and water while reducing component fatigue. Attendees also will experience OMAX’s easy-tooperate IntelliMAX control software. IntelliMAX was engineered specifically for use with abrasive waterjets and requires no special machine code knowledge to use. A person with no CNC machine operation experience can learn to cut parts on an OMAX waterjet in just a few

hours. OMAX provides free online machine operation and maintenance training, so customers can access training information as needed and at their own pace. IntelliMAX software is compatible with more than 90 different file formats, including all major CAD program file types, plus graphics file formats such as JPEG, GIF, and PNG files. All OMAX lines of abrasive waterjets can cut almost anything, including aluminum, brass, bronze, carbon fiber composite, ceramic, copper, fiberglass, glass, granite, Kevlar, marble, stainless steel, titanium, tungsten and much more.

Dormer Pramet to display specialty cutting tools at EMO 2019 Dormer Pramet, a global manufacturer and supplier of tools for the metal cutting industry, will be participating at EMO 2019 in Hannover to be held from September 16–21to share its expertise in a variety of machining applications and industry sectors. A variety of cutting tools will be on show in ISO materialthemed displays around the stand, with a focus on general engineering, railway and heavy machining. Visitors will be able to view a variety of railway products, including the large 600mm diameter dynamic rail milling cutter and tools to support the machining of bearing plates, switches and wheel sets. Cutting tools for heavy turning, milling, threading and specialist metallurgy 24

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areas, such as scarfing, edge preparation and beveling, will also be on display. Dormer Pramet’s Force range of drills, Shark Line taps and high feed milling cutters are all set to make an appearance at EMO as part of the company’s comprehensive offer for the general engineering industry. In addition, technical application specialists will be available to provide expert advice and support

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on a variety of machining challenges. There will also be a live Q&A on Twitter with a member of the Dormer Pramet team during the show. Gautam Ahuja, Managing Director of Dormer Pramet India, said, “As a business, we might have just celebrated our fifth birthday, but we bring together more than 150 years of industry expertise and knowledge covering both round tools and indexables. Also, our team

has many years combined experience to advise end-users with application support or distributors needing to find the right tool for their customer. This guidance can prove invaluable for anyone wanting to improve and maximize their productivity. EMO offers visitors a great opportunity to tap into this industry know-how all in one location.” This is the third successive EMO that Dormer Pramet is attending, since it was formed in 2014, with the team located in Hall 3, Stand I41. www.mtwmag.com



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Gleason releases the new edition of Practical Gear Engineering Gleason recently released a new edition of Practical Gear Engineering, a technical publication designed to benefit both gear engineering experts and engineers new to the field with comprehensive solutions for many of today’s most common gear design and manufacturing issues. “Many solutions to everyday gear engineering problems are simply not found in common textbooks and are not typically part

of the curriculum in the engineering colleges,” said the book’s author, Dr. Hermann Stadtfeld, Vice President Bevel Gear Technology R&D. “This is the reason why many answers to questions which are related to gear design and manufacturing cannot be found in regular discussions online. To fill this void, Gleason has published this latest Practical Gear Engineering, to provide more insight into typical gear design and

manufacturing solutions, and focusing on topics considered relevant for a larger audience.” Practical Gear Engineering covers a complete range of gear design, manufacturing, optimization, measurement and testing, & prototyping topics for both cylindrical and bevel gears. It’s designed for easy understanding and is supported with helpful illustrations and graphic material. This new textbook is

the latest in the popular series of Gleason technical publications and extends the library of Gleason books for the benefit of gear experts in manufacturing and academia.

DMG MORI reports strong growth in H1 2019 DMG MORI AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT recorded a high level of steady business development in the first six months of 2019 despite an increasingly difficult market environment. As planned, order intake achieved € 1,412.3 million (-10%; previous year: € 1,577.1 million). Sales revenues increased by 5% to € 1,276.4 million (previous year: € 1,215.1 million). EBIT grew by 11% to € 103.4 million (previous year: € 93.0 million). The EBIT margin improved to 8.1% (previous year: 7.7%). Free cash flow rose by 22% to € 81.9 million (previous year: € 67.2 million). 30

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“The first half of the year went well for DMG MORI – despite declining demand. Once again we confirm the forecasts for the full year. We look forward to the EMO in September and present a firework of innovations— especially in the future fields of automation, digitization and additive manufacturing,“ said Chairman of the Executive Board, Christian Thönes. In the second quarter, order intake developed steadily at the high level of the previous quarters despite the increasingly difficult market environment and, as planned, reached € 704.0 million (-7%; previous

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year: € 755.3 million). In the first half year we achieved order intake of €1,412.3 million (-10%; previous year: €1,577.1 million). Domestic orders were € 402.9 million (previous year: € 453.2 million). International orders amounted to € 1,009.4 million (previous year: € 1,123.9 million). Thus, the share of international orders amounted to 71% as in the previous year. Sales revenues increased in the second quarter to € 647.2 million (+2%; previous year: € 633.3

million). At the end of the first half year, sales revenues achieved a new record high of € 1,276.4 million (+5%; previous year: € 1,215.1 million). International sales revenues grew by +7% to € 887.5 million (previous year: € 830.3 million). Domestic sales revenues amounted to € 388.9 million (+1%; previous year: € 384.8 million). The export share was 70% (previous year: 68%). Alongside the good earnings performance, the financial position once again developed positively: free cash flow increased by +22% to € 81.9 million (previous year: €67.2 million). www.mtwmag.com



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ORDERFOX awarded BMEnet seal of approval ORDERFOX.com was recently awarded “Marketplace for the CNC Industry” seal of approval through its subsidiary BMEnet GmbH. With ORDERFOX.com, Buyers and CNC Manufacturers can digitise their work processes and benefit significantly. Buyers gain direct access to available capacity, and Manufacturers find available CNC orders instantly – locally, nationally or globally. “We were especially impressed with the usability of the platform and the refined search and filter functions that make a Buyer’s day-to-day business of searching for specific CNC Manufacturers easier,” says Andreas Richter, assessor at BMEnet GmbH. With ORDERFOX.com, Buyers autonomously manage all their procurement challenges, saving time and money in the process. Sourcing and

ORDERFOX.com awarded with BMEnet seal of approval as a “Marketplace for the CNC Industry”

procurement processes can be improved, be significantly easier and more cost-effective, while the entire supply chain becomes more transparent. Workflows are digitised and data is generated in real time. ORDERFOX. com also opens up direct access to over 12,000 highly qualified CNC Manufacturers within all processing technologies with immediately availability capacity. The newly developed Order Management

System on ORDERFOX. com facilitates secure and highly efficient RFQ creation, organisation and communication, all with just one tool. Local, national or global RFQs are created with just a few clicks and are immediately visible to all users in the selected regions. Buyers can also optimise their RFQs using numerous filters, such as filters for exclusive partners, company blacklists, the NDA function and much more.

“The CNC Market is fundamentally changing. And the award from BMEnet shows that ORDERFOX.com is offering exactly what buyers and CNC Manufacturers around the globe need now: a practical, optimised online tool for digitising their work processes quickly and successfully so they can react to the rapid changes in the CNC industry,” says David Felsmann, CEO, ORDERFOX.com. “After all, digitisation places much different requirements on all market players today than even a few years ago. And with ORDERFOX. com, they can meet these requirements easily, securely, conveniently and efficiently.”

For more information, www.orderfox.com

Metal+Working Expo 2020 to be held in New Delhi Metal+Working Expo 2020 is scheduled from June 1-4, 2020 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. The event is organised by Toredo Fairs India Pvt Ltd. and presents a platform for exhibit of equipment, raw materials 32

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and technology from every façade of the metal working industry. International industrial stalwarts and knowledge leaders believe that the global machine tools market will grow by over

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$40 billion by 2022. This is supported by the increase that has been recorded globally in the end-user market segment of the industry like the automotive industry, die moulding, part manufacturing,

aerospace, shipbuilding, electrical & electronics, healthcare and consumer durables. Specifically in the Indian market, the automotive industry has seen an all-time rise and has become one of the largwww.mtwmag.com


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BUSINESS NEWS est consumers of machine tools in the country. Seeing this growing opportunity in the Indian market, event organizer Toredo Fairs is organizing a comprehensive metal working exhibition providing platform to the needs of every façade of the industry, right from machine tools, accessories, precision tooling, automation, metrology, quality assurance to emerging smart technologies in

manufacturing engineering. M+W Expo 2020 will be spread across an exhibition area of 15,000+ sq. mtrs. at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. The expo will feature over 400 companies from over 10 countries and will feature exclusive international pavilions for companies from Europe, China and Taiwan. Some of the featured participants of M+W Expo 2020 are- Cosmos CNC Machine Tools, Electronica, Marposs, Machine Tools India Limited,

Precision Tsugami, Hurco, Production Aids & Consultants, Muratec|Meiban, Mitutoyo, Accurate Sales & Services, among many more. The exhibition will also feature a Concurrent Show on ‘Additive Manufacturing’, Conference and Workshop on ‘Future Manufacturing

Trends’, Buyer-Seller Meet & Networking Forum and exclusive section for Product Display & Launch. M+W Expo 2020 will serve as the ideal platform to meet, network and build new business relations with decision makers from the end user industries of- Aerospace, Auto Components & Automotive Manufacturing, Electrical & Electronics Manufacturing, Industrial Automation, Railways, Plastics, Textile and many more.

EMO 2019: ANCA to launch latest generation of ToolRoom Software ANCA will officially launch its ToolRoom RN34, a specially designed software package for the aerospace, die mould, general machining and power generation industries at EMO 2019. Customers can get improved productivity or minimize chatter through the intuitive design of high performance, complex endmills. Leading cutting tool manufacturer Fraisa, reduced set up from hours to five minutes through the new tool balancing feature in ANCA’s new ToolRoom RN34. “ToolRoom RN34 is aimed to be the differentiator among many suppliers of endmill manufactures in the industry by allowing customers to design complex geometries 34

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through software to achieve increased tool life, productivity, cutting volume and increased quality and precision of the workpiece,” said Thomson Mathew, Software Product Manager, ANCA. ANCA will also focus on smart factory solutions. It will be showcasing its technology so tool makers understand how they can Build their Factory of the Future at EMO. For tool manufacturers this will be a new landscape that places big data analytics and interconnected technology at the heart of daily work.

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Also on the ANCA stand will be FX5 Linear, which offers automation and the versatility of more options, to meet the needs of increased productivity. The FX5 Linear has a wheel spindle power of 9.5kW and also has an automatic 2 station wheel changer for an increased range of wheels and tool types. The company will also display MX7 Linear, which is a powerful, versatile CNC tool grinder designed for production grinding; RoboMate loader featuring integrated laser etching

system for tool ID marking - a new capability being shown for the first time at EMO; and TapXmicro, which has been designed as a specialized solution for grinding micro taps. The 5-axis machine includes all the necessary features to support unmanned micro tap production. ANCA will announce the ANCA Tool of the Year 2019 winner live at EMO, Germany. Last year the industry welcomed the opportunity to show off their skills with almost 30 entries received from across the world being seen by over 122 thousand fans generating 3,000 comments and reactions on social media. For more information, Website: www.anca.com

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IMTMA to host National Productivity Summit 2019 in Bengaluru Indian Machine Tool Manufacturers’ Association (IMTMA) is set to organize the 13th edition of National Productivity Summit 2019 on August 20 and 21, 2019 at Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), Bengaluru, India. Vipin Sondhi, Managing Director & CEO, JCB India Limited will be the Chief Guest for the summit. Guest of Honour, Bhaskar Bhat, Managing Director, Titan Company Limited, will speak on ‘Impact of Productivity on India’s Manufacturing Competitiveness’. National Productivity Summit serves as a platform for knowledge sharing, cross-learning, and networking. The two days summit will enable delegates to learn more about the various facets of manufacturing competitiveness from prominent industry experts as well as the case studies presented by various

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companies. Leading manufacturing companies such as Bosch Limited, Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited, Carborundum Universal, Godrej & Boyce Manufacturing, Mahindra & Mahindra, Rane TRW Steering Systems Private Limited, SAAB Engineering, TVS Motor Company Limited, will present their case studies. On Day 1 of the summit, G. Parthipan, CEO, Rane TRW Steering Systems will be delivering his keynote address on ‘Adopting modern manufacturing technology to enhance productivity’. Day 2 will witness Dr. Babu Padmanabhan, Managing

Director, and Chief Knowledge Officer, Steer Engineering delivering a keynote address on ‘Innovation as a powerful tool to enhance productivity’. The summit will also feature a concurrent session on Productivity improvements in SME sector. Under this, Gala Precision Engineering Pvt. Ltd., Khutale Engineering Pvt. Ltd., and UCAM Pvt. Ltd. will present their case studies and contest for the IMTMA - ACE MICROMATIC Productivity Championship Awards 2019. IMTMA will organize pre-summit plant visits

on August 19 to help delegates gain a first-hand insight into productivity improvements on the shop floor of the manufacturing companies. Delegates will be taken on a guided tour to Ashok Leyland, TVS Motor Company, Volvo Trucks, Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India, Toyota Kirloskar Auto Parts & Bosch, Dynamatic Technologies, and Volvo Construction Equipment. Chetan Maini, Vice Chairman, Sun Mobility will present his keynote address on Electric Vehicles and their impact on Indian manufacturing. The summit will conclude with the IMTMA-Ace Micromatic Productivity Championship Awards 2019 presentation ceremony, which will recognize and reward outstanding efforts from the shortlisted case studies of companies which have excelled in achieving superior performance.

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FARO® introduces Cobalt Design™ 3D Scanning solution FARO® recently announced the availability of the Cobalt Design™ structured light scanner product family. Structured light scanning technology uses projected light patterns with a camera system to capture large areas at once and, as a result, significantly reduces data capture time and delivers quicker results. Cobalt Design™ combined with the recently introduced RevEng™ software platform, delivers a one stop, comprehensive digital design solution where small to medium objects can be scanned with precision, in color with multiple levels of resolution. It is the first color structured light scanner from FARO® specifically developed for design applications and is ideal for scanning complex surfaces, especially highly detailed organic shapes. Cobalt Design™ addresses a variety of design

requirements, including reverse engineering, prototype design, packaging design, digital cataloging and even jewelry and fashion design. Cobalt Design™ enables design professionals to set up scan parameters once and then proceed to scan similar objects with the push of a button. Furthermore, several pre-configured scanned & meshing settings are available by default. The integrated, rotational axis dramatically improves the 3D scanning process and maximizes comprehensive scanning coverage. The scan object/ part itself is placed in fixed position on the axis and then the axis can be set to automatically rotate up to 360 degrees as it is being scanned. Cobalt Design™ captures millions of 3D measurement points in as little as one second with up to 3.1Mpx accuracy for small to medium complex objects. Precise and high quality textured

scans can be captured in color and delivered as realistic images that enable even more detailed representations of geometric surfaces and finishing in true to life 3D color. “The introduction of Cobalt Design™ together with the recently announced RevEng™ software platform reinforces our commitment to be the market and thought leadership for 3D data capture solutions across a variety of design-centric industries and applications,” stated Thorsten Brecht, Senior Director, 3D Design. “We have elevated the 3D structured light paradigm by paralleling the development of both hardware and software, so users are able to leverage every ounce of advanced functionality of both technologies in concert.”

14th ENGIMACH geared up to raise the bar The 14th ENGIMACH, to be held from December 4 to 8, 2019, strives to go a step ahead of its previous editions. Products, processes, technology, emerging innovations, active participation of national and international companies, knowledge exchange with world leaders, 36

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BUSINESS NEWS line-up of exhibitors from over 25 countries like Japan, Germany, USA, UK, Austria, Italy, Spain, Canada, Switzerland, Netherlands, Australia, Singapore, Taiwan, Korea, China, Hong Kong, Thailand, UAE, Turkey, Egypt, Poland, Ukraine & Czech Republic showcasing an extensive range of more than 1500 industrial products. This will scale up the ENGIMACH brand a notch

further, thereby allowing the industry to traverse its full potential and tap possibilities and gain initiatives. Over the years, ENGIMACH has been one of the prime contributors to the development of the machine tools industry, that enables its participants and visitors with cutting edge and power house technology that stands for engineering excellence, innovation,

quality and reliability. The showcase at ENGIMACH has served as a launch pad for new ideas, products and services, a conducive environment for forging joint ventures, collaborations and an open marketplace to source ideal solutions with over 10,00,000 business visitors and beneficiaries. The previous edition of ENGIMACH, held between

December 6 to 10, 2017, was a roaring success. Spread over 50,000 square meters of area, the exhibition saw participation from almost 500 exhibitors from across the globe. With 27 participating countries and 296 participating regions across India, it saw a whopping 76,662 visitors resulting in a total of Rs 2,000 Crore business turnover.

Bettinelli’s High Precison Link Conveyors: A range in constant evolution Cam Driven Systems (CDS), a division of the Bettinelli S.p.A. group, has come up with the widest range of positioners, rotary tables and cam mechanisms for the automation processes. CDS Precision Link Conveyors TSL, TL and TXL provide the industry’s highest accuracy and repeatability for automated assembly and manufacturing machinery platforms combined with the highest dynamic performance available on the market. The precision link conveyor TL series has been designed to meet the requirements of high productivity and reliability of modern automation, combined with excellent precision and speed, with a high degree of versatility to offer customers the most suitable so-

lution. They are used on machines that require stability, precision, high speeds and low maintenance. They are different in terms of body width, allowing great flexibility and a more accurate choice during the designing phase. The need of the market and customer orientation, added to the desire of CDS to expand & improve its product range has brought new innovations to the TL series: TSL 200 : In TL 200, the depth of the body has been reduced, with the same stroke, with a consequent reduction of the gearwheel diameter and a better ratio with the driver unit and a better positional accuracy. This makes the machine far more compact and it is a great advantage to the machine builder. Plastic Protections: In the TL range, the plastic protections have been studied to be applied on pallets in order to guarantee an antiintrusion covering for the components being processed. These covers are printed in 3D.

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Special Links Chain: Together with the plastic protections a new links chain has been developed. The latter is equipped with special seals to reduce the accumulation of powders or abrasive material during the process and increase the protection of leads and bushes. In a nutshell, following are the salient features of these conveyors: • Versatile and compact modular-component design • Precision machined cast iron chemical-nickel plated links • Precision chordal compensation cams • Cam Driven for fixed indexing motion or servo driven for flexible positioning The competitive price and fast lead time together with CDS quality and reliability make this series very attractive for the market, says Rupesh Paparaju, Director, Bettinelli Automation Components Pvt. Ltd., based in Pune. For more information, Website: www.bettinelli.in

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Mastercam: An intelligent

CAD/CAM system for smart manufacturing Q. MASTERCAM has gained substantial market share in the machine tool industry. What is the software’s background and some of its milestones? Mastercam launched more than 35 years ago, started by a machinist and his mathematician brother. Mark and Jack Summers saw Mastercam as a way to bring the power of CNC programming to as many shops as possible. From the beginning, we had a two-prong strategy to ensure we delivered what customers need – direct feedback from shops and an experienced, local support network. Today we rely on the same strategy. We work with thousands of shops around the world to ensure they have they tools they need to succeed and back up those shops with local experts who can help them make the most of their investment. We remain dedicated to constantly making the software easier and more intelligent, and the machining faster and more efficient with less wear and tear on machines and tools. Mastercam has introduced several pieces of technology in the

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last few years that assist with this need. The most game changing has been Dynamic MotionTM technology to create material-aware toolpaths where the tool engagement angle constantly changes to keep a consistent chip load on the tool and use more flute length. The result is a faster machine time, reduced machine tool wear, and extended tool life. Another milestone advancement in CAD/CAM is Accelerated FinishingTM. This technique delivers better finishes in a much shorter time on a variety of complex surfaces. With new classes of shaped tools being introduced, we work closely with tool manufacturers to develop toolpath motion that takes the most advantage of what can be done with these emerging tool shapes. Q. Please brief us about company’s global reach & what are the global alliances that have been made in order to outperform the competition? Mastercam currently has more than 260,000 global installations, making it the most widely used CAM software brand according to

independent research company CIMdata, inc. This gives us unmatched insight into the needs of machinists and lets us shop-test new and innovative techniques in more practical situations than any other CAM software. Keeping in line with our original philosophy, we also have the largest number of global service and support organizations in the CAM industry; nearly 440. These local organizations provide Mastercam expertise to shops, help them with challenging manufacturing issues, and in many cases act as partners to help them get the most from their software and hardware. We extend this view of partnerships to hardware and software producers across the industry. Our open architecture lets innovative developers create highly specialized programming tools that run directly within Mastercam. We work directly with equipment and machine tool manufacturers to make sure Mastercam users will be able to get every bit of benefit possible from that equipment, and we have close partnerships with the

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leading tooling manufacturers. These relationships have dramatic benefits for everyone involved. As an example, we have worked so closely with some tooling manufacturers that both the tooling and our software were changed and improved as a result, delivering new options to shops they otherwise would not have had. Q. What are the market prospects for the MASTERCAM products in India and how do you plan to position these products? Indian manufacturing under the Make in India initiative are very promising for Mastercam. We expect a continued expanding manufacturing sector in 2019 followed by an even stronger 2020. Automotive, aviation, and electronics are just a few of the sectors that we are looking at to deliver steady, sustained growth. As the world’s most widely used CAM software, we’re fortunate to have an enormous pool of practical shop experience in a variety of industries on which to draw. This is invaluable in determining the changing needs of specific industries. We use this collaboration with our user community, combined with our internal expertise, to provide the tools that those industries need to thrive. Q) Can you brief us about the marketing strategies that were applied in order to stand out in the competition of the industry? We see three critical components that have helped make Mastercam successful in India. First, we forged a strong and wide-reaching sales and support partnership in India to ensure

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Mastercam users will have the technical backing they need to succeed. Mastercam India ( www. mastercamapac.com) brings decades of CAM expertise to a thriving market. Second, we carefully watch the changing Indian manufacturing sectors, evaluate what specific applications they need to reach their goals, and provide focus in those areas. Third, we work with our Indian users as partners to gain insight into what they need to expand their current business, enter into new sectors of manufacturing, and improve their day-to-day operation. Q. What are the R&D and Quality policy for your business? We have rigorous and demanding R&D and Quality processes for Mastercam. New features are developed in two ways. First, our internal experts propose new ideas and concepts for programming based on emerging manufacturing trends. Second, we get feedback and suggestions directly from users. As we refine these ideas, we test them at our in-house Manufacturing Lab. This is a fully equipped machine shop that mixes the latest in machine tool technology with common “work-horse” machines so we can test new ideas in a variety of real-world shop conditions. We rotate the machines out of our shop on a 12- to 18-month cycle to help ensure we have wide variety on which to test. Once proven out, the software goes to our extensive Beta Testing community – Mastercam shops across the globe that want to use and dissect the latest CAM technology.

That feedback is brought back and then goes through a final rigorous testing phase, with new refinements always available to Beta users for testing on the shop floor. Q. What are the key technological trends that are driving your industry? The main trend remains the same as it has been for quite some time. That is a constant drive to increase productivity through faster and more flexible manufacturing output. This remains a common trend among all shops regardless of industry. Another rapidly growing trend we see embraced by Make in India is manufacturing connectivity, commonly called Industry 4.0. We address this by focusing on where Mastercam can accept and output information, and how that information can be used and coordinated elsewhere in a shop’s process as needed. Mastercam powers the machine tools, but that is just one part of what a shop needs to do. Mastercam also provides a platform for the shop to do a variety of things like metrology, robotics or digital tool management—all of these pieces add to the growing connectivity of Industry 4.0. Q. What is your vision for MASTERCAM? In India, our goal is to empower manufacturing with superior products and support. No matter the industry, shop size, or manufacturing challenge, some things are consistent in every shop across the globe. Our vision for Mastercam in India is the same as it is anywhere people need to make parts – to create software and services that solve the world’s manufacturing challenges.

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DMG MORI: Delivering fast spindle repair with original spare parts

Dr. Christian Hoffart Managing Director DMG MORI Spare Parts

The durability, torque and performance of the spindles manufactured and developed by DMG MORI make them an elementary part—the very heart—of the machine tools of the manufacturer. To ensure maximum availability of the spindles, DMG MORI offers its own spindle service. In an interview, Dr. Christian Hoffart, Managing Director, DMG MORI Spare Parts, throws light on the special features of the service and how it plays a crucial role in ensuring sustainable availability of these spindles. Excerpts Q. Dr. Hoffart, what special features does the DMG MORI spindle service offer? The aim of our spindle service is to maximize machine availability for our customers. The offer ranges from costeffective repair in our plants – with original spare parts, it goes without saying, plus the spindle mobile for on-site repairs at the customer and

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includes the replacement of new or replaced spindles within 24 hours. We keep a stock of than more than 6,000 spindles available worldwide, which means we are able to achieve an availability rate of 96 to 99% on a daily basis. For key machines we offer a spindle reservation, the socalled ‘spindle hotel.’ Preventative spindle maintenance rounds off our

comprehensive offer—for which we give a fair-price guarantee in contrast to third-party suppliers. Q. Which spindles are among the remaining 1 to 4% and what happens if such a spindle is required at short notice? Primarily, 1 to 4% consists of older generation spindles, which we

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generally supply within a very short period when required or else we fly them in express from our external warehouses in Dallas, Shanghai and Iga. There is always still the option of customized repair. This might involve a special spindle that we have installed at the request of the customer. Anyway, in such cases we recommend end customers to purchase a replacement spindle when they buy the machine. Q. What basically sets DMG MORI spindles apart from those of thirdparty suppliers? Our spindles are characterized by durability, torque and performance, optimum thermal behavior and lower failure rates. We work continuously on further development and thanks to our large range of spindles our customers always find a customized solution in line with their applications. Our service also benefits from our expertise as a manufacturer of spindles, which is why we rank at least a league higher than third-party suppliers where quality is concerned. We only ever use original spare parts for our repairs and can eliminate the risk of subsequent damage. A third-party supplier does not have the possibility of supplying brand new replacement spindles. Many customers who have had experience with third-party providers come back to DMG MORI again. Either they were not satisfied with the quality or the supposed better price turned out to by a lot higher than ours because of reworking that had to be paid for—we hear that last comment very often. Our experience indicates that this all adds to a better and more sustainable result. After all, nobody knows the heart of a machine as well as its manufacturer.

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Q. Does DMG MORI only ever use its own spindles or do you also buy from outside (for which machines/ applications)? One of our long-standing partners and suppliers is Kessler, whose spindles are always either new or further developments of DMG MORI and Kessler. If requested to do so by our customers, we also install spindles from external suppliers. Q. You have developed a new material for spindle bearings in cooperation with Schaeffler (Vacrodur). What are the benefits of these bearings? The development has resulted in exceptionally high hardness values of over 65 HRC. The load capacity, wear-resistance and thermal stability of these spindle bearings are all extremely high. DMG MORI spindles have a 13-times longer nominal service life with “elastohydrodynamic“ (kurz EHD) lubrication. The dynamic loadbearing capacity—compared to 100Cr6- rolling bearing steel has been increased by a factor of 2.4. Thermal stability is guaranteed up to 400° C. I know of no other spindle from the competition that is anywhere near as resilient and powerful. Q. Can older spindles also be retrofitted with these bearings (during servicing/maintenance) or are they only intended for new spindles? Due to the generously dimensioned bearing design, you would have to make structural changes to the existing spindle. This would be possible in some cases if requested or required. To date only one type of older generation spindle has been retrofitted with this new bearing

generation with Vacrodur. Q. What is the average runtime of a spindle before it needs servicing? That depends on the degree of stress the spindle is exposed to. Both the predominant speed range and the material to be machined play a key role in this respect. The MASTER spindles of the new generation currently have a failure rate of less than 1%. The 11,000 MASTER spindles that leave the DMG MORI factory every year are clear confirmation of customer satisfaction. Q. What role does the topic of teleservice / remote monitoring of spindles and machines play for the spindle service, with regard to early detection of a potential problem? The role of our NETservice is gaining in importance here, especially in view of automation solutions. Vibration, temperature and torque are monitored with the aid of the MPC (Machine Protection Control). The system has an emergency shutdown function in case of a crash. Our service can offer active support with production problems by checking the MPC vibration data. Customers can also display and evaluate their spindle data in real time using special software solutions. Q. Are customers willing to open themselves or their systems up for this? In Europe the connectivity rate of NETservice is currently around 45%. We are seeing a growing interest here, because customers increasingly appreciate the benefits. Connectivity will increase significantly as Industry 4.0 progresses to reach well over 50% by the end of the year. Other

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markets like China are still in the rollout phase, but we expect a similar development there in the long term. Q. If a customer suffers damage or has a crash – what is the ideal (service) procedure? Notification of the damage is submitted to the regional service company. This is followed by an analysis of the damage and identification of the spare parts. Service then uses these results to generate a quotation for the spare parts and service required, which is confirmed by the customer. Delivery of the spare parts is effected within 24 hours, with receipt followed immediately by the service replacement assignment. Q. Where do you carry out the service/maintenance work on the spindles? We have three Spindle Competence Centers in Germany for servicing: in Pfronten, Bielefeld and Wernau.

Q. You offer a 36-month warranty with no hourly limit for MASTER spindles. Is this period valid only for new spindles or overhauled ones as well? The 36-month warranty is only valid for new spindles of the latest machines. Overhauled spindles are still granted a 9-month warranty with unlimited hours. Q. What is the current percentage of MASTER spindles from all machines sold? Over 95% of all DMG MORI metal cutting machines are equipped with motor spindles from the MASTER series. The vast majority of these originate from our production locations in Iga and Pfronten, where 7,000 or rather 4,000 of these spindles are produced a year.

Q. You promise new & replacement spindles within 24 hours. How long does a customer have to calculate on average for a repair and how big is the average saving? The actual repair of the spindle (after receipt in the plant) takes around three working days plus two days for the dismounting and mounting of the spindle by a service technician. The cost saving compared to a new spindle is on average 40%. Q. Do you offer your service only for new (or younger) machines or for all machines? We offer our service for all machines—both technical support and the provision of spare parts. Our customers expect absolute reliability, maximum workpiece accuracy and durability. 100% satisfied customers take top priority at DMG MORI. Every individual customer is important to us and therefore also the customer’s machinery.

The 11,000 MASTER spindles that leave the company’s plants every year, are clear confirmation of customer satisfaction with the DMG MORI Spindle Service.

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large percentage of industrial cutting tools used to drill, cut, grind, and mill metals are made of tungsten carbide particles held together by a cobalt bonding agent. In a few instances the bonding agent may be nickel or platinum. The drilling, cutting, milling, or other metal working step requires the application of a liquid coolant or lubricant at the area of contact between the metal surface being machined and the drilling, cutting or milling tool. Although water or mineral oil can be used alone as a coolant or lubricant the practice has been to add compounds which increase the lubricity and cooling ability of the liquid and which delay its deterioration. These added compounds often, however, contain sequestering (chelating) agents and moities such as sulfur, chlorine, carboxyl groups and hydroxyl ions. It has been observed that when cutting, drilling or milling tools which are made up of tungsten carbide particles bonded with cobalt or nickel metal are exposed to these cutting fluids containing chelating agents or moities such as sulfur, chlorine, carboxyl groups and hydroxyl ions, the cobalt or nickel is leached away. Leaching of the cobalt or nickel metrix from the tool leaves a residue of carbide particles and results in premature failure of the tool. The presence of sequesterants or moities in the coolant or lubricant, as well as the mere presence of hydrogen and hydroxyl ions in a water-base cutting fluid, are thought to be responsible for the leaching of cobalt (or nickel). In the field of water-miscible cooling lubricants, non-ferrous metal inhibitors are also often used to

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prevent the uptake of cobalt, e.g. to prevent during carbide machining. Comparable compounds are also available for use in non-watermiscible coolants. The mode of action distinguishes between different groups of inhibitors: • Elma Co-nserve form a passivating protective film on the metal surface, which prevents the release of metal ions. Typical examples of this class of substances are the Elma Co-nserve and their derivatives, which also have a complexing effect. • Chelating agents (e.g., N, N’disalicylidene compounds) together with the metal ions form very stable complexes which are insoluble in the base liquid and can sink to the bottom or be filtered off.

The derivatives of Elma Co-nserve alone have a marked effect in reducing the cobalt-leaching effect. By selecting the optimal compound, a re-

duction of cobalt uptake of more than 95% is possible. Other compounds of this type, however, seem to force the cobalt uptake strongly. The chelate complex-forming N, N’-disalicylidene has only a slight effect, the thiadiazoles, which neutralize active sulfur compounds, remain naturally ineffective here. The subsequent addition of amine / phenolic antioxidants shows no effect, if the cobalt dissolving acidic compounds are already present. The phosphate ester, the effect of which was rather doubtful even as a nonferrous metal inhibitor, shows an antagonistic effect here by strong cobalt whitening. In another experiment, gray castings were added to the solutions described above to provide the resulting cobalt complexes with a suitable substrate for attachment. However, even after a further 168 h, this did not lead to any measurable reduction in the cobalt concentrations in the test substances. In a supplementary test series, it was tested whether a high concentration of cobalt in a cooling lubricant can also be subsequently precipitated by adding a suitable inhibitor. For this purpose, a mineral oil with a high cobalt-dissolving compound and cobalt powder was heated to 100 ° C for 24 hours. After cooling the solution, which had a cobalt concentration of 600 ppm, various inhibitors were added and the cobalt concentrations were determined after storage over 144 h and 288 h at room temperature after filtration by means of RFA. Here, too, it was found that the film-forming Elma Co-nserve derivatives, which also have complex-forming properties, have the best effectiveness. However,

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LOTOS Oil: Extending the horizon

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OTOS Group is a European company whose main production plant is located in northern Poland on the Baltic Sea. This is the optimal location in Central Europe. The company deals in oil extraction and processing. LOTOS Oil is a part of LOTOS Group and is responsible for the production, distribution and sale of lubricants and base oils. LOTOS Oil is the leader of the Polish lubrication market. It sells approx. 220,000 tons of base and process oils on the world market. It also produces and sells approx. 60,000 tons of lubricants to over 80 countries around the world, apart from Poland, mainly to the EU, the former CIS, Africa and South Asia. The product portfolio covers most of the Polish market’s demand for industrial oils and lubricants, automotive oils as well as process oils. Our offer includes several hundred products, some of which can be especially useful in the segments of the industry that are numerous and dynamically developing in India. They are primarily oils for the power industry. Poland has for many years based

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on its hard coal and lignite power industry, has had numerous blocks with capacities from 200MWe to the most modern block of 1045MWe. Nearly 70% of them are filled with LOTOS oils. The quality of oils expressed in the approvals of leading turbine manufacturers has been confirmed in many years of the operation of machines with extremely high reliability. For several years, we have developed our oil technologies for steam turbines that can be successfully used in Indian power plants. An oil service dedicated to this industry is an important element complementing the LOTOS Oil offer for the power industry. The above-mentioned mining is the second important market for the company apart from the power industry. Ambitious plans for coal mining growth in India can be an interesting area for LOTOS. Restrictive mining safety regulations in Poland set high requirements also for the lubricants that LOTOS Oil produces. Our offer for the tire, rubber and polymer industry that we supply with Rubber Process Oils (RPO) is also optimal. Our clients include producers from the so-called big four of tire and rubber producers and producers of other rubber products. The prod-

ucts are delivered to many European countries as well as the Far East. The development of them was based on the implementation of technology that meets the stringent standards of low carcinogenicity of tire components. We can partner the dynamically developing Indian automotive market not only in the production of tires but, above all, in oils for truck transport, from large trucks to small passenger cars. In recent years, Poland has been building its position of a transport leader at the junction of the EU, Russia and the Far East countries and has become the market for growing demand for truck oils. LOTOS Oil is taking advantage of this trend by developing and supplying oils with the TURDUS brand with approvals of leading OEMs, and its own production of base oils provides the products with a competitive price-quality relationship. The railway industry is another segment of LOTOS Oil’s strong presence. We have an offer for the railway industry resulting from the long-term supply of products to the second-largest Polish railways in the EU in terms of freight transport.

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Radius: Marching on Growth Path

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Radius Engineering Solutions Pvt Ltd

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he company has achieved a number of milestones over the period of 10 years. Among the major milestone is the establishment of the factory by newly constructing a 7000 square feet shop in the industrial area of Bidadi. The infrastructure with the overhead crane and other facilities make it the ideal place to build state of the art technology machines. The second milestone that the company has achieved slowly but surely is the development of the line of world-class machines for making stator coils and pellet dies. The products have gone through the evolution process and now are the best machines available anywhere in the world with a lot of proud customers. The other milestone that the company has carried forward is leveraging the skill and expertise in the hole making to subcontract shops with the company setting up shops in different cities offering gun drilling services for a variety of components from orthopaedic, die & mould, auto, aerospace etc. Now we have our Gun drilling Job shops at Bangalore, Delhi, Pune and in a month’s time in Chennai. Our vision for the future years is to see that we reach different markets for our entire range of machines. With food for poultry, cattle, fisheries all becoming a well-organised industry the requirement of pellet dies is also going to increase and Radius has wonderful value for money machines with

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necessary automation to cater to this segment. Our vision is therefore to be the best machine manufacturer in the world for these pellets die machines and cater to the global market and give excellent value for money solutions. With demand for energy always on the rise whether it be the conventional like hydro, fossil fuel, nuclear or renewable like the wind the requirements for big generators will be the order of the day. Also with increasing impetus on rail transport worldwide the requirement of traction motors also are going up. Radius with its wide range of machines for stator coil making will be well leveraged to play a major role in this segment. The product technology the company represents is offering customized cutting edge solutions for the problems faced by the customer. With the increasing thrust on automating the process which can give consistent quality the challenge is to meet the customers ever-growing expectations at a lesser cost. The product technology that Radius represents is using CNC with remote diagnostics, Scada and developing necessary software and tools to get the manufacturing done in an easy and consistent manner. In the pellet die gun drilling machine we have 10 axis machine which can run uninterrupted for shifts and offer high productivity. Our coil making press with all the

pressure and temperature sensors have the best process monitoring done on SCADA and made available to the customer for traceability and quality control. Our taping machines have intelligence built in to tape the coils accurately. Thus Radius represents adopting latest technology but utilising the same optimally to give the customer excellent value for money proposition The future for products in India looks great with the make in India thrust and lots of manufacturing happening in India, Radius has offerings in the machines front catering to the energy, food processing, transport industries with its staple of products in pellet die making machines and stator coil making machines. Also with the expertise that the company has in gun drilling and deephole drilling the company can handle a wide range of diameter from 1 Dia to 30 Dia in gun drilling and dia 30 to 200 in BTA deep hole drilling machines and for length up to 3 metres and cater to some of the most critical applications spread across various industry segments like orthopaedic, fuel injection system, auto, aerospace, die and mould, Petroleum etc. Radius with its enormous expertise in gun drilling, tooling, machine, fixturing & entire application will offer subcontract and job work solutions at different locations all over the country.

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How MMK raised the bar for rotary table accuracy

Using Renishaw solutions, MMK has empowered machine tool makers and users to accurately track and control CNC rotary table indexing and improve performance

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NC rotary tables play a vital role in the performance of multi-axis machining centres. As table accuracy and reliability are of paramount concern throughout the product’s lifetime, Matsumoto Machine Corporation (MMK) has taken a pragmatic two-pronged approach to reducing indexing errors and improving performance. By enhancing both product calibration and encoder technologies the company has set new standards for rotary table accuracy. Background Founded in Japan in 1948, Matsumoto Machine Corporation is a technologyleading provider of innovative, high quality jaw chucks and numerically controlled rotary tables used by industrial machine tool makers throughout the world. A key feature of MMK’s CNC rotary tables is a patented worm and wheel gear assembly developed by OTT GmbH, Germany. Unlike double lead worm gears, the OTT worm and wheel gear is able to minimise backlash, ensuring outstanding accuracy and long life, efficiency and durability. Shaped in order to maximise gear

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surface contact area, thereby reducing adverse surface pressure effects, the OTT worm gear teeth are split into separate right and left parts (shank worm and hollow worm) connected by a span ring. This unique structure enables backlash adjustment simply by reducing the distance between the two parts. This design also ensures that only one side of a worm gear tooth is in contact with the wheel gear, leaving a clearance on the other side. As a result, the 2-piece split gear design will not seize up, even with zero backlash. A further advantageous characteristic of the MMK CNC rotary table is a large diameter through-hole in the table spindle. This greatly increases machine versatility and rigidity, supporting a wider variety of chucks and jigs and the machining of

longer workpieces. By enabling most metal-machining operations to be undertaken on a single machine, the benefits of MMK CNC rotary table are far-reaching. These include the time and cost saving of single machine set-up and single fixturing setup, reduced parts handling and the elimination of tolerance errors as workpieces pass from machine to machine. Of critical importance in this one-hit machining centre scenario is ensuring the high accuracy of CNC rotary table indexing and control throughout its working lifetime. Challenge As with any form of precision equipment that is integrated into a machining centre by a third party machine tool maker, and which in turn is used by an end user in any number of industrial sectors, assuring consistent accuracy and performance over time presents a challenge. As with a machine tool’s linear XYZ axes, the rotary axis is just as susceptible to uncontrollable events that may introduce angular positioning or axis alignment errors. Risking the production of defects in finished parts,

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CASE STUDY these errors can be due to a number of reasons including, mistakes made in the initial machine installation, impact damage caused by collision or general wear-and-tear in use. With its global reputation for product quality and design innovation, MMK therefore sought to equip its CNC rotary tables with a highly accurate and reliable means of tracking and controlling the indexing of its product throughout its lifetime, irrespective of the type of machine tool, workpiece complexity and duty cycle. At the same time, in an increasingly competitive global market for CNC rotary tables, MMK also wanted to further enhance its product quality inspection processes. Specifically, the company set itself the task of augmenting index angle measurement as a key component of pre-shipment quality assurance procedures. Solution To provide machine tool makers and users with the ability to accurately track and control CNC rotary table indexing, MMK elected to integrate Renishaw’s super-compact TONiC™ non-contact optical incremental encoder system. Simple to install and with a compact readhead measuring just 35 mm x 13.5 mm x 10 mm, the TONiC encoder presented MMK with a minimal footprint solution capable of supporting machine speeds up to 10 m/s and resolutions down to 1 nm. The rotary table readhead was designed to be used in conjunction with Renishaw’s RESM, a one-piece stainless steel ring marked on its periphery with 20 µm pitch graduations and featuring the IN-TRAC™ optical reference mark. With its low profile, large internal diameter and wide choice of diameters from 52 mm to 550 mm, the high stability RESM ring provided MMK with a versatile and easy to integrate scale

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that is well-suited to the company’s wide range of CNC rotary tables. For improved reliability and higher immunity to any scale degradation over time, the TONiC readhead incorporates third generation filtering optics, tuned for low noise (jitter) and further enhanced by dynamic signal processing. The outcome is an ultra-low subdivisional error of typically ±30 nm. The TONiC encoder is compatible with industry standard controllers and features a detachable analogue or digital interface inside a robust D-type connector, which can be located up to 10 m from the readhead. MMK selected Renishaw’s compact and lightweight XR20-W rotary axis calibrator to verify the accuracy of its rotary tables during manufacturing and immediately prior to shipment. The XR20-W was used in conjunction with Renishaw’s XL-80 laser interferometer to provide a non-contact reference measurement, independent of the axis under test, with an accuracy of ±1 arc second. Motorised by a servo-controlled drive and with data capture synchronised to axis movement, the XR20-W requires no operator intervention during measurement. Being lithium battery powered and Bluetooth enabled, it ensures quick and easy setup, and the avoidance of trailing cable hazards. The calibrator’s modular design and flexible mounting systems allow far easier setup than alternative solutions and can be readily configured for a wide variety of rotary tables, chucks and spindles.

Results By integrating Renishaw’s TONiC non-contact optical encoder system into its CNC rotary tables, MMK has further assured the accuracy and reliability of its products in the field, along with an overall superior motion control performance. For a wide range of different machine tools and end uses, the rotary tables’ combination of compact readhead and one-piece stainless steel ring scale has delivered a higher level of tolerance to dust, scratches, grease and oil, and a reduction in indexing errors. The encoder system’s ability to output highly stable position signals of unrivalled purity and ultra-low sub-divisional error have provided smoother velocity control, improved scanning performance and increased positional stability. MMK’s introduction of Renishaw’s XR20-W rotary axis calibrator and XL-80 laser interferometer has reduced product measurement times by a half compared to conventional autocollimator techniques. Measurement procedures have been simplified and automated. Capable of taking accurate measurements at any indexing angle pitch, the calibrator enables evaluation of the accuracy of the worm and wheel gear-driven table for ultra-fine pitch measurement movements as small as 0.001°. This has allowed any loss of motion control or worm and wheel gear efficiency to be evaluated in detail and addressed. Product performance is now backed by a thorough analysis meeting ISO quality standards.

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AMT SECTION LEARN MORE ABOUT AMT’S CHENNAI TECHNOLOGY CENTRE AMT’s Chennai Tech Centre (CTC) is located in the MEPZ duty free zone just 7 km from the Chennai airport. It encompasses an area of 1,500 sq.m., including a 650 sq.m. technology demonstration area. Operational since May 2011, CTC has successfully served as a bridge between the Indian manufacturing sector and American advanced manufacturing technology. To learn more, please contact or visit CTC: AMT - Chennai Technology & Service Centre A 44 - Phase 1, MEPZ, SEZ Unit Tambaran, NH 45, Chennai - 600 045 Tamilnadu, India Phone: (+91) 44-22622690-92 Fax: (+91) 44-22622693 Arun Mahajan General Manager AMahajan@amtonline.org Cell Phone: (+91) 9790887032

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Machine-Aware Multitasking with ESPRIT® CAM System

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SPRIT provides a natural workflow with an extensive capacity for programming, optimization and simulation of multifunction, multitasking, and multichannel millturn machines. Supporting any machine configuration and size, ESPRIT is the right choice for companies in a wide range of industries from aerospace and power generation to micro machining in the electronics and medical sectors. With a powerful suite of machining cycles combined with advanced process synchronization, program optimization, accurate onscreen machine simulation, and editfree G-code, ESPRIT will utilize the full capacity of the machine tool. ESPRIT uses a digital twin of the CNC machine for setup, programming, optimization, and simulation. This awareness and knowledge of the machine’s capabilities and limitations powers ESPRIT’s most advanced features from high-speed machining to post processing, simplifying the programming process while utilizing the full capability of the

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machine. With machine awareness, CAM programmers can make better choices and see improved machine performance. Milling on a Lathe, Turning on a Mill With ESPRIT’s Modeless Programming™, combine traditional milling and turning cycles, freeform 3-axis and 5-axis machining, onmachine probing, and part handling cycles in any order, utilizing any table, head, turret or spindle available on the machine. The process plan for a part is maintained separately from the program as run on the machine, so ESPRIT will automatically adapt the process plan to the new situation reflecting any changes to the setup or machine. With Machine Swap there is no reprogramming when moving from

prototype to production or from machine A to machine B due to shop scheduling. Adaptive Machining Adaptive machining cycles provide great flexibility to utilize the full capability of the CNC machine. With a single user interface, program any cutting cycle using any combination of channel, turret and spindle. Use ESPRIT’s high-speed

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TECH TRENDS machining cycles, ProfitMilling and ProfitTurning, for shorter cycle times, improved surface quality and longer tool life. Take advantage of rotary machining cycles to overcome limited X-axis stroke, advanced turning cycles with multifunction tools, and extensive drilling options with part and/or tool spinning on and offcenter. ESPRIT automatically updates your programs in real time as you make changes to tooling, turret and/or channels. Synchronized Multichannel ESPRIT automatically synchronizes machining cycles as you create them, with manual synchronization available for advanced program

optimization. As a result, cycle times on the machine are minimized and the full capacity of the machine is utilized. Use sequential mode to optimize cycle times and synchronize the machining cycles for short runs of a single workpiece. Accomplish maximum throughput in parallel mode, where two parts are cut concurrently using the main and sub spindles. When cutting with two or more tools simultaneously on the same workpiece a master channel is chosen for control of the shared spindle or rotary axes. The result is a complete, optimized program that synchronizes the machining cycles with workpiece handling and setup changes including bar feed,

reposition, cut off, eject, transfer, and rechucking. Full Machine Simulation and Verification All the multitasking action of the machine is displayed in real time, providing an incredibly accurate animated view of the entire machining process including the synchronized motions of all the machine’s components; cutting tools, turrets, spindles, heads, steady rest, and tailstock. Start a simulation at any point in the program using ESPRIT’s knowledge of the current state of the workpiece and each channel of the machine. Analysis is available to review the details of each cutting cycle while the analytics provide reports for: • Potential part violation and collisions • Axes limit monitoring and overtravel detection • Axes acceleration exceptions • Channel conflicts in the event of • incompatible instructions Automatic Link Generator With a great deal of simultaneous action taking place inside a multitasking machine, collisions can be a constant risk. ESPRIT’s link generator automatically creates machine optimized, collision-free positioning and rapid moves saving significant time during programming and on-machine prove out. The link generator is indispensable in making sure that all rapid positioning is performed in a safe and efficient manner considering all the tooling, workpiece, and machine components. For more information, DP Technology and ESPRIT Call +1 805 388 6000, Email: esprit@dptechnology.com, Website: www.espritcam.com.

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Mastercam Is the World’s #1 CAM Software

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ccording to CIMdata’s latest report, Mastercam remains the world’s most widely used CAM software. This marks the twenty-fifth year in a row that Mastercam is the number one CAM software worldwide. CIMdata also ranked Mastercam’s global support network as the largest in the field of CAM. CIMdata is an independent research firm specializing in the NC industry. For more information about the organization, visit www.cimdata.com. Mastercam topped the list in both the educational and industrial categories, with nearly twice as many installed seats as the nearest competitor. Meghan West, President and CEO of CNC Software, Inc., stressed the importance of Mastercam’s leadership in both categories. “Mastercam provides incomparable access and support for shops and programmers. As a manufacturer, if you’re looking to expand, you can find experienced talent, and as a programmer, you can always find a shop that uses Mastercam. “With more shops using Mastercam and more schools teaching Mastercam, students are being prepared for a fluid transition to the job market with practical skills and reduced learning curve. This is a win-win situation for education and industry to contend with the skills gap and fill the glut of jobs available in manufacturing.” West also shared that Mastercam’s dominance in the educational market, more than the next two competitors combined*, is a strong indicator of continued leadership in the field of CAM software. “When we say that Mastercam

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is Shaping the Future of Manufacturing™, we are talking about more than technological advancements. We are talking about our commitment to an incredible array of schools, educators, and organizations, working with our global support network to make sure students of all ages are introduced to opportunities in manufacturing and taught the programming skills necessary for meaningful employment.” However, according to West, driving productivity and innovation in industry is still the primary aspect of Mastercam’s appeal. “This accomplishment really demonstrates our complete dedication to the worldwide manufacturing community. And while it’s an honor to be recognized as leaders in the global market, I’m excited for the opportunity to thank our users. It’s their feedback and input that helps us develop Mastercam responsively—to stay at the forefront of manufacturing technology and productivity year after

year. We wouldn’t be number one without them!” Mastercam is designed to make better parts faster and streamline the manufacturing process from job setup to job completion. Industrial users trust the software, appreciate the support, and know that a strong position in the educational market is a boon to manufacturing on a global scale, funneling skilled workers trained with the same software that is most used in shops worldwide. To speak to a local representative about how Mastercam can streamline your manufacturing process.

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Continuously accurate BUDERUS Schleiftechnik is providing end-to-end solutions for the hard-fine machining of CVT taper discs Depending on the actual workpiece, BUDERUS Schleiftechnik uses various combinations of internal and external cylindrical grinding, face grinding, hard turning, bore honing, hard part reaming and thread grinding in a single workspace and not more than two setups. The company, based in the German state of Hesse, also designs and manufactures tailored automation and measuring systems.

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ontinuously variable automatic transmissions are used in both fuel-powered and partially electrically powered vehicles. In studying the growing market for hybrid vehicles, the IHS market researchers forecast a 4% increase in their global market share from 15% today to 19% in 2023. BUDERUS Schleiftechnik, manufacturer of multi-functional hard fine machining equipment, has specialised in making highly accurate CVT components. Based on its grinding technologies, the DVS affiliate focuses on core components of continuously variable transmissions, and pairs of taper discs in particular, which meet very strict surface quality and production cost requirements. And all of this in one single setup. Especially in the Asia/Pacific region, continuously variable

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transmissions (CVT) are valued for the efficient and economic vehicle transmissions they support. Automatic CVTs never interrupt traction and are considered a particularly efficient solution, one reason being that CVTs are very economical, especially within the lowest specific fuel consumption range. The hard fine machining specialists This efficiency is based on the highly accurate machining of the core transmission components, i.e. the taper discs. Over the last couple of years, BUDERUS Schleiftechnik, the DVS TECHNOLOGY GROUP’s producer of machines for combined hard fine machining processes, has evolved into the taper disc grinding technology leader. On a global scale, it has sold more than 50 BUDERUS taper disc grinding machines.

DVS system solution for taper disc machining The hard fine machining of taper discs is technologically based on the BUDERUS CNC 235 machine series. In the machine workspace, the workpieces are held by a collet chuck supplied by DVS partner company SWS Spannwerkzeuge from SchlĂźchtern, Germany. SWS and BUDERUS Schleiftechnik jointly designed the workpiece holding fixture which is distunguished by extremely high rigidity and vibration-absorbing machining actions. Since workpiece deformations and vibrations are thus

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TECH TRENDS avoided, the results are outstanding surface finishes and tolerances on shape and position. Grinding wheels from NAXOSDISKUS DVS affiliate NAXOS-DISKUS Schleifmittelwerke has designed grinding discs specifically adapted to the workpiece and the material to be removed in the process of simultaneously machining both the tapered surface and the bore. An innovative bonding system produces extremely hard, wearresistant and break-proof tools which support higher cutting speeds and enhanced machining performance. Furthermore, the cooling and flushing nozzles developed by BUDERUS Schleiftechnik minimise the clogging up of the grinding discs which extends the tool service life and reduces the dressing needs. Lower tooling costs thus make taper disc production even more efficient. Sophisticated dressing strategy for high accuracy BUDERUS Schleiftechnik has developed a special dressing strategy in response to the unfavourable diameter ratio across the entire taper width and the ensuing differences in grinding speed along the contact zone. It involves a sophisticated dressing program which controls a dressing roller directly at the tool spindle. The specified surface

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roughness is thus achieved across the entire taper width. In-process sensors check the quality and return their readings to the control unit. At the next step, the grooves in the holes are scanned, averaged and ground down to the specified size by a CBN grinding disc. A separate profiled roller dresses the disc. Easily expandable process chain Since this approach allows the taper, drilling and grooves to be machined in a single setup, bad re-chucking is avoided and tolerances on shape and position are highly improved in relation to the reference lines on the workpiece. Owing to the modularity of BUDERUS machines, several machining modules can be installed and used simultaneously. Further grinding spindles, an extra tool spindle or lathing tools can easily be installed

in the same machine, thereby lowering the customer’s space, investment and energy requirements. This endto-end machining strategy also benefits customers by providing shorter non-productive periods, setup and wait times. All in all, BUDERUS Schleiftechnik provides an ideal system solution made up of a sturdy machine, smart technology and tool solutions perfectly matching the special features of every workpiece and able to sustain economically efficient and reliable CVT taper disc machining processes. Thanks to the grinding machine maker’s extensive expertise, even very narrow machining accuracy tolerances can be reliably achieved. Author: Mr Maximilian van de Loo, Sales Manager, BUDERUS Schleiftechnik GmbH

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Seventh Axis: The advantages of extruded aluminum profiles

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hen we consider solutions made of aluminum, the first word that comes to mind is lightness. Nothing could be truer with a specific weight of 2.7 g/ cm³, but if we dig a little deeper, we can discover several other strong points, such as versatility, ductility and resistance to corrosion. We can also find surprising results when we compare the load capacity to that of steel! Introduction The anthropomorphic robot market is growing steadily year after year in several different applications, and the need to expand the range of action of these machines with a seventh axis is also growing. Having the option of moving the robot along a new axis allows us to increase productivity and efficiency. For this reason, Rollon has developed a complete range of seven models in various sizes and with dif-

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ferent capacities. All these machines can work with anthropomorphic robots in a range of factories, handling loads of up to 2000 kg. Rollon’s Seventh Axis solutions are all made with extruded aluminum profiles, assembled with connecting crosspieces that endow the system with maximum rigidity. They use rails with recirculating ball bearings and drives that run either with a ground rack with inclined teeth or a toothed belt. Aluminum, steel, and the load capacity Aluminum is the distinctive material of Rollon’s solutions, in a market where many solutions are made of

steel. It’s perfectly natural to ask: “In terms of load capacity, how do seventh axis systems with aluminum profiles compare to steel systems?”. Obviously, steel offers greater mechanical resistance overall, but aluminum, being extremely malleable and flexible, can be extruded to make highly elaborate geometries, which are excellent for guaranteeing the greatest moment of inertia and the least weight possible. On the other hand, steel drawing – or steel processing in general – does not allow the construction of sufficiently complex pieces to guarantee comparable results. This is why aluminum seventh axis systems can

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TECH TRENDS quickly gain ground on steel solutions with regard to load capacity, but with an important extra feature: they weigh two and a half times less. The Seventh Axis range from Rollon can manage loads of up to 2000 kg. Now, let’s look at the other advantages of aluminum profiles. Lightness As we said before, lightness is undoubtedly the most important plus: a light seventh axis offers several application-specific advantages, starting with lower transport costs. Moreover, the assembly of a solution weighing almost one third less than a steel solution is inevitably faster, easier, and most importantly, safer. Lastly, lightness is an important competitive advantage in all applications that involve a ceiling or wall mounted system instead of a floor-standing seventh axis system. In these cases, it is not necessary to add a heavy seventh axis in steel to the weight of the robot. Ceiling and wall mounted configurations are very common in painting and welding applications, in the automotive industry, and in other industrial areas. Resistance to corrosion: Steel in its most common form, carbon steel, corrodes on contact with water or in a humid atmosphere. This is why steel solutions destined for

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harsh environments require surface treatments that make them resistant to corrosion. These treatments offer different degrees of protection and, naturally, affect the costs of the finish solution and the delivery times. Aluminum oxidizes naturally on contact with air, and is not altered by humidity: it is resistant to corrosion and does not require any other treatment. A simple neutral anodizing treatment is usually done, purely for aesthetic reasons. Solutions with protected profiles The malleability of aluminum makes it possible to create different geometries through extrusion. The “C” profile is extremely functional. This is a square profile with an opening where a belt and carriage can slide. This shape makes it possible to place the rail inside the profile. The final result is acompletely closed unit that contains all the elements of the system. This solution is particularly interesting when it is necessary to isolate the seventh axis from the environment (to protect it from dust, residue, liquids or other contaminants), or on the contrary, when the environment must be isolated from the seventh axis in clean rooms or sterile environments where it is crucial to avoid dispersing

particles. Obviously, constructions of this level of complexity cannot be made with the drawing process used to make steel profiles. Are you curious about the advantages of aluminum seventh axis systems? Learn more about Rollon’s Seventh Axis range on www.rollon.com

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Simplicity in Expanding Mandrels a key to effective solution in Work Holding

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he continuing advancement in production methods in the Metalworking Industry has created a need for precision workholding devices capable of automatic clamping in component bores. In addition, the equipment must transmit the high accuracy of the latest machine tools and develop sufficient holding power to resist the cutting forces imposed on the workpiece. Such capabilities are possible by using a BIRLA PRECISION TECHNOLOGIES (BPT) Expanding mandrel system. The BIRLA PRECISION TECHNOLOGIES (BPT) Expanding Mandrels, double angle principle for precision expansion, have been proved over a number of years as the most versatile and trouble free Mandrels for jobs requiring internal chucking where accuracy positive grip are necessary. Considering the problem of largediameter workpiece with a small ID mounted on the solid mandrel. The torque generated when cutting on the relatively large OD creates a slippage problem. Likewise, a short-length ID creates a problem of holding the workpiece square / perpendicular to the centerline. The use of end drivers / End Locators. or other assists to gain either holding capability or to insure part accuracy may create a problem of machining end surfaces. In addition, serrated or tooth-type end drivers could leave marks on the ends of work pieces. Simply stated, the answers are found in a wide range of mandrel designs and applications that have been developed to meet virtually every need. However, these items are not always known to those who face a new problem. With the very simple plug-type solid

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mandrel, which can be very effective when used with certain types of work pieces. Its strength lies in its very simplicity. It is nothing more a plug of suitable length with a threaded end upon ‘which is slipped a work piece which is then bolted into place with some kind of an end clamp. Its weaknesses are twofold. The first is the inability to accommodate work pieces with any variation of inside diameters. For example, if the plain plug mandrel is 25mm in diameter & customer components location bore size is 25.50mm i.e. over size by 0.5 mm… work piece can not be clamped. It obviously, would locate off center due to its own weight, and concentricity between the ID and OD would be lost. Secondly, any kind of an end clamp either covers part of the work piece end, which may be a machining area, or end drivers may leave unacceptable indentations on thework piece. Most machines are equipped with the standard mounting shown in Figure 1.

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The spindle nose has a 7 1 /2-degree taper and holds the mandrel plate to the nose with bolts. BPTs mandrels are suitable for ISO Std Spindle Nose A2-5”/A2-6”/A2-8”. Through BPT Standard Adaptor plates. As stated, the simple plug-type solid mandrel cannot cope with any variation of workpiece ID. So the most prevalent approach is the use of an

expanding -sleeve mandrel as shown in Figure 2.

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Although most applications do involve lathes, there are plenty of examples whereby round work pieces are held on machining-center and milling-machine tables. The drawbar principle can be applied to non rotating work as well it is variation for use in a non rotating application. These are often powered by shop air and they can develop several tons of drawbar pressure. There are two things to keep in mind about the drawbar and expanding sleeve or segments. First, a preload pressure is always maintained. Even when the drawbar is released, it never moves forward so far that the slope of the sleeve loses contact with the slope of the mandrel body. Secondly, while expansion is achieved with air or hydraulic pressure, the return is achieved with springs built between the mounting and mandrel plates. For more information Birla Precision Technologies Limited Email: santosh.tipale@birlaprecision.com

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HVAC High-Productivity Allied to Faccin’s Machinery

Eng. Diego Morbini, Senior Technical Sales Manager

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eating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) is the technology often used to reduce energy consumption, provide moisture consistency as well as improving thermal comfort and interior quality primarily in private, industrial and commercial infrastructures. The HVAC equipment market can be segmented in heating (heat pumps, heating units, and boilers), air conditioning (air conditioners and

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chillers) and ventilation (fans and air pumps). According to a dedicated analysis, the HVAC market was valued at USD 160 billion in 2018 and experts estimate a 55% increase over the next 5 years. The main reasons for this market growth are the rise in demand for HVAC systems to reduce energy consumption and the great need for upgrading obsolete solutions as well as the expansion in construction activities, higher

available incomes, increase in population and urbanization levels. Asia-Pacific held the largest share of the market in 2018 with almost 46%, followed respectively by Europe, Middle East, Africa, & the Americas. APAC has emerged as an important region for this global market due to a boost in HVAC equipment demand and sales of upgraded systems by national companies and the high replacement rate of HVAC in China, India and Australia.

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TECH TRENDS The surge in demand for energyefficient HVAC systems is one of the key factors driving the market’s growth for metal fabrication companies, specialized in the design and construction of industrial plants dedicated to the HVAC sector. Tailored solutions and equipment are needed for each specific request. Energy-saving heat exchangers and innovative cooling systems, for shopping centers, public buildings, hotels, offices, water supply amongst others, capable of minimizing the environmental impact are the main components for the realization of numerous worldwide projects in this field of application. Faccin SpA designs and manufactures rolling lines that are widely used in the production of heating and ventilation equipment, ideal to roll thin metal plates and produce pipes for fireplaces, stoves, household boilers, heat exchangers, water heater, air handling, and ventilation system.

Faccin is able to provide the widest range of plate bending machines internationally in 2 and 4 rolls configuration, suitable to effectively cover the needs of each manufacturer, combining them with complete automation systems and robotized stations and thus capable of covering the entire working cycle from loading and feeding of sheet metal plates up to the unloading of the final workpiece, with the possibility of integrating the rolling system directly with the welding line to ensure maximum productivity and therefore, the fastest return on investment. The rolling cycle is completely managed by the latest generation of computerized numerical controls, which fits perfectly into a dedicated R&D project linked to the Industry 4.0 concept, strongly supported by the FACCIN team of experts. Faccin smart package 4.0 offers all the requisites for the supply of an automatic turnkey system

with high-efficiency performance which guarantees interoperability and communication between the machine and all the devices inserted in the line, information transparency managed by digital simulations and models of installation and technical assistance that supports operators in making decisions and solving problems. Our highly technological systems are designed with the ability to manage their production tasks in the most autonomous and efficient way possible, ensuring maximum productivity and convergence towards predictable maintenance. The high level of supply availability and the lowest possible processing time is our priority. Installation and training are always provided in order to develop our customers skills. It allows them to operate confidently and independently in their day-to-day business. The Company More than 200 years combined experience, forming today’s future. Faccin S.p.A. is a very powerful group which combines the best brands – Faccin, Boldrini and Roundo – in plate rolling, profile bending and dished-heads manufacturing, all united under one roof and offering the widest range of high-quality options available in the metal forming market. Should you be interested in this technology, do not hesitate to contact us and book a demonstration.

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Graphite milling with finest contours

The HSC milling of highly complex graphite electrodes can be effected with low vibrations and top results thanks to Zecha tools in the ranges Quality Line, Premium Line and High-End Line.

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any tool and mould manufacturers rely on graphite electrodes in their manufacturing processes as this material, a modification of carbon, is extremely corrosion and heat resistant as well as highly abrasive. Machining of graphite generates very low vibrations, making it extremely easy to produce intricate shapes and contours without any burring. Manual reworking or burn-off - material loss caused by oxidation - are, thanks to the right mill cutter, a thing of the past. Robust diamond coating “The high speed processing of graphite not only requires modern CNC machines, but also, and essentially, high quality tools,” says Mangesh Awate, Sales Manager at Zecha Precision Tools Limited. Zecha offers

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just such efficient milling tool series for an exact manufacture of intricate 3D contours. In order to make the mill cutters even more resistant to wear, the tool manufacturer based in KönigsbachStein not only selects a suitable coating but also draws on the experience of a renowned coating company. Arndt Fielen: “Its competence in the field of hard material coating and the CVD diamond coat exclusively developed for Zecha means that our milling tools also display significantly higher life cycles as well as concentric accuracy.” Its hardness of 10,000 HV makes diamond one of the world’s hardest materials and thus absolutely essential as a coating material for the machining of graphite as well as other materials as it consistently guarantees optimum tool quality.

The manufacture of graphite electrodes has established itself as an important process in tool and mould making. Nevertheless, it is also a great challenge for every machinist. Modern CNC machines enable particularly intricate shapes and structures to be manufactured at µ accuracy. However, to a large extent it is the milling cutters that determine the quality of the finished graphite electrodes. This is why Zecha HartmetallWerkzeugfabrikation GmbH, Germany has over a dozen high performance precision tool series providing a high degree of geometric and concentric accuracy. Long-life versatility Boasting diameters from 0.1 mm the solid carbide tools in the graphite mill cutter range can mix it with the best of them: The terms “Quality Line”, “Premium Line” and “High-End Line” stand for reliable VHM radius and torus end mill cutters that perfectly equip the graphite machinist. All three mill cutter ranges are recommended for roughing, pre-finishing and finishing for precise machining. The geometries developed by Zecha enable tight tolerances in shape, concentricity and diameter. Especially noteworthy are the SEAGULL® mill cutters with shortened flute lengths and low cutting pressure: They are virtually vibration free and reliable within 5 µm. The Premium Line ball and torus mill cutters are available in two and

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four flute versions and in diameters ranging from 0.2 to 12 mm and 0.4 to 12 mm respectively. “These tools are very process capable especially in roughing operations,” says Mangesh Awate. “The salient features of this product line are the exceptionally high life cycle and the narrow tolerances.” The Premium mill cutters, such as, for example, Series 573, can machine at an accuracy of 10 µm both in shape and concentricity. In addition, there are the low cutting forces, likewise essential for graphite machining: They prevent faulty contours & insufficient surface quality. The Zecha Quality Line represents superb value for money: Large-scale manufacture has optimised the cost of these quality tools. Series 565 or

575, for example, are particularly suitable for standard applications. Furnished with the tried-and-tested diamond coating, the ball mill cutters are available in diameters ranging from 0.2 to 10 mm and the torus cutter from 0.2 to 12 mm. The carefully conceived geometry is an innovation; the two-flute cutters achieve concentric accuracies of 5 µm and geometric accuracies of +/- 7 µm. The precise machining results convince every user involved in the HSC machining of graphite electrodes. High precision graphite cutters Zecha’s High-End Line is the highperformance cutter for large-scale manufacture. Its very strong, robust diamond coating means that this line produces superb surface quality

and extremely narrow tolerances. A geometric accuracy of about 5 µm and a concentric accuracy of 3 µm means that this versatile tool is up there with the best of them. Moreover, the ball and torus cutters which are available in diameters ranging from 0.1 to 10 mm and 12 mm respectively, such as the Series 560 or 570, boast very long life cycles as well as short mill processing times. Mangesh Awate is well aware of the tools’ strengths: “The highest manufacturing precision is not just a case of wishful thinking - the two and four flute graphite cutters are process capable and display their abilities in 3D machining even at maximum speeds.” Ideal partner for highly complex machining The cutters offer a perfect balance with their combination of optimum tungsten carbide types, robust coating, precise finishing and special geometry tailored to graphite processing. “Our tools enable the HSC milling of highly complex graphite electrodes to be effected with low vibrations and with top results,” confirms Mangesh Awate. “It is an ideal partner that saves timeconsuming reworking and is quite simply the most economical solution out there.” For more details please contact ZECHA Precision Tools Limited Mr. Mangesh Awate

The geometries developed by Zecha enable tight tolerances in shape, concentricity and diameter. Virtually vibration free, the stable VHM tools are process capable within 5 µm.

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How the right lubricant can power plastic manufacturing processes Mobil’s advanced oils for injection moulding machines reduce downtime, boost productivity and profits

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rowing at a robust annual rate of 10% since 2005, India’s plastics industry is an expanding sector and a key contributor to economic growth. With 40,000 processing units in the MSME segment alone, producing a diverse range of products, the plastics industry has sizeable presence in sectors as varied as consumer durables, automotive, construction, electronics, healthcare and agriculture. The plastics consumption of the country is expected to increase from about 12 million metric tonnes per annum (MMTPA) in 2016 to 20 MMTPA by 2020. By next year, India is expected to deploy about 180,000 machines as compared to 113,000 in 2016. On its part, to encourage the sector, the government is not only developing three exclusive plastic parks but has also included plastic machinery manufacturing in the National Capital Goods Policy, which would give financial incentives and support for research and development.

Mobil DTETM 20 Series oils: The formula with benefits • Helps reduce system deposits, machine’s wear & tear • Enables long oil and equipment life • Helps reduce maintenance costs • Improves total hydraulic system performance

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The perfect mould The plastics processing units across the country are engaged in a spectrum of manufacturing methods. Maximum productivity with minimum down time is integral to a healthy bottom-line for a manufacturing organisation. When it comes to ensuring high productivity in manufacturing, preventive maintenance is the key to achieving good performance, extended life and improved durability of machines, and an effective lubrication programme is integral to the smooth functioning of operations. Lubricants have a vital role to play in terms of ensuring maximum productivity with minimum downtime. The complete line of hydraulic oils, gear and compressor oils, fluids and greases keep the machines running smoothly and sustainably. One of the fundamental plastic manufacturing processes is injection moulding, which is used to manufacture products varying greatly in size, complexity and application. The process is highly complex as an injection moulding machine simultaneously deploys hydraulic, electrical, mechanical and other technologies. With plastic injection moulding applications, hydraulic oils play a crucial role in the production process, while being a key factor in minimising unscheduled downtime and extending oil drain intervals. While accounting for a relatively small

Shankar Karnik, General Manager, Industrial Lubricants, ExxonMobil Lubricants Pvt Ltd

percentage of total maintenance spends, the latest hydraulic oils have the potential to significantly enhance productivity and performance in plastic manufacturing operations. Advancements in hydraulic oil technology now offer plastics manufacturers a selection of fluids that can help produce high quality components and provide outstanding levels of protection, besides yielding other benefits such as increased energy efficiency and decreased cycle times. Choosing the right lubricant becomes crucial for preventive maintenance, to help increase the reliability and efficient functioning of the equipment and keep it contamination free. Frequent filter plugging, hitches in servo valve, etc. in plastic injection moulding machines can be overcome by timely inspection of the injection moulding machines and using right lubricants for maintenance. The Mobil Advantage Mobil™ industrial lubricants have a long and successful record of service in the plastics industry. Mobil’s complete line of hydraulic oils, gear and compressor oils, fluids, and greases are formulated to help keep the operation running efficiently so

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TECH TRENDS the manufacturer stays competitive. The two major offerings Mobil has for the plastic industry are Mobil DTE 20 Series and Mobil DTE 10 Excel™ Series. Mobil DTE 20 Series hydraulic oils have long been recognized for their keep-clean performance

Mobil edge to make a difference in manufacturing industry Mobil’s complete line of hydraulic oils, gear and compressor oils, fluids, and greases are formulated to help keep the operation running efficiently so the manufacturer stays competitive

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and durability, and have helped customers achieve long oil-life. Mobil DTE 20 Series anti-wear hydraulic oils were developed with major equipment builders to meet the demanding requirements of highpressure and high-output hydraulic systems as well as other components such as close clearance servo-valves and the high accuracy numerically controlled machine tools. The Mobil DTE 10 Excel Series hydraulic oils provide outstanding hydraulic system efficiency; ultra keep-clean performance, and a high degree of fluid durability. The hydraulic efficiency feature can lead to reduced energy consumption for both industrial and mobile equipment, reducing operating costs and improving productivity.

The Mobil DTE 10 Excel Series oils are formulated to provide excellent air release properties that prevent aeration and cavitation damage of the hydraulic pump, thus minimizing maintenance costs and downtime by keeping systems clean. The highperformance oil reduces energy consumption and increases system responsiveness. Mobil DTE 10 Excel, being zinc-free, is more eco-friendly during disposal and has a high thermal and oxidation stability that ensures long oil life and long oildrain intervals. It’s high viscosity index provides excellent protection as it ensures good lubrication film thickness at high temperatures. For more information log on to http://mobil.co.in/industrial

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Drake MH Model Thread Grinders

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he economical choice in precision grinding: Drake MH model thread grinders. Drake’s GS:TE190-330MH and GS:TI240MH are low-cost manual helix machines designed to meet the tightest tolerance requirements without exceeding your budget. Equipped with Drake PartSmart™ menu-driven screens, these machines are easy to operate and deliver repeatable, accurate results. The use of premium materials ensures dependability and longevity regardless of your production schedule. Think high quality, low cost. Drake machines are designed for accuracy, consistency, and reliability. These compact machines are built on high mass, cast polymer bases for vibration damping and thermal stability. The use of linear motors and linear roller ways allows for maximum acceleration and contouring. Other standard features include high precision workhead and motorized wheel spindle. Additional upgrades are also available.

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After assembly and verification is completed, Drake offers hands-on training. Working with the Drake team ensures all your thread grinding requirements are met. In addition to the MH model grinders, Drake’s line of precision machines includes: • External Thread Grinders: grind external threads up to 4m • Internal Thread Grinders: grind internal threads up to 220mm • Dual Spindle Grinders: grind multiple operations in one fixture setup • Crown Grinders: grind drums for tapered roller bearings • Vertical Thread Mills: rough mill parts for finish grinding • Rack Mills: high speed rack milling

manufacturer of precision CNC machines and provider of engineered solutions. Founded in 1972, Drake is headquartered in Warren, Ohio. The premium Drake brand is known around the world for innovation and process expertise throughout the thread grinding industry. For more information, WWW.DRAKEMFG.COM For additional information, contact our local representative. EMPIRE MACHINE TOOLS Mr. Alok Naik, alok@empiremt.com 2493 7340 / 2494 7066 / 2497 3184 sales@empiremt.com

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How to produce more parts with no need for new machines Walter’s new HU5 geometry for ISO M and S materials is aimed at producing more components using the same number of machines

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ith the new single-sided indexable inserts with HU5 geometry, Walter has the answer to one of its users’ key questions: How can more components be produced using the same number of machines? In comparison to the indexable inserts that can be used on both sides, the HU5 has a larger contact surface to the tool holder. This increases the stability and allows for greater cutting depths, feeds and a larger metal removal rate – specifically, in the practical test, this comes to 18.36 l/h instead of 10.71 l/h. In addition to the stable fit, the decisive factor behind this is the combination of the geometry and Walter Tiger·tec® Silver cutting tool materials.

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This allows for increases in tool life of up to 75%. The geometry itself has been specially developed for heavy roughing of stainless steels and high-temperature alloys. It is typically used for applications in the oil and gas industry, e.g. for large valves made from AISI 316 material, or in the aerospace industry with Inconel 718 or titanium materials. The main cutting edge, which is protected by a negative chamfer, prevents fractures when machining hard edge zones and optimises the performance for hard scale, e.g. of forged parts. Components with interrupted cuts and other demanding machining operations are equally feasible. The curved cutting edge and a

deep chip breaker groove produce low cutting forces with high feed rates, consequently reducing the machining temperature. The variable rake angle in the area of the corner radius allows for soft chip reforming and increases the tool life. Available in the standard basic shapes of CNMM, DNMM and SNMM, Walter rounds off its vast product range in the areas ISO S and M with the HU5 geometry. As a result, Walter now offers a total of 12 geometries in six grades as well as tools with precision cooling and ceramic or CBN inserts.

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The Right Grade Creates the Right Tool: Selecting Tool Materials

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utting tools have different design configurations. Some of them are assembled comprising a body with replaceable cutting elements (indexable inserts, for example), another is wholly produced from solid material. Functionally, a cutting tool may be divided into a cutting part that is involved in cutting, and a mounting part, which is necessary for mounting the tool in a holder or a machine spindle. A tool material is the material from which the cutting part of a tool is produced. This is the material that directly contacts a workpiece during cutting. The tool material must be harder than the workpiece material so that it can cut the workpiece. In machining, the tool material needs to withstand mechanical and thermal loads, and oxidation. These factors cause gradual loss of the tool material or a change in its original shape: this is known as “tool wear”. When wear reaches a certain limit, the cutting part cannot work, and the tool fails. The machining time interval, within which the tool cuts normally from its original (new) state to a failure, is known as “tool life”. The tool must meet appropriate requirements of hardness, strength, and thermal and oxidation resistance to withstand wear and ensure an acceptable tool life. Cutting tool manufacturers produce a variety of tools from different tool materials according to the desired tool application. “Which material is more suitable for my specific needs? Is the material of one producer better than another?” Customers often ask themselves these questions when selecting the tool or choosing their

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cutting tool supplier. Industry utilizes the following tool material groups to produce cutting tools: high speed steel (HSS), cemented carbide (hard metal, HM), ceramics, cermet, and ultra-hard materials such as cubic boron nitride (CBN) and polycrystalline diamond (PCD). Each group features various types within the group; these are referred to as “tool material grades” or simply “grades”. Classification International standard ISO 513 classifies tool material based on their reasonable applicability with respect to the materials. ISCAR adopted this standard and uses the same approach in tool development. In accordance with the standard, the tool material grades are

characterized by a class of engineering materials, to which a tool produced from the grade can be applied successfully. Each class has a specific identification letter and color: P (blue color) – steel and cast steel except stainless steel with austenitic structure M (yellow) – austenitic and duplex (austenitic/ferritic) stainless steel and cast steel K (red) – cast iron N (green) – aluminum and other nonferrous metals and materials S (brown) – high-temperature superalloys and titanium H (grey) – hard materials like hardened steel and cast iron, chilled cast iron A classification number follows the let-

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TECH TRENDS ter to show the hardness-toughness ratio of the grade according to a conventional scale. Higher numbers indicate an increase in grade toughness, while lower numbers indicate an increase in grade hardness. Higher numbers represent increasing feed and lower numbers represent increasing speed. Cemented carbide Cemented carbides are very hard materials and therefore they can cut most engineering materials, which are softer. Some carbide grades demonstrate better performance than others when applied to machining a specific class of materials. A carbide grade is the result of combining cemented carbide, coating and post-coating treatment. Only one of these components - the carbide - is a essential component of the grade. The integration of coating and post-coating elements depends on the main field of the grade application. Produced by powder metallurgy technology, cemented carbide is itself a composite material and comprises hard carbide particles “cemented” by a binding metal, which is principally cobalt. The term “cemented carbide” can refer both to the substrate of a coated grade and to an uncoated grade. Main types of cemented carbide include tungsten (wolfram) carbide (WC), tungsten carbide and titanium carbide (TiC), and tungsten carbide, titanium carbide and tantalum carbide (TaC). Mixed binders, containing not only cobalt but additional elements such as ruthenium, may significantly improve grade performance. Most cemented carbides used for producing cutting tools integrate wearresistant coating and are known as “coated cemented carbides”. Applying a thin-layer coating to a cemented carbide considerably improves the carbide’s working characteristics. The coating may be one- or multi-layer

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depending on the number of coating materials. Materials used for coating cemented carbides include tungsten carbide and titanium carbide (TiC), alumina (aluminum oxide Al2O3), titanium carbo-nitride (TiCN), and titanium aluminum nitride (TiAlN). There are also various post-coating treatment processes that are applied to already coated cemented carbide, for example, to the rake surface of an indexable insert.

Coating Processes Two methods may be utilized for coating: Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) and Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD). CVD coating is based on chemical reactions in a vaporized medium and PVD uses material sputtering. Technology development allows both methods – CVD and PVD – to be combined for coating cemented carbides as a means of controlling coating properties. For example, ISCAR’s carbide grade DT7150 features a tough substrate and a dual MT CVD (Medium Temperature CVD) and TiAlN PVD coating. The grade was originally developed to improve machining special-purpose hard cast iron. Nano layered PVD coating PVD coatings were introduced during the late 1980’s. Applying advanced nanotechnology, PVD coatings performed a gigantic step in overcoming complex problems that were impeding progress in the field.

Developments in science and technology brought a new class of wearresistant nano layered coatings. These coatings are a combination of layers having a thickness of up to 50 nm (nanometers) and demonstrate significant increases in the strength of the coating compared to conventional methods. Applying SUMO TEC technology SUMO TEC is a specific post-coating treatment process developed by ISCAR to improve both CVD and PVD coatings: CVD and PVD. In CVD coatings, the difference in thermal expansion coefficients between the substrate and the coating layers causes internal tensile stresses and micro cracks. PVD coatings produce surface droplets. These factors negatively affect the coating and shorten insert tool life. The SUMO TEC treatment has the effect of making coated surfaces even and uniform by reducing and even removing the defects - minimizing inner stresses and droplets in the coating. Classifying Grades ISCAR, which produces a variety of cutting tools with cutting parts mainly fabricated from coated and uncoated cemented carbide, developed a tool material grade characterization system with designated letters indicating the material group and numbers representing identity codes. The numbers also provide quick information on the grade type - for example a two-digit number following “IC” in the designation of a Examples from ISCAR’s material group classification system: Letter

Definition

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CBN

IC

Cemented carbide & cermet

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PCD

IS

Ceramics

DT

Cemented carbide with dual (CVD+PVD) coating

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TECH TRENDS cemented carbide grade means that it is an uncoated grade, while a three-digit number relates to a coated grade. Occasionally, misconceptions occur concerning grade designation for a coating type. IC300, for example, relates to the specific grade in its entirety – including both the grade substrate and coating. Wording such as “grade IC328 but with coating IC300” is inaccurate; the correct definition would be “substrate as in grade IC328 and coating as in grade IC300”. “The best grade is a grade you have now” When a new insert (solid carbide tool or replaceable cutting head) is developed, it is necessary to decide from which grade it will be produced. The answer to this question depends on the insert’s designated application and this represents a starting point for tool designers in their work. Grade properties and their relative hardness-toughness ratio will be the main determinants to take into consideration. In some cases, stock availability and delivery terms may be the significant factors in the decision-making process. As people engaged in production like to say, the best carbide grade is the grade that you have in your stock. This statement can be applied to the cutting tool as a whole; it is probably true if it relates to a production situation that requires an immediate decision. However, productive process planning - or effective tool stock management - requires a more in-depth applicative analysis of the pros and cons of the proposed carbide grades. Selecting a grade is strongly connected with the cutting geometry of a tool and other factors. The cutting tool manufacturer should provide the customer appropriate information about grade properties to assist in their correct selection. While computerized grade selection systems are impressive

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and effective, often simple graphical figures, charts and tables can act as a good information “compass” to visualize a grade position in the field of application in accordance with standard ISO 513, and characterizing the grade properties compared with other grades. ISCAR uses charts and tables to specify the cutting area of milling tools (Fig. 1, 2) and proposes suitable grades for replaceable inserts in indexable milling cutters, solid (mainly solid carbide) endmills, and replaceable solid milling heads with Multi-Master adaptation. ISCAR characterizes the grades as main and complementary. The main grades are more popular in machining specific engineering materials, but complementary grades can be effective as well in certain cases. When a main grade is not available for producing a certain product, a complementary grade provides an acceptable alternative. The tables provide summary data for grade applications and the charts show “an applicative map of grades”, in coordinates of classification numbers from standard ISO 513. The figures often prioritize the main grades by numbers in brackets below the

designation of a grade. Prioritizing is general in character and is intended to assist in selecting the correct grade when there is insufficient information about the application. The basic principle for selecting the grades is that when abrasive wear is dominant, a hard grade should be used, whereas a tough grade is needed for substantial mechanical loading during cutting. For example, for finish milling with typically small machining allowance (machining stock), high cutting speed and low feed, hard grades will be more efficient. However, tough grades will be required for heavy-duty roughing that removes significant volume of material and features considerable cutting load. Using summarized tables and charts to represent performance attributes of various parameters is a well-known grade selection tool that is often preferred by tool manufacturers, even with the myriad of digital options available today. The simplicity and clear visuals offered by the traditional tables and charts provide important data in an easily interpretable and effective way, allowing optimal selection of the right tool materials for each application.

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The smallest draw-wire sensor the world has ever seen Draw-wire sensors precisely detect displacements and distances in a variety of R&D and industrial applications. Reliable and easy to install, they are also ideally suited to serial applications due to their relatively low cost. Offering a broad range of draw-wire sensors, Micro-Epsilon now reveals another highlight - the smallest draw-wire sensor in the world, which is specially designed for high speed measurements

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aintenance-free, draw-wire sensors operate reliably and can be installed easily. Furthermore, complex alignment work is not required. Even the tightest of installation space is no match for these versatile displacement and distance sensors. Depending on the model, they measure displacement and distance in high acceleration applications and OEM tasks. These positive characteristics enable their use in versatile industrial applications, test rigs, mobile machinery and medical engineering. The application possibilities are numerous, whether it is measuring lift height for the maintenance of bridges, training monitoring in rehab devices, positioning of operating tables and catering vehicles, or measurement tasks in machine tools. Small sensors achieve big things Among the numerous models available, the new wireSENSOR MT19 miniature sensor from MicroEpsilon is a stand-out. It’s as small as a 1 cent coin, and is therefore the smallest draw-wire sensor in the world. This model is specially designed for test applications with high wire accelerations covering measuring ranges up to 40mm. The MT19 is used, for example, in test applications for aircraft and racing cars. Furthermore, the miniature draw-wire sensor is particularly

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Among the numerous models available, the new miniature wireSENSOR MT19 from Micro-Epsilon is a stand-out. It’s as small as a 1 cent coin, and is therefore the smallest draw-wire sensor in the world.

well suited to crash tests. The deformation values of the crash test dummies give vital clues about the safety of the tested vehicle. The exact determination of this deformation enables the engineers to optimize design of interior or passenger compartments and consequently, to increase passenger safety. A crash test dummy is equipped with numerous sensors. Special attention is given to the head, chest, spinal column, pelvis and legs. In order to receive deformation values that are as realistic as possible, drawwire sensors are directly installed in the dummy on the parts of the body concerned. But the installation space is rather limited here. However, due to their compact design and throughbores in the housing, the MT19 miniature draw-sensors from Micro-

Epsilon can be easily installed in extremely tight spaces. The MT draw-wire sensors are protected with a robust aluminum housing. As the draw-wire sensor is specially designed for extremely high acceleration tasks, the draw-wire is able to follow these high speed movements. The wireSENSOR MT19 withstands these stresses, since it’s designed for accelerations up to 60g. Based on a well-conceived concept, it provides precise displacement and distance values to fulfill the very high requirements placed on sensors in crash tests. For high-speed measurements in confined spaces, Micro-Epsilon has also launched two further miniature MT sensors. The wireSENSOR MT33 measures displacement and distance at measuring ranges up to

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TECH TRENDS 80mm, whereas the MT56 enables measurements up to 130mm. All of these are equipped with an aluminum housing, stainless steel measuring wire and potentiometer. Robust draw-wire sensors for industrial applications As an expert in the field of industrial measurement technologies, MicroEpsilon has developed a broad, highquality product range of draw-wire displacement sensors over 50 years of company history. Various models cover measuring ranges from 40mm to 50m. As well as sensors designed for high-speed measurements, the sensor specialist also offers wireSENSOR P draw-wire sensors which are specially designed for industrial applications. These sensors are used in elevator construction, crane systems, forklift trucks and high-bay warehouses. Their robust and compact aluminum housing protects the sensors from mechanical influences. In addition, Micro-Epsilon draw-wire sensors are available as analog versions with potentiometer, current or voltage output, or as digital versions with incremental or absolute encoders. Load tests on rotor blades wireSENSOR P draw-wire sensors are used when performing stress tests on wind turbine rotor blades. Therefore, test rigs have been developed that simulate the real loads caused by winds and storms. These expensive rotors made from fiber-reinforced plastics are manufactured according to the halfshell sandwich construction. They are usually between 40m and 60m long. The Fraunhofer Institute IWES in Bremerhaven has developed a test rig that can be used to test rotor blades up to 70m in length. In the test rig, the rotor blade is mounted horizontally. Steel cables are routed to the rotor

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using guide pulleys and attached to the rotor blade at various positions either directly or via mechanical clamps. The tip of the rotor blade can be distorted by up to 10m due to mechanical loads. Twelve draw-wire sensors are used for measuring the distortion. Two sensors per traction point measure the deflection and torsion of the rotor blade. For this, the sensors are mounted on rails on the ground and the measuring wire is attached to pre-fabricated eyes on the terminals. Here, the sensors impress with their ease of use and robust design while covering measuring ranges between 3m and 10m. The digital signal provided is used for further simulations. Lift height measurement for twocolumn lifts Draw-wire P sensors ensure also in two-column lifts that the vehicles are lifted evenly. Modern twopost lifting systems are normally designed without a base frame. Unlike lifts that have a chain between the two lifting columns, these modern systems no longer require a mechanical connection. Therefore, the threshold between the lift columns is no longer required.

This makes the user’s daily work much easier since no “obstacle” has to be overcome during entry and exit and so it is much easier to position the vehicle. However, “automatic” lift height synchronization, which was previously provided by the mechanical connection of the two columns, is now missing. The lift therefore requires a synchronization controller or lift height monitoring system in order to ensure that the vehicle is raised evenly on both sides. Draw-wire sensors are the preferred choice for this type of height measurement as they are easy to integrate, very compact and provide a very attractive price/performance ratio relative to the measuring range, as well as high accuracy. Versatile draw-wire sensors for OEM and serial applications In applications where high quantities are required, draw-wire MK sensors from Micro-Epsilon are ideal, as they are specially designed for serial applications. Particular advantages are their low cost combined with a compact design, as well as easy integration – even in confined spaces. The MK sensors from Micro-Epsilon combine a favorable price with high

The new wireSENSOR MT19 from MicroEpsilon is particularly well suited to crash tests. The deformation values of the crash test dummies give vital clues about the safety of the tested vehicle.

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TECH TRENDS performance, compact design and robustness – ideal characteristics for serial applications. 8 times longer service life with WPSMK88 Compared to draw-wire sensors based on a conventional potentiometer, the new wireSENSOR WPS-MK88 U45R with a non-contact potentiometer achieves 8 times more working cycles which prolongs the sensor’s service life to a maximum. This new technology combined with a robust plastic housing and a favorable price/ performance ratio, sets new standards in terms of economic efficiency. Those positive characteristics were achieved by replacing the conventional, analog hybrid potentiometer with a non-contact potentiometer. With common potentiometers, a sliding contact (wiper) moves along a resistive element. However, this wiper quickly wears. In contrast, the new, non-contact potentiometer is based on magnetic field sensors that significantly increase its service life. Safety in forklift trucks MK sensors are used in sectors where high cycle rates are required, e.g. in logistics and for forklift trucks. When

lowering the load, normally large safety margins have to be observed, so that when rounding a corner or braking and accelerating, the truck is not put into a dangerous tilted position. Since the lift height of the load can now be measured using draw-wire sensors, the optimum driving speed can be determined from this. In addition, the system is protected against erroneous operation, i.e. the operator cannot knowingly or unintentionally cause critical driving conditions. Determining the position of the tailstock in machine tools Another common measurement task is determining the position of the tailstock in machine tools. Here, drawwire MK sensors from Micro-Epsilon are used. Although this measurement has no direct impact on the precision or safety of the machine, it poses many challenges for designers. Thus, the position of the center point of the tailstock often has to be determined over a very large area up to a few meters. To make matters worse, the space for the corresponding measuring system is limited. Due to their compact design, Micro-Epsilon sensors can be easily mounted even in confined spaces. The

Thus, the position of the center point of the tailstock often has to be determined over a very large area up to a few meters. To make matters worse, the space for the corresponding measuring system is often limited. However Micro-Epsilon sensors can be easily mounted even in confined spaces due to their compact design.

sensor does not have to be installed directly in the vicinity of the tailstock, as the measuring rope can be guided very flexibly in different-to-access places over different pulleys. Typical drawwire sensor models for machine tools offer measuring ranges from 300mm to 2,100mm, although larger ranges are also available. Their robust plastic housing protects the sensors from mechanical and thermal loads and stress which ensures long-term stable application in machine tools. How does a draw-wire sensor work? Draw-wire sensors are composed of a drum, spring, measuring wire and potentiometer or encoder. The spring tensions the measuring wire during extension and retraction to prevent the wire from sagging. This ensures that the displacement the wire has travelled can be detected correctly to provide precise measurement values. The highly flexible stainless steel measuring wire is wound onto a drum, where the potentiometer or encoder is mounted. When the wire is wound up or unwound, this drum rotates. Therefore, the potentiometer or encoder rotates proportionally to the drum as soon as the measuring object, where the measuring wire is mounted, moves. The rotation of drum and potentiometer/encoder caused by the distance change can then be converted into a proportional, electrical signal. The potentiometer is used for analog output signals, whereas the encoder is used for digital output signals. The signals determined can finally be transmitted via different outputs and then be evaluated. For more information, Website: www.micro-epsilon.in

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Danobat to present its solutions in precision & digitisation at the EMO in Hanover Machine-tool and production system manufacturer Danobat is to show its latest generation developments in hard materials turning & grinding technologies, which guarantee high precision, reliability and productivity. The firm is to have its own 700 m² stand at the event, where it will showcase its broad range of value-added services and the consolidation of its digital and automation technologies

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achine-tool and advanced production systems manufacturer Danobat will once again have a major presence at this year’s EMO trade fair in Hanover, one of the biggest events on the international calendar for the industrial manufacturing sector. Under the slogan “Together beyond Challenges”, the firm is to present

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eight latest-generation machines with high technology value, three of them fully automatic, designed to handle high precision turning and grinding processes. Danobat will also be showcasing its development of advanced services and the consolidation of its digital value services. The firm is to have 700 m² of

exhibition space (stand D-45, Hall 11), where it will present solutions developed to make industry more competitive and adjust fully to the machining needs of its customers while guaranteeing maximum reliability and productivity in highly demanding applications. “Seeking to continue fostering competitiveness at our partners and optimising manufacturing processes, we have developed a range of highprecision grinding machines that run from universal configurations to the toughest, most highly customised machines. These solutions have been designed in close cooperation with their end users. They are complete developments that include not just machinery but all the accessories

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TECH TRENDS and processes associated with the goal of making our customers more competitive”, says Danobat CEO Xabier Alzaga. Cutting-edge technology solutions Specifically, at this edition of the EMO Danobat is to present a fully automated system for grinding the injector seal on automotive engines, a component barely 2 mm in diameter for which production demands are very high. The firm is also to show its LG1000 exterior grinding machine with built-in gantry, a development that combines great flexibility (it is capable of manufacturing up to 180 different items) with high production capacity. The EMO will also feature the presentation of the ESTARTA-650 centreless grinding machine, intended to manufacture components for electric bikes, and the HG72 grinding machine, which has been redesigned to manufacture components 1500 mm in length for electric motors made by Siemens and now integrates grinding and measuring operations in a single set-

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up. Another new product which Danobat will be showing at the trade fair is the VG-800 vertical grinding machine, which combines exterior and interior grinding and measuring operations for the manufacturing of precision machine-tool components. To cater for users who need the precision provided by grinding machines but do not wish to forsake the flexibility of turning machines, the firm is to present a high precision lathe for turning hard materials, with a system aimed at meeting the needs of short-run manufacturers who need to change the type of component made frequently. Along with these new machines, the firm’s stand is to showcase two grinding machines made by its German subsidiary DanobatOverbeck: the IRD-400, a fully automatic machine using a robot to load and unload workpieces, intended specifically for grinding interiors and spokes; and the ILD400, designed to grind interiors, exteriors and spokes and for noncylindrical grinding on workpieces measuring up to 1300 mm in length.

During the trade-fair Danobat is also planning to present its new “multi-frame” machine interface, which can be user customised to combine different windows on the HMI for more user-friendly browsing. Sights set on Germany Innovation is a key part of all the solutions provided by Danobat and is an essential requirement in meeting the demands of the German market, which is the company’s secondbiggest in terms of total sales. Along with its importance to Danobat in terms of sales targets, Germany plays a determinant role in the company’s strategy, as it is a country with great influence on the surrounding markets. “The German market is highly demanding in technological terms, which means that we must always be at the cutting edge of innovation. 87% of our projects involve a design tailored to the needs of the customer, which means that there is a component of innovation in all our solutions. Indeed, 35% of our sales come from solutions that did not exist four years ago. This makes Danobat an ideal manufacturer for meeting the requirements of the highly demanding German industrial sector “, says Mr. Alzaga.

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TECH TRENDS The firm’s stand-out projects in Germany include a recently developed solution for highprecision grinding of Curvic teeth for the aerospace industry. Another development that illustrates the importance placed by Danobat on the German market is the recent installation of three cells for dry grinding and subsequent checking of carbon rotors for hydraulic pumps for the automotive industry. From solutions to services Along with these latest-generation solutions, Danobat will also be publicising its broad range of advanced services and the consolidation of its industrial digitisation service. The EMO in Hanover is the setting selected by the firm for the presentation of its “MyDanobat” platform, a new portal which is already in use among its customers and which provides users with greater control and knowledge of their machines based on specific functions. The “MyDanobat” platform enables users to access historical data on services performed on machines, technical documentation, training

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sessions in the form of tutorials, manuals, backups and reports. “Our ability to develop digital technologies and tools means that we can offer a range of services to help make our customers more competitive based on knowledge of machine behaviour, thus meeting the challenges of the industry of the future”, concludes Mr. Alzaga. Some of the solutions presented at the EMO feature sensors, opening up the door to customised plans for preventive maintenance on key machine components in line with the needs of each customer. But predictive maintenance strategies can also be implemented via smart algorithms which compile data via continuous machine status monitoring and apply self-learning processes capable of detecting potential operational anomalies before they occur. The EMO is scheduled to take place in Hanover on 16-21 September, and will bring together over 2200 exhibitors at a 180,000 m² venue.

and advanced production systems for high technology sectors and customers with high-level technical requirements. It offers a range of advanced machines with guaranteed high precision, reliability and productivity, designed to tackle even the toughest machining processes. The company develops advanced systems for the manufacturing of high value-added components and works in close cooperation with leading firms in its sector to create fully automated lines and end to end solutions covering the whole process from design through manufacturing and the full useful lifetime of each solution. It is strongly internationalised, with production plants in Spain and Germany, along with centres of excellence in those same countries and in Italy, the USA and China. Danobat is part of the Danobatgroup, an industrial group with 1300 employees which invests 8% of its turnover in R&D&i projects.

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Use of TIP-TIG Technology in Process Equipment Plants by Rakesh Choudhary, Head WAPS, Ador Welding Ltd. (with inputs from Plasch, TiP-TiG, Austria)

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IP-TIG welding is a new advanced innovation of the common GTAW Process. This process uses new, patent-pending technology (TiPTiG), that delivers the highest possible weld energy with the lowest possible weld heat, all while still being user-friendly. What is TIP-TIG welding? TiPTiG new welding with a hot wire process can be used in every industry. It is very simple to learn, use and simple to teach. This process is so unique that higher travel speed, lower heat input, reduced cycle time, and an overall better-quality welding advantage can easily be achieved. The Process The TIG weld receptivity for higher weld deposition rates is done by decreasing the speeds for the weld solidification process and increasing the fluid weld area. This allows for a 100%-400% increase in TIG wire feed rates, increasing the overall weld deposits. All these attributes like faster speeds and higher than normal weld energy, increase the resulting TIG weld quality and overall process productivity. The process is also slag-free and

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uses the lowest possible heat input of any welding process, producing a Heat Affected Zone (HAZ), all of which help to reduce distortion and weld stress. It produces some of the highest quality products with the best metallurgical and mechanical properties on all alloys, but also increases production up to four times the normal speed. There is also no inter- pass cleaning, creating availability for an increased Arc on time and weld quality. The TIP TIG process is available in manual and automated capability to attain weld and clad quality levels way beyond the conventional TIG – Hot – Cold Wire TIG – Pulsed MIG and the Flux-Cored process.

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How it Works A TIP TIG welding system uses a wire fed GTAW system just like a typical TIG system, but it’s distinctive for the vibratory effect on wire at weld pool which is achieved by a linear forward and backward mechanical motion created by the customised wire feeder system. The forward and backward motion of the filler wire creates an oscillation that is then transferred to the weld, agitating the molten weld pool and ultimately disrupting the surface tension. In addition to this vibratory

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TECH TRENDS effect on the wire, a hotwire current (powered by a secondary power source) is also applied to the filler metal, prior to entering the weld puddle. The two pictures (fig. 1 & 2) describe the weld finish with Manual GTAW & Manual TIP-TIG process. ChampTig 400P Power source from Ador Welding with the TipTig wire feeder. Benefits of the TIG-TIP process • Increased fluidity of the weld pool • Greater tolerance to joint fit-up • Significantly reduced joint sensitivity • Greater ability to accept more wire into the weld pool, results in a higher deposition • 4-6 times increased travel times • Reduced cycle time and heat input • Cleaner welds with agitated weld pool • Reduced weld stress with the reduced heat input Approved Alloys TiPTiG welding can work on a wide range of alloys such as carbon steel, stainless steel, duplex and super duplex stainless steels, inconel, titanium, aluminium, copper, nickel, and many other critical materials like P-91, which are used in process plant production. Heat Exchangers Heat Exchangers are commonly constructed from low Carbon Steel, Copper, Copper-Nickel, Stainless Steel, Hastelloy, Inconel, or

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Titanium. There are certainly some unique applications and challenges associated with the welding of heat exchangers, such as the position and access for the popular circumferential welding of Tube to sheet welds or the half tube shell welding. A trained TIP-TIG welder can typically weld a 50mm tube in 30 seconds… or less with the highest quality and lowest heat input. Our typical travel speed for fillet welds will be between 300 to 500 mm/min on most applications. Compared with 80 to 150 mm/ min with conventional GTAW. TiPTiG manual system is a low cost semi-automatic solution to tackle any job by selecting a wide variety of torches for different applications, with modified 180 deg torch it allows a complete tube sheet welds without repositioning the wire or stopping, allowing for defect free welds. The typical customers in the manufacturing and repair of various sized heat exchangers are in power plants, chemical plants, petrochemical plants, petroleum refineries, natural gas processing, and sewage treatment.

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pipe and make the welds look simple, that’s a process that should be given consideration. With TIP-TIG, no brushing, no grinding, no spatter, no weld rework, no feeding of wire, no foot control, less skills. Note weld smoke prep machining lubricants. (*Incoloy refers to a range of superalloys produced by the Special Metals Corporation group of companies. They are mostly nickelbased, and designed for excellent corrosion resistance as well as strength at high temperatures; there are specific alloys for resistance to chemical attacks)

INCONEL CLADDING Normally, when you manually clad the end of a pipe ID with Inconelusing Pulsed MIG as shown in the picture and result is often not so good. However when we use TIPTIG, the results are visible as shown on the mentioned pictures. In the pictureTIP-TIG cladded Job, TIP -TIG Inconel 800 pipe was welded with Inconel 82 wire on 10 inch pipe 3/4 Wall. The TIP TIG weld cycle time for the Inconel pipe was 40 – 50 minutes, whereas the customer used to take around 4 hrs with regular TIG. When your weld process can weld a complex incoloy*

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TECH TRENDS Duplex Steel Welding Applications Application The picture (fig.5) is of a very thin Gage Duplex Boiler. Traditional automated TIG process with cold wire may result in sluggish duplex welds. The customer typically attained a maximum Hot Wire TIG weld travel speeds from 12 – 15 inch/min. Then the customer switched over from Hot Wire TIG to the TIP-TIG process. The TIP TIG weld parameters and speeds were achieved using an 0.035 (1mm) 2205 Duplex wire, with TIP-TIG travel speed of 35 inch/min was achieved providing 200% increase in weld travel. The welds had a superior, less sluggish weld bead appearance and the parts had a dramatic reduction in weld distortion, (note the much smaller HAZ). Also the TIP-TIG process was much more stable and consistent. TIP-TIG produces the cleanest welds from lowest possible oxidation. The welds will have the lowest possible weld pores and inclusions and the smallest possible weld HAZ. Welding of P-91 Material Welding of Grade 91 (9Cr-1Mo-V) chromium-molybdenum steel has presented numerous challenges since its introduction inthe 1970s. The gas tungsten-arc (GTAW) process can produce welds of high quality;

however, manual welding can be expensive and labour intensive, requiring skilled welders with extreme hand-eye coordination and dexterity. Grade 91 productivity can beincreased in either shop or field fabrication by introducing a semiautomatic high deposition metal transfer (HDMT) GTAWwelding process that combines controlled excitation of wire with a hot wire addition. This technique is costeffective and can beused for the entire weld from root to cap while producing high quality welds that industry expects from the GTAW process. With TiP-TiG weld study, it indicates that semiautomatic HDMT GTAW welding process is capable of producing toughness valuescomparable to or exceeding manual GTAW and that the process provides an attractive alternative for welding P91 root and hotpasses or the entire weld from root to cap.Results of this study indicates that semiautomatic HDMT GTAW welding process is capable of producing impact valuescomparable to or exceeding manual GTAWT. The process also provides an attractive alternative for welding P91 root and hotpasses or the entire weld from root to cap. The semiautomatic HDMT GTAW welding process permits an increase in energy(heat input), larger weld puddle and increased deposition rate while still

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providing tempering of the previously deposited weldbeads or layers. TIP-TIG HDMT (HIGH DYNAMIC METAL TRANSFER) FOCUS TIP-TIG HDMT FOCUS is a unique TIP-TIG welding process. Its precision and reliability make the TIPTIG HDMT FOCUS welding process particularly suitable for automatedapplications in combination with linear axles, robots and other guiding systems. Nearly all steels, non-ferrousmetals or galvanized sheets can be welded in one layer with filler material; e.g. CrNi-steels with a material thickness of up to 10 to 12 mm can be welded in single pass without any Joint preparation. Some of the welded examples are listed below. it has resulted in elimination of backing gas in austenitic stainless steel welds using high deposition metal transfer gas tungsten-arc welding(HDMTGTAW) TIP-TIG HDMT FOCUS PROCESS Example • Material: CrNi 8+8mm • Weld current: 500A • Weld speed: 46 cm/min • Wire feed speed: 2,0m/min Details of Welded Samples • Material: CrNi 10+10mm • Weld current: 500A • Weld speed: 32 cm/min • Wire feed speed: 1,8m/min TIP-TIG REDUCED COSTS BY OVER 60%, WHEN COMPARED WITH CONVENTIONAL TIG PROCESS TIP-TIG Cost Comparison The following comparison shows the actual savings calculated on a real stainless-steel welding application comparing conventional TIG and TIP-TIG on a pipe application (2” Sch 80 Stainless) in the 5G position.

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Variable / Results

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Melt off rate

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100.00%

Deposition rate

g/h

200

580(3 times)

Duty cycle

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g/h

200

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Argon

Argon

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The above data shows, the deposition rates approx. 3 times to standard TIG process which reduces the production costs by 60%. Conclusion TIP-TIG is an innovative TIG process and good alternative to standard gas tungsten-arc (GTAW) process. Its versatility and simplicity makes the manual welder to give higher output. The Automated High Deposition Metal Transfer (HDMT) GTAW welding process that combines controlled excitation of wire with a hot wire addition and gives very

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promising results to challenging applications. Plant equipment manufacturing, wherever GTAW is applicable, is possible to be replaced by TIG-TIG process which gives very high output without compromising on quality. The success in P91 welding with TIP-TIG, also increases the application possibility in that area.

References: 1. Paper on ‘ACHIEVING TOUGHNESS IN P91 WELDS FROM ROOT TO CAP USING SEMIAUTOMATIC HIGH DEPOSITION METAL TRANSFER (HDMT) GTAW WELDING PROCESS ‘ by Charles W. “Pat” Patrick 2. Information from TiPTiG USA 3. Information from TiPTiG International AG .

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TBD HS: Programmable System for noncontact high speed tool breakage detection

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ndustrial realities, where productivity represents the priority to achieve, aim to implement tool measurement solutions, which prove to be quick, accurate and reliable. Aware of such need and willing to develop an application that could avoid affecting production efficiency, Marposs presented TBD, the Tool Breakage Detector, a time-saving laser-based solution for broken tool detection on machine. TBD on milling machines and machining centres permits to keep under control the process, thanks to a very short tool checking cycle. Fast and reliable detection achievable by the TBD allows to reduce production time and to avoid expensive work-pieces scrap due to wrong cutting process by damaged or broken tools. All functionality is contained within the TBD unit compact housing, which can be mounted outside the machine area, saving space on the table. It is possible to choose among different working modes, which endow TBD with a great flexibility. Switching the power to the maximum gives TBD the chance to recognize a tool placed at a longer distance (up to 2 meters), with a standard capability to check the breakage. If a smaller tolerance is required, the reduced power can be set obtaining a smaller beam. Furthermore, an user can choose the filtering level of the signal. In fact, during the checking cycle, some coolant drops could interrupt the beam or coolant stuck on the tool could create variation in the signal received. Setting “Hi Filter” makes the software of the TBD more restrictive in order to give the more reliable response. On the other hand, choosing “Low Filter” TBD responds in a faster way, as the filter is less severe. Lastly, it is possible to choose the appropriate range of spindle speed, up to 5000 rpm.

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The new TBD HS Marposs S.p.A. has recently introduced the new TBD HS, High Speed, on its wide range of products for tool checking on milling machines and machining centers. The new TBD HS is a programmable system for non-contact checking hi-speed tools, particularly committed to those applications where there is the need for hi-speed spindles, up to 80.000 rpm. Thanks to its rotary switch selector, the TBD HS is able to recognize the tool in two different ways, depending on the actual rotational speed, thus minimizing cycle times, generally crucial in this kind of process. Selecting “Quick Recognition”, the tool checking is performed for 10.000 rpm spindle speed and its multiples; on the other hand, it is possible to choose “Hybrid Recognition” if the speed is 1.000 rpm and its multiples or 10.000 rpm and its multiples. With a reflective, clean tool an impressive 150 msec checking time is achieved, approximately half the time compared to the standard TBD. High spindle speeds and small tool dimensions lead to the need for a fine adjustment for positioning the TBD

HS in a very precise way: that is the reason why an effective system has been designed to make accurate and easy the searching procedure of the tool verification position. Once TBD installed and tool approximately pointed, now is even more quick and simple to optimize the laser beam and to find the checking position. The tool breakage detection performed by the TBD HS is improved by the presence (upon request) of a blower for cleaning the receiver glass: taking advantage of the usual standard inlet, both in terms of air flow and pressure, it has been developed a solution able to protect the glass from swarf and scraps without increasing the air consumption. Moreover, when the conditions are particularly harsh because of the aggressive presence of shavings, there is the chance to substitute the standard protection glass with one in sapphire crystal: being 9 out of 10 its hardness degree on the Mohs scale, this kind of protection lets the receiver performance always at its maximum, no more damaged by the extreme machine conditions. Website: www.marposs.com www.mtwmag.com


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Boring Systems Meet Rigorous Demands of Machining Parts for Energy Sector Wohlhaupter India Pvt. Ltd. highlights boring systems to machine high-quality energy components --quicker and quieter.

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ohlhaupter India Pvt. Ltd. provides engineering, technical support, and onsite application services within India for Wohlhaupter GmbH and Allied Machine and Engineering Corp., leading manufacturers of holemaking and finishing tooling systems. Wohlhaupter India Pvt. Ltd. offers more precision and peace on the shop floor with Wohlhaupter modular boring systems for manufacturers of field components for the energy industry. Machining parts for such a challenging sector can include variances in workpiece materials, long cross holes and boring through difficult applications with precision. To reduce chatter and improve hole quality in tough boring applications, Wohlhaupter India recommends their boring systems with NOVITECH vibration dampening modules. The Wohlhaupter 320 boring head with NOVITECH provides productivity, surface quality, and process reliability in applications

that may involve significant material variances or long overhangs greater than 6:1. Mounted inside the patentpending NOVITECH system, the viscoelastically mounted damper modules reduce vibrations when boring diameters ranging from 1.97” – 8.07” (50mm – 205mm), up to 10xD. By combining Wohlhaupter boring tools with the NOVITECH (“no vibration technology”) module, the inserts and the machine center’s spindle achieve longer life. The NOVITECH modules are compatible with any machine spindle and feature Wohlhaupter’s MVS connection too, making it simple to use with existing Wohlhaupter components. Recently, a Wohlhaupter NOVITECH boring system

provided significant productivity improvements, surface quality, and time savings for A to Z Machine Company, Inc. This company specializes in a wide variety of custom parts including complex components and assemblies for the oil/gas industry and they’d been contracted to manufacture highpressure, multifunction pumps. Each cast-iron part was to be bored with three holes, each with a 12” depth and a 22” reach. Previous tooling had been running at a slow 0.47 IPM resulting in a lengthy cycle time of 84 minutes per part for this feature, so they reached out a field engineer, Mark Fowler, based in their area. Together Fowler and A to Z’s lead manufacturing engineer, Marc Manteufel worked to find the best tools and techniques to reduce both vibrations and cycle time while maintaining the required finish. Fowler and Manteufel selected the Wohlhaupter 320 boring head with NOVITECH vibration damper for the job. With the right tooling and expert teamwork, the cycle time for this feature was reduced by 74 minutes while still achieving the required finish. For more information, www.wohlhaupterindia.in

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PMI: Wide Rail Type, MSG Series Characteristics The trains of balls are designed to a contact angle of 45° which enables it to bear an equal load in radial, reversed radial and lateral directions. Therefore, it can be applied in any installation direction. Furthermore, MSG series can achieve a well balanced preload for increasing rigidity in four directions while keeping a low frictional resistance. This is especially suit to high precision and high rigidity required motion. By design, the ability to use a single rail and to have the low pro le with a low center of gravity is ideal where space is limited and high moments are required. The patent design of lubrication route makes the lubricant evenly distribute in each circulation loop. Therefore, the optimum lubrication can be achieved in any installation direction, and this promotes the performance in running accuracy, service life, and reliability. Features • High Rigidity, Four-way Equal Load The four trains of balls are

allocated to a circular contact angle at 45°, thus each train of balls can take up an equal rated load in all four directions. Moreover, a sufficient preload can be achieved to increase rigidity, and this makes it suitable for any kind of installation • Smooth Movement with Low Noise The simplified design of circulating system with strengthened synthetic resin accessories makes the movement smooth and quiet.

• Self Alignment Capability The self adjustment is performed spontaneously as the design of face-to-face (DF) circular arc groove. Therefore, the installation error could be compensated even under a preload, and which results in precise and smooth linear motion. • Interchangeability For interchangeable type of linear guideway, the dimensional tolerances are strictly maintained within a reasonable range, and this has made the random matching of the same size of rails and carriages possible. Therefore, the similar preload and accuracy can be obtained even under the random matching condition. As a result of this advantage, the linear guideway can be stocked as standard parts, the installation and maintenance become more convenient. Moreover, this is also beneficial for shortening the delivery time.

For more information Web:www.pmi-amt.com

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PRODUCT SHOWCASE Cotton Knitted Seamless Gloves with PVC Dots The Dotted Gloves are mainly used as GRIP or ANTI SLIP Gloves. We produce the Gloves from various materials like Cotton, Poly/Cotton, Synthetic materials like Nylon, Polyester, Para-Aramid in variety of PVC Coating patterns & the most popular is POLKA DOTS screen pattern. The Dots provide increasing Gripping, while offering flexibility & also abrasion resistant for extended glove life. The PVC dotted gloves are available in single or both sides (for reversible use means four wearing surfaces). The Seamless Knitted liner gives more comfort & dexterity to the wearer with breathable knit construction for easy air circulation. The other options are full palm coat, wave pattern, criss cross, brick pattern. The usage of these Dotted Gloves are usually recommended for General maintenance, components holding, shipping and receiving, Handling, Packaging, Farm and gardening, General Purpose work, assembly, general maintenance, electronics, shipping, drilling & oil industries, glass industries, construction. Features & Benefits Cotton is a natural fiber & it is soft, supple, with no irritation despite longer wear & absorbs the moisture, making comfortable. These gloves are available in different weight & thickness for various requirements & different cuff length depending on application. The Dotted Gloves can be offered in 7,10 & 13 Gauge Knitting.

For Product Enquiry Contact Marvel Gloves Industries Manufacturers, Exporters & Importers of Gloves & PPEs 187/188, 2nd Floor, Ashoka Shopping Centre, G.T. Hospital Complex, L. T. Marg, Mumbai 400 001 INDIA Phone : +91 22 2262 6546 / 2262 6876 Email : marvelgloves@gmail.com www.marvelgloves.com

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Application • General maintenance • Shipping & receiving • Food processing • Light fabrication • Shipping & Port Handling • Drilling Rigs & Offshore companies • Packaging • Automotive Assembly • Material Handling

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GEM’s Bottle Type FRP Cooling Tower GEM’s Nexgen Bottle type FRP Cooling Tower is known for the benefits it offers like low maintenance, high efficiency, noiseless operation, minimum water loss and long service life.

For Product Enquiry Contact GEM Equipments (P) Ltd. SF No.103, Avinashi Road, Arasur, Coimbatore 641 407 Tel : 0422-2363800 / E-mail: sales@gemindia.com

Following are some of the constructional features of this trendsetting product: • Superior extended shaft flange mounted frame, waterproof with aluminium body, epoxy painting, SS shaft and EPDM sealing; saves power; highly reliable and built to last. • RTM Mould body, UV protected and with glossy finish • FRP Louver profile reduces water spillage loss, prevents entry of foreign particles and extends cycle for blow down. Also proper L/G reduces evaporation loss. • High Efficiency Aero Dynamic Fan: Axial flow, direct driven, low noise, long life, corrosion -free aluminium, computerized balanced and wind tunnel tested. • Revolutionary Spiral Fills: Rigid PVC – with long life, clogg-free and ease of assembly. UV stabilized • The product is offered to the customer with a 5-year warranty – for the first time in India.

Steady Volt Servo Voltage Stabilizers Frequent voltage variations are a menace that can damage electronic components like power supplies, drives, PLCs, controllers, etc. Their effects are widely felt in CNC, printing and textile machines as well as laboratory, data processing, medical & telecommunication equipment. Frequent breakdowns of such machines are costly to repair. This apart, the downtime and frequent interruptions in operation brings substantial loss of revenue. Steady Volt from Unity Controls is a state-of-the-art Voltage Stabilizer designed to protect such equipment from voltage variations and its ill-effects.

For Product Enquiry Contact Unity Controls Pvt. Ltd 405, Sapphire Arcade, 42 M.G. Road, Ghatkopar (E), Mumbai 400 077 Phone: 022- 2501 3832 / 33 E-mail: sales@unitycontrols.in Web: www.unitycontrols.in

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Following are some of its unique features: • Intelligent microprocessor-based system(available in new digital models) • Digital interface with large LCD display and keypad • Auto re-start, adjustable output voltage, trip bypass, fault list • No hunting, oscillation and noise generation • Innovative transformer design to minimize power loss • Constant output voltage across a wide input voltage range • Single phasing prevention, surge suppressor and EMI / RFI filter With the best-in-class response time and correction rates, Steady Volt offers improved power quality and greater energy efficiency, thereby saving the cost of breakdowns and energy utilization. Apart from protecting your equipment from damage, Steady Volt also saves energy during continuous operations.

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PRODUCTS SHOWCASE

Extech 407119: Heavy Duty CFM Hot Wire Thermo-Anemometer Accurately measure Air Flow (CFM/CMM) or Air velocity plus °F/°C Temperature

For Product Enquiry Contact FLIR Systems India Pvt. Ltd. 1111, D Mall, Netaji Subhash Place, Pitampura, New Delhi – 110034, INDIA Tel: +91-11-4560 3555 | Fax: +91-11-4721 2006 Email: flirindia@flir.com.hk Webiste: www.extech.com

The 407119 Heavy Duty CFM Hot Wire Thermo--Anemometer uses a telescoping probe (extends up to 3 ft) which is ideal for use in ducts and ventilating systems. It can accurately measure Air Flow (CFM/CMM), Air Velocity and Temperature. Air Flow can be displayed as an instantaneous value or up to a 20 point average. • Air velocity measurements as low as 40ft/min • Telescoping probe is ideal for use in ducts and ventilating systems; extends up to 3ft (940mm) long • Measures air volume in CFM (ft3/min) and CMM (m3/min) plus Temperature simultaneously • Air Flow displayed in 2 modes: Instantaneous value or up to 20 point average • Record/Recall MIN and MAX readings • Large 1.4” (99,999 count) LCD display • Data Hold plus Auto Power Off • Comes complete with telescoping probe with 5.5ft cable, & 4 x AA batteries.

Portable Welding Fume Extractor The portable weld fume extractor is most suitable for weld shops in automobile & auto component industry, boiler manufacturing industry, heavy fabrication shops, Railway, Welding training center, Robotic welding, Ship building, Dockyard and practically everywhere where welding is going on Two stage Electrostatic precipitation technology from Filter On – the perfect ,long term solution to arrest weld fumes & smoke. Electrostatic precipitator technology filters fumes/smoke and provides the clean air. Fine sub-micron suspended particles are electrostatically charged using high -voltage power supply which get attracted & precipitated on opposite charged electrode plates .The process ensures smoke -free ,clean healthy air. Technology Advantages• Better than EU9 grade filtration (The filters arrest smallest size of particle 0.001 micron to 10micron) • Low pressure loss-saves running cost • Zero replacement cost.

For Product Enquiry Contact FILTER ON INDIA PVT. LTD. Survey No. 81/1, Dangat Industrial Estate, Near Agarwal Godown, NDA Road, Shivne, PUNE - 411 023

Website: www.filter-on.com

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Portable fume extractor features• Light – Weight, Portable • Capture Fumes Effectively From Generation Source. • It have 3 meter extension arm for suction from long distance. • Grab handle all around hood and Arms are rotate 360 Degree. • Easy to shift everywhere welding is going by its own mounting wheels.

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Multispindle Drilling and Tapping SPM

For Product Enquiry Contact Patson Machines Pvt. Ltd. `Sheh’, C-11, Erandwane society,14/5, Erandwane, Pune, Maharastra 411004 Tel. 020-25442913. Fax. 020-25410836 Email: patsontech@vsnl.net Web: www.patsontech.com

Patson Machines Pvt. Ltd. offers multispindle drilling and tapping machines for Auto parts, Small parts and fan industries parts. This machine is ideal for no .of holes drilling and tapping for small components.No. of spindle for machine will be according to no. of holes to be drilled as per component requiremnt. Machine has two stations ,one for drilling operation and second for tapping operation. Tapping operation will be of pitch controlled type. Different tapping sizes in one component is possible. Floating type tap holders are used for tap. Drilling station is hydraulically operated. Rapid feed-feed-rapid return cycle is used for drilling operation. Operations at both Station will be carried out by single operator simultaneously to result in increase in more productivity. Reduction in machining time, rejection rate and increased productivity is the advantages of this machine. The company is committed to deliver quality at economical price.

Welding Fume Extractor, King Extractor-II-MU 3 Welding Fume Extractor, King Extractor-II-MU 3 is a mobile mechanical high efficiency self-cleaning filter designed for workplaces. The filter cleans air from different kinds of dry dust, welding aerosols and other dry contaminants from most industrial processes. The filter cartridge is cleaned automatically without interrupting the filtration process. The cleaning extends the cartridge service periods and minimizes maintenance.

For Product Enquiry Contact Ador Welding Limited Akurdi Chowk, Chinchwad, Pune 411 019 Tel.: 020- 4070 6000 Email: cmo@adorians.com Web: www.adorwelding.com

The Filter is designed for continuous indoor operation under the following climatic conditions: • Air temperature from +10 deg. C to +45 deg. C. • Relative humidity : 80% at 25 deg. C • The compact construction integrates the filter, extraction arm and fan • The filter can be used at workplaces unreachable to other ventilating equipment, and • The filter requires connection to a general compressed air supply. The standard delivery set includes Built-in fan, Control console, Filtering cartridge of respective type, Spark arrester, Oil separator with reduction box for compressed air system, & Electrical grounded cable L= 5 m with plug.

Looking for industrial Products for your plant/workshop ??? Connect to right manufacturers & suppliers http://www.mtwmag.com/category/products/ www.mtwmag.com

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GEDEE WEILER PRIVATE LIMITED

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N. GANDHI & CO.

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ACCUSHARP CUTTING TOOLS PVT. LTD.

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GEM EQUIPMENTS (P) LTD.

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O

ACE DESIGNERS LTD.

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GLOBE-TECH ENGINEERING EXPO - 2020

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OKUMA INDIA PVT LTD

ACETECH AGENCY

93

GP PETROLEUMS LTD.

59

P

ADOR WELDING LIMITED

87

H

ANCA MACHINE TOOLS PVT. LTD.

5

HANGSTERFER'S

APEX PRECISION MECHATRONIX PVT. LTD.

95

B

17

PARAGON MACHINERY CO. LTD.

31

67

PRECIHOLE MACHINE TOOLS PVT. LTD.

61

HITTCO TOOLS LIMITED

61

PRECISION MOTION INDUSTRIES, INC. ( PMI )

29

HOSABETTU HEAVY MACHINERY LLP

21

PROCESS MANUFACTURING R&D LEADERS’ SUMMIT - 2019

113

68

Q

BEARING EXPO & CONFERENCE - 2019

91

HURCO INDIA PVT. LTD.

BETTINELLI AUTOMATION COMPONENTS PVT. LTD.

81

I

BIRLA PRECISION TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED

73

IMTEX FORMING - 2020

75

R

ISCAR INDIA LIMITED

INNER IFC

RENISHAW PLC

53

ROCKLIN MANUFACTURING CO.

72

C CLEANOIL

35

D

QVI INDIA PVT. LTD.

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JERGENS INDIA PVT. LTD.

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ROLLON INDIA PVT. LTD. - INDIA

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33

RR KABEL LIMITED

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DOWEL ENGINEERING WORKS

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JYOTI CNC AUTOMATION LTD.

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K

DVS TECHNOLOGY GROUP

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K-1 ENTERPRISES

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M

SUGINO MACHINE INDIA PVT. LTD.

37

T

ELECTROTHERM (INDIA) LTD.

13

MACHINE TOOLS, MANUFACTURING & TECHNOLOGY EXPO

15

THE ASSOCIATION FOR MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY

63

ELGI EQUIPMENTS LTD.

25

MARPOSS INDIA PVT. LTD.

57

TRUCUT PRECISION TOOLS PVT. LTD.

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EMAG INDIA PVT. LTD.

47

MARVEL GLOVES INDUSTRIES

101

U

ENGIMACH - 2019

27

MASTERCAM INDIA

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UNITY CONTROLS PVT. LTD.

EPPINGER TOOLING ASIA PVT. LTD.

98 - 99

METAL + WORKING EXPO - 2020

109

V

MGM-VARVEL POWER TRANSMISSION PVT LTD

105

V M TRADERS

F FACCIN S. P. A.

43

MICRO-EPSILON INDIA PVT. LTD.

83

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FATTY TUNA INDIA PVT. LTD.

41

MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC INDIA PVT. LTD.

23

WOHLHAUPTER / ALLIED MACHINE & ENGINEERING COMPANY

FLIR SYSTEMS INDIA PVT. LTD.

49

MMC HARDMETAL INDIA PVT. LTD.

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ZECHA PRECISION TOOLS LIMITED

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