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COMPANY UPDATE
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INDIA DESIGN WEEK - 2017 : Discovers Budding Designers
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ANCA is first to market yet again with its Dual Robot technology to be launched at EMO 2017
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Renishaw launches new faster variant of its RGH24 encoder
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Rejuvenation of Gears & Gearboxes- Timken’s Global Refurbishment Services
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Schmersal launches new generation of position switches
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Accusharp Ador Welding
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ANCA
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Autodesk
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B Mr. A.P. Jayanthram Managing Director Heidenhain Optics & Electronics India Pvt. Ltd
Mr. GK Pillai Managing Director & CEO Walchandnagar Industries Ltd.
Mr. Rupesh Paparaju Director, Bettinelli Automation Components Pvt. Ltd.
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Renishaw Metrology Systems Ltd.
Jyoti CNC Automation LTD
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MMC Hardmetal
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Rollon India
Dormer Pramet
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DesignTech Systems
Elesa and Ganter
Ms.Samina Khalid Marketing Manager
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Shavo Technologies Shell Lubricants
FARO
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Gleason
Timken Power Systems
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Unity Controls
Precihole Machine Tools Pvt. Ltd.
Sanjay Tools & Adhesives
Mr. P.K. Balasubbramaniian President VBS Corporate Support
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Mr. B.P. Poddar Vice President - Sales & Marketing FEMCO Fatty Tuna India Pvt. Ltd.
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Mr. Jayant Vaidyanathan VP - Sales & Application Tsugami Precision Engineering India Pvt. Ltd.
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INDIA DESIGN WEEK - 2017 : Discovers Budding Designers ICT Academy, in association with Autodesk, recently organized the INDIA DESIGN WEEK 2017, a unique initiative for budding designers to learn, explore, innovate and design products for different areas. These areas include built environment, disaster relief, energy, food, health & well-being, mobility, waste, water, clean industry and resource & materials. The inaugural edition was commenced on August 4, 2017 at Coimbatore, with the theme “Design for Ecosystems”. It was open for fulltime students enrolled under Mechanical, Aeronautical, Automobile, Mechatronics, robotics and Production Engineering courses and nearly 500 students from Tamil Nadu have participated in the 24H Design Challenge at Sri Krishna College of Technology, Coimbatore on 6th & 7th August 2017. Twentyfive Industry experts from top level organizations were invited as jury members for the competition. Six hundred (600) Students formed 160 groups from 24 colleges and participated in India Design Week competition. The students worked on live product designs and got an opportunity to attend a series of workshops, mocks, and product showcase of Autodesk. Top 3 winners were selected by the jury members based on their project presentations and the top 3 received a cash prize of Rs 30,000, Rs, 20,000 and Rs. 10,000 for 1st, 2nd and 3rd prize respectively. The best of 20 projects were 3D printed and displayed in a gallery. Mr. M. Sivakumar, CEO, ICT Academy said, “This initiative is part of our efforts to enable the students, the future generation of engineers to create product designs
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that can have a positive impact on the various ecosystems that sustain human life. We are very excited to have Autodesk as our partner for this initiative as they are globally acclaimed pioneers of design who believe in the power of technology. We believe this design event will not only help the students to acquire new skills and insights but also inspire them towards creating a better future”. Mr. Anand Pillai, Education lead – India & SAARC, Autodesk India said, “ We, at Autodesk, are not just looking to the future with new technology; we’re looking to the future with the next generation. We’re preparing students for careers in design, engineering, manufacturing, and the digital arts using the tools the professionals use. With initiatives like the India Design Week, we’re tapping into the passion of young people to change the world for the better, to be more than just successful in their careers, but to do good while doing well.” Smt. S Malarvizhi, Chairperson and Managing Trustee, Sri Krishna College of Engineering & Technology said, “It’s a great pride in being a part of nation-building exercise and encouraging young designers to deliver their project ideas. The students created their product design, which aspired to make a
difference and contribute towards the global agenda. Shri. Kumar Jayant IAS, Managing Director of TAHDCO said, “Students should be free to utilize their time in the college without the pressure put by the academic leader in the name of discipline; discipline has to come from within. Further, the student community should understand that the examination and results is not the ‘be all and end all’, which is evident from the placement trends that indicate that most of the toppers sparsely make it through in the campus interviews. Students should understand further that the cut-off marks set by the campus interviewers are only to reduce the size of the sample that they would need to interview.” Secondly, when talking of innovation, it is essential to understand that evading fear is a basic trait for an innovator. Whenever creating something new or innovation is ventured into, one should never be afraid of failure, as achievements are the fruit of determination and perseverance. Moreover, to innovate something one should be aware or be exposed to the worldly developments, which is purely dependent on what one does beyond the confines of the educational institutions. Ultimately, the thirst to learn will expose to newer knowledge
and exposure, which will eventually give an insight to innovate. Mr. Pradeep Nair, Managing Director, India and SAARC, Autodesk said that the future of making things is changing. When thinking of ideation and innovation, it is always under-estimated of what could be done long-term, but an over-estimation happens about what could be done overnight. If we roll over time, no innovation has ever happened instantaneously. For instance, the mobile revolution that has happened in this millennium is the result of collective innovative efforts of many different industries, which have been pushing the boundaries to redefine the art of making something new. The case is the same with the core industries in every walk of the business. Innovation does not happen completely all of a sudden; innovation is incremental, which happens over a period of time. ICT Academy, Industries, Institutions and Government together have been part of strengthening the India’s vision “Skill India”, he added. ICT Academy, headquartered in Chennai, India is an initiative of the Government of India in collaboration with the state Governments and Industries. ICT Academy is a not-for-profit autonomous organization, the first of its kind pioneer venture under the PublicPrivate-Partnership (PPP) model that endeavors developing the next generation talent pool. ICT Academy in partnership with Autodesk has been developing teachers and students on Design thinking in the areas of Manufacturing, Automobile, Construction and Architecture. - P.K. Balasubbramaniian
BUSINESS NEWS
ANCA is first to market yet again with its Dual Robot technology to be launched at EMO 2017 ANCA CNC Machines and sister company ANCA Motion will be demonstrating its world leading technology at EMO Hannover 2017. Visit the stand to find out how ANCA’s latest software product launch, Management Suite, is bringing customers into Industry 4.0; see its world first Dual Robot technology in action and find out why ANCA Motion’s linear motor is exciting the market. Known for being first to market, this year will be no exception for ANCA who continues to enable its customers’ success with its latest innovations. ANCA services a diverse range of competitive industries including cutting tool manufacture, automotive, aerospace, electronics and medical. Pat Boland, joint ANCA Cofounder said “Our customers have come to expect ANCA to lead the CNC industry market trends with our latest product releases. This year will be no exception and I am excited by how much more grinding flexibility and performance our latest products offer our customers. Please come and visit us at Hall 6, Booth K59 and learn more about how we can help you.”
Previewing ANCA’s new custom designed and built industrial robot loader at EMO ANCA is known for being the market leader in pushing the boundaries. We develop new products and innovations that continue to raise the bar of what a CNC tool and cutter grinder can deliver for our customers. Coupled with this, our commitment to investing in creating our own technology provides a complete machine solution and
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guarantees ANCA’s promise of quality and expertise. Pat McCluskey, ANCA’s cofounder and lead designer on the project said: “To give the market a taste of what we have coming up in the future we are excited to preview our robotic tool loader at EMO 2017 that has been fully designed and built in house by our experienced engineering team. We recognise that as the market moves towards greater automation, providing a low cost solution for tool loading was something our customers would welcome. “As the lead designer on the robot development project I’ve been asked by industry players ‘how can ANCA develop its own industrial robot?’ Basically it’s a logical extension for our company whose strength is having multi-disciplinary technical expertise and an intimate knowledge of the CNC market. It’s actually a relatively simple task to develop the mechanical aspects of an industrial robot, but to make it function successfully you better be expert in designing your own CNC System, Digital Servo Drives and Core Software. These skills I believe are ANCA’s unique strengths in the tool grinding industry.” “For instance, the ANCA robot does not use a separate free-
line in ANCA’s market first multirobot production cell solution. The single-base cell includes automated part loading, high precision grinding, and quality assurance, outproducing the previous multimachine process while achieving part quality requirements. Watch a video explaining the new technology here: https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=eq47cvT3_g4 Using a single robot, ANCA’s TXcell automated grinding cell can automatically load grinding wheel packs, and the work piece – a highly successful approach for ANCA customers manufacturing rotary cutting tools. And, with the addition of a second robot in the TXcell, the machine can complete secondary operations unmanned.
standing controller. The control system software actually runs concurrently within the machine’s CNC core software and uses the machine’s operator panel and handheld pendant to perform the teaching. If you can use an ANCA Tool Grinder, you can use an ANCA robot as well and our service engineers can easily fix your ANCA robot. We pride ourselves on providing customers with a complete ANCA machine solution and that is why we have invested in developing our own industrial robot. Visit our stand at EMO to see a live demonstration preview of our new robot that is still in development.” concluded Pat.
A market first - duel robot grinding cell CNC grinders now have the capacity to integrate several manufacturing operations into a single production
Become a fully automated factory with the new Management Suite Come and get a demo of the latest features of our software such as tool balancing and next generation ball nose and many more. Launched earlier this year ANCA’s new Management Suite is a game changer for the CNC grinding industry. It provides customers the technology to monitor the performance of their machines no matter where they are in the world. The new software also enables companies to run smart factories by providing live production information to make data based decisions on operational improvements.
ANCA Motion to showcase its Laser Cutting product ANCA Motion is excited to be part of The ANCA Group stand this year again at EMO 2017. Our motion control solutions have been power-
BUSINESS NEWS ing ANCA CNC Machines for over 40 plus years. We provide customers with control solutions for all industries which has seen our product range expand from CNC’s and motors to servo drives, IO, EtherCAT®, user interfaces and software. This year at EMO, ANCA Motion will present several motion control solutions including our laser cutting package which is specifically developed to deliver best in class process performance on a variety of machine configurations. We will also be showcasing flexible open CNC software packages that can be tailored to our customer’s requirements. Our Commander software is designed to allow human operators to seamlessly monitor and interact with processed data. Commander allows you to build custom interfaces and functionality, with no programming skills required.
TX Linear launches at EMO ANCA’s premium machine, the TX model has flexible software and tooling combined with a large working envelope enables the production of more complex tools, heavy duty manufacturing and
component manufacturing. The new TX Linear will be on show for the first time in Europe at EMO for visitors to come and experience. The new machine will feature: • ANCA Motion’s LinX linear motors on X, Y and Z axis that delivers superior grinding surface finish and long term reliability; • an updated ANCA Motion AM5X CNC and servo drive system, for the latest in motion control performance and reliability; and • new user friendly operator front panel with touch screen and ergonomic tilt adjustment to suit different operator heights.
How in-process measurement is giving an EDGe The EDGe erosion and tool grinding machine has the flexibility to erode PCD tools and grind carbide and HSS tools. It includes a proprietary eSpark Generator for control over the energy level of the spark, surface finish, material removal and cycle time. Visit the stand to find out more about: • The benefits achieved by in-process measurement and compensation of tool diameter
and profile; and • how LaserPlus ensures the first tool is grinded accurately on the EDGe and subsequent tools in a batch hold tolerance.
Learn about the MX7 Linear superior grinding capabilities The popular MX7 Linear is a powerful versatile, next-generation CNC grinding machine designed to meet the rigorous demands for production grinding. The MX7 Linear a hardworking, high productivity system with unique features that make it capable of handling varied batch sizes with minimum set up time. ANCA’s Radio-frequency identification (RFID) increases the flexibility of tool programming, automating the tool loading process and removing the need for an operator to program individual loader pallet pockets to a specific tool. This product is ideal for regrinding or manufacturing a varied range of tools in small to medium sized batches and is available with the TXcell and MX tool grinders. Visit the stand and see how the following features greatly improve grinding capabilities:
• RoboMate with the Four Pallet Upgrade; • RFID and Collet Changing (loading a wide range of different size end mills and drills); • AutoStick; • LaserPlus; and • Wheel Probe.
FX Linear The FX Linear provides exceptional value for money offering a wide range of options to increase productivity and accuracy. This year it will be fitted with a Nachi loader, an affordable automation solution that has been optimised for the highest volume diameters and lengths. It has a capacity range of up to 380 tools and a load cycle time of 15 seconds. In addition, there is no need to change gripper fingers between batches, which further maximises productivity. Ask one of the ANCA sales team to demonstrate: • The Nachi loader; • LaserPlus; • iView; • Auto wheel qualification; • Pop-up steady; and • Premier W25 PCA, AutoStick.
Renishaw launches new faster variant of its RGH24 encoder Renishaw’s RGH24 range of optical incremental encoders with linear RGS20 gold scale has a long and successful track record over many years; it has become an industry standard and continues to be much in demand to this day. As manufacturers upgrade their industrial processes for greater efficiency and throughput via higher speeds, precision and reliability, position feedback sensors are key and must keep pace. Renishaw has now launched new readhead variants of the RGH24 to support the latest in state-of-the-art manufacturing. These enhanced readheads have the same form and fit as the
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original RGH24 and may be used as a dropin-replacement. The new encoders offer an expanded range of clocking options, which allow much higher speeds to be achieved due to changes in the internal electronics of the readhead. These changes include a
faster interpolation processor and modifications to support higher data rates. Performance enhancements include: faster speeds at higher resolutions, e.g. 3 m/s at 0.1 µm resolution; lower cyclic error and two high resolution options of either 0.1 µm or 0.2 µm. All other features such as the ‘substratemastered’ RGS gold scale and digital RS422 output are the same as the standard product. The upgraded RGH24 systems give customers all the benefits of the pre-existing RGH24 range but with higher operating speeds, enhanced resolutions and better accuracy.
BUSINESS NEWS
CIMdata ranks Mastercam first in installed seats Mastercam is the world’s most widely-used CAM software for the 23rd straight year, according to the latest analysis by CIMdata, Inc. With over 236,000 installed seats worldwide, Mastercam has almost twice the installed base of the closest competitor. “CNC Software is grateful to our constantly expanding and highly experienced global user base for their continued support. It’s the feedback and input from the worldwide manufacturing community that has helped Mastercam stay at the forefront of manufacturing technology and productivity today,” says CNC Software President, Meghan West. West continues, “The large community of qualified Mastercam programmers presents a number of opportunities. 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.” CIMdata also recognized Mastercam’s global support network as the largest in the CAM world. “Our Mastercam Resellers continue to provide manufacturers with expert training, on-site support, and consulting to ensure production goals and deadlines are met,” West adds. “And with almost 25% of the educational market,” West continues, “CNC Software
continues to demonstrate its commitment to the future of our industry, as well as the next generation of manufacturing professionals. We continue our commitment to all levels of learning, from secondary education and community programs to technical schools and universities. We have worked with our global support network to develop programs and tools that introduce students to the world of manufacturing at every age, and that teach the programming skills necessary for meaningful employment.”
FARO® Introduces FocusS 70 Laser Scanner FARO® the world’s most trusted source for 3D measurement and imaging solutions for factory metrology, product design, construction BIM/ CIM, public safety-forensics and 3D machine vision applications, announces the release of the latest addition to the FARO® Focus Laser Scanner portfolio. The FARO FocusS 70 (http://www.faro. com/en-in/products/construction-bim-cim/farofocus/) is a high accuracy, short range scanner specifically designed for architecture, engineering, construction, product design and public safetyforensics professionals. Similar to the FARO FocusM 70 introduced into the award winning FARO® Focus Laser Scanner portfolio in January 2017, the FocusS70 delivers industrial grade performance with an exceptional price/performance ratio. This includes an Ingress Protection (IP) Rating of 54 for use in high particulate and wet weather conditions, HDR imaging and extended temperature range. Additionally, users will continue to have unrestricted freedom of choice to leverage the software tools most beneficial to their own workflow, including FARO SCENE and 3rd party software solutions such as Autodesk ReCap®. The FARO FocusS 70 also delivers a set of
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Improved Productivity and Confidence: • Supports the real time, on-site registration functionality recently announced by FARO with the introduction the SCENE 7.0 software suite
incremental, value-added functionality that makes it a perfect fit for those applications that require the short range scanning power of the FocusM 70, the next level accuracy of the FocusS 150 or FocusS 350 and the unique power of real time, on-site registration.
Short Range with Best in Class Accuracy: • Designed for both indoor and outdoor applications that require scanning up to 70 meters and with accuracy of +/- 1mm
More Data Captured Faster: • Delivers acquisition speed of almost 1,000,000 points per second
This high value functionality enables the 3D scan data, whether it be from a single scan or multiple scans in process simultaneously, to be wirelessly transmitted (i.e., no SD cards needed) directly to an onsite computer workstation/PC in real time. “We were overwhelmed by the positive response and adoption of the FocusM 70,” states Joe Arezone, Chief Commercial Officer. “That has validated our hypothesis that there would be significant enthusiasm for an affordable, short range, industrial scanner that was backed by FARO’s trusted, best-in-class quality. We have continued to keep our ears close to the ground with our customers and as a result can now offer the FocusS 70 as a higher accuracy companion to the FocusM 70 and a logical fit across the Focus Laser Scanner portfolio. FARO is uniquely positioned to address the wide variety of performance requirements across all market segments and applications that leverage 3D scanning data”.
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JUNKER Lean Selection speed High-speed cylindrical grinding.
The Lean Selection speed grinds shaft-type components and cutting tool blanks at impressive speeds. One or two high-performance grinding spindles mounted at the swivel-action wheelhead (B axis) work using both the plunge-cut and QUICKPOINT grinding methods. This facility makes the grinding machine extremely flexible and capable of implementing several grinding operations in a single clamping. The Lean Selection speed cylindrical grinding machine is ideally suited for the grinding of small and medium-sized series: It not only operates with outstanding cost efficiency, but also benefits from operating simplicity and fast retooling.
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Schmersal launches new generation of position switches The Schmersal Group launches a new generation of position switches. The benefits for the user: The new PS product range offers varied applications, as all the position switches can be used both as complete devices and as modular units. Type 1 position switches in line with ISO 14119 are for the position detection and monitoring of moving parts on machinery and plants as well as for lateral or pivotable protection equipment. The new range is suitable for a wide range of applications across all individual disciplines of machine and plant engineering - both for automation and safety applications and for lift engineering. The protection types IP66 or IP67 create the prerequisites for using the position switch in unfavourable
environmental conditions. The modular design of the PS range with consistent components across all models reduces the number of variants, reduces storage costs and increases availability. All the position switches in the PS116, PS2xx and PS3xx ranges available within the modular system can be chosen both as complete switches with
actuating element or as basic switches. Depending on the application, the basic switches can be combined with the necessary actuating element, which can be selected from a range of possible versions. This achieves the greatest possible flexibility in application and at the same time reduces the number of different switches available.
All actuating elements can be rotated in 45° increments, allowing adjustment to the defined direction of motion at any time. The connection terminals are also rotated around 45°, which makes connection easier and significantly reduces installation times. Switching elements with up to three contacts guarantee a redundant shutdown with an additional signal contact.
Delhi Machine Tool Expo 2017 concluded on a positive note The four-day Delhi Machine Tool Expo, 2017 – North India’s B2B exhibition, concluded on a positive note on 13 August 2017. With 242 exhibitors from 10 countries, the machine tool exhibition attracted 11,279 visitors from various industries such as auto component, automobiles, capital goods, defence, aerospace and railways. Along with this 93 trade delegations from High Commissioner of Nigeria, COFMOW (Railways), Ordnance Factory Board, Maruti Udyog, Honda Cars, BHEL, etc visited the expo. Along with Delhi & NCR, the event attracted impressive number
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of delegates and visitors from the Tier II and Tier III cities such as Jagadhri, Sangrur, Rudrapur, Chandigarh, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Manesar, Faridabad, Panipat besides visitors from the neighboring states of Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and others. Expressing his views over the success of the event, Mr. V Anbu, Director General and CEO IMTMA said, “We are happy to share that the second edition of the Delhi Machine Tool Expo, the fourth in the series, was a success. The exhibitors were also happy that the show managed to attract
visitors from smaller manufacturing hubs from northern region. This further gives impetus to our idea that the regional machines tools are the way forward to address the requirements of the Original Equipment Manufacturers, as well as component manufacturers in the Tier II and Tier III cities.” Organized by the Indian Machine Tools Manufacture’s Association (IMTMA), the exhibition was held for four days from 10th August – 13th August 2017 and served as a platform to demonstrate the latest manufacturing technologies. The expo covered both metal cutting and metal forming technologies
including automation and robotics, tooling systems, CAD/CAM and other technologies, which are essential for today’s manufacturing. The Delhi Machine Tool Expo turned out to be fruitful both for the visitors as well as the exhibitors and most of the exhibitors were satisfied with the quality of the crowd and the business opportunities that the exhibition provided them. Continuing with the idea, the next Regional Machine Tool Exhibition will be the second edition of Pune Machine Tool Expo, which will be held from 27-30 September 2018, before returning to Delhi in 2019.
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Shell Lubricants hosted the Energy Efficiency Summit 2017 in association with CII Shell Lubricants, the global market share leader in finished lubricants and the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) under the aegis of the Energy Efficiency Council along with Godrej GBC, organised the 16th edition of ‘Energy Efficiency Summit’, International Conference and Exposition. The three-day summit, held from August 30th to September 1, 2017 at Hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC), focused on energy saving solutions, trends, innovations, case studies, and success stories in energy efficiency across the Indian industry. As industry leaders, Shell and CII led the discussions on renewable energy generation, technologies and upgradation of performance for thermal power plants, pulp and paper sector and the sugar industry. The summit highlighted the importance of using energy efficient lubricants across factories and plants nationwide to result in savings. The summit also felicitated companies for their excellent contribution in energy sector under the 18th National Award for Excellence in Energy Management 2017. To name a few, Bajaj Auto Limited, Waluj, Aurangabad (MH), Ambuja Cements Ltd. Unit and ACC Limited were awarded under the Automobile, Engineering and the Cement categories respectively. Mansi Tripathy, Country Head of Shell Lubricants India Cluster said, “The Lubricants industry holds key significance in the business operations of its allied industries and it is necessary for sectors to perceive the contribution of lubricants as an enabler of efficient macro operations. Sectors such as Pulp and Paper, Thermal Power
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and Sugar are important for the economy. We are hence trying to create an ecosystem and dialogue with industry stakeholders to help them understand Total Cost of Ownership and the connection between Lubricants and energy efficiency. We are and will continue to be a trusted partner in their journey to achieve the same.” Representing Shell Lubricants at the event, Siva Kasturi, Asia Pacific Regional OEM Manager shared his views on New Technologies and Trends in Thermal Power Plants and Opportunities in Enhancing Green Energy in Pulp and Paper Sector. Siva said, “It was incredible to see several eminent industry leaders having attended the event. Our effort is to create awareness on energy costs and that any contribution of an appropriate synthetic lubricant in energy efficiency can translate into major savings. In alignment with our global objectives - ‘Total cost of ownership’ and ‘Together Anything is Possible’ – both conceptualised to provide end-to-end solutions for customers and partners to help them meet business challenges. We understand that there is little awareness about the need for choosing a quality product for a specific machine and therefore
we are working extensively in this domain. Through collaborations with industry organisations, we are reaching out to a diverse group of stakeholders to achieve efficiency across industries.” Siva Kasturi also highlighted the relevance of technically advanced products and services like Shell lubricants that helps customers use less energy and improve machines’ performance. Eminent stakeholders from renowned multi-business conglomerates including ITC, Siemens Ltd, TATA Power Company Ltd, Forbes Marshall, Environment Reliance Power Limited, Greenbank Group UK, India Uniper, among others, attended the summit and shared their insights. Speaking at the summit, Arvind Kumar, Principal Secretary (Energy), Telangana, said: “India is currently entering a high energyintensive phase with a prime focus on economic development. Such a rapid transition demands unmitigated energy and environmental consciousness coupled with increased saving efforts more than ever. The State is in the forefront in leading the conversation about energy efficiency and working towards an empowered India.” Shell, in association with CII,
is bringing together key sectors– Paper, Thermal, Green Sugar, Cement and Metals – to contribute towards energy efficiency. The relevance of this summit is significant considering the world’s demand for energy is expected to double by 2050, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). This increase is driven by numerous factors, essentially income and economic growth, which calls for greater demand for energy services such as lighting, mobility, industrial production, automation, cooking, etc. The summit was a call to action for these sectors to collaboratively address energy saving potential in India despite its low level of energy supply.
About Shell Lubricants India Shell is one of the most diversified international oil company in India’s energy sector. It is a major private sector supplier of crude products and chemicals to India. With over 3000 staff in the country, Shell has a significant technology centre, a financial business services centre and operates a joint venture LNG receiving and re-gasification terminal. Earlier this year, it signed MOUs for a floating LNG terminal in the country. Shell also has a downstream business marketing fuels, lubricants and specialty products. It recently announced creation of an in-house global IT centre in Bengaluru. Shell Lubricants’ India operation is part of Shell’s long-term commitment to India and its support for the country’s increasing energy needs. Shell Lubricants’ customers in India include Wartsila, Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, Ford and Thermax.
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Experience the experienced at EMO 2017 Visitors to EMO 2017 looking to experience one of the widest assortments of cutting tools should take a tour of the Dormer Pramet stand (Hall 3, Stand A64). The company has a global reputation for providing high quality cutting tools that offer consistent levels of performance and reliability in hole-making, milling, turning and threading applications. Covering solid to indexable, high speed steel to solid carbide and general purpose to application specific tooling, Dormer Pramet’s ‘Product Zone’ at EMO will feature tools for a variety of industry sectors, including general engineering, heavy industry, automotive and railway. Each product assortment will be displayed in one of six ISO materialthemed showcases, making it easy for visitors to find tools for stainless steel, steel, cast iron, heat resistant super alloys and non-ferrous metals. EMO 2017 is seen by Dormer Pramet as a strong building block to support future partnerships and establish long-term growth both in Germany and across many markets.
This commitment is highlighted by the company’s new Experience Center, XP Center for short, officially opened just days before the start of EMO in early September. The new facility is a purpose built R&D and training center at the company’s European manufacturing hub in the Czech Republic. Stefan Steenstrup, president of Dormer Pramet, said: “Our new XP Center is a major investment that will allow us to design, produce and test the products which will greatly benefit our customers for many years to come. “In addition, it promotes a deeper understanding of market requirements which help us to build
long-term partnerships with our customers. This is something we passionately believe in, along with sharing our expertise and being honest and available at all times. “These qualities are deeply rooted in the fabric of our company through our ‘Simply Reliable’ approach. This will be clearly visible around our stand at EMO.” In addition to the ISO-themed ‘Product Zone’, Dormer Pramet’s
stand will feature a ‘Community Zone’ – an area to allow visitors to interact and share their experience through a range of digital and social activities. This includes live streaming, product videos and a slot car racing challenge, where participants can win tickets to the final DTM championships race in Hockenheim. Finally, its ‘Relax Zone’ provides visitors with a chance to re-charge the batteries by meeting with the Dormer Pramet team over a drink and snack. This area includes a historical display showcasing the evolution of the Dormer logo, the brand used to identify the company’s round tools assortment. Featuring products and publications from the past 100 years, the display at EMO will mark the official launch of a new Dormer logo. First developed in 1917, the Dormer logo has evolved over the years, becoming a recognized symbol for quality and reliability. This latest logo design creates a closer connection between the company’s two product brands and further promotes the now widely used and recognized ‘chip symbol’.
DMG MORI and FUCHS to launch technology partnership DMG MORI AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT and FUCHS PETROLUB SE are building on their successful cooperative efforts. The two companies are deepening their business relationship and have signed a collaboration contract. This agreement ensures close involvement by both companies in a technology partnership. Together, they intend to set standards with innovative product developments in the area of lubricants for machine tools. The goal of the technology partnership is to jointly develop new lubricant solutions and
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services for machine tool applications. The plan also includes further progress in digitization of production processes and condition monitoring of machines and plants. “Use of the correct lubricant is decisive for optimal productivity when machine tools are used for intensive processing of components. In FUCHS, we are pleased to have acquired a
globally-based technology partner, and together we want to continue expanding our technologyand service-excellence”, says Christian Thönes, Chairman of the Executive Board of DMG MORI AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT. “DMG MORI has a high level of technological expertise, great innovative force and global presence. I am certain that customers and users, as well as the two companies, will benefit from this partnership”, says Stefan Fuchs, CEO of FUCHS PETROLUB SE.
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DP Technology announces premiere of ESPRIT Additive Suite at EMO DP Technology today announced the world premiere of the ESPRIT® Additive Suite — a comprehensive 3D printing solution that delivers high levels of efficiency and accuracy, while simplifying the timeconsuming additive manufacturing process into a few easy steps. The ESPRIT® Additive Suite delivers machine-optimized job files and complete control of the additive manufacturing process for both direct metal deposition machines and 3D powder bed fusion systems. The software will make its debut at EMO Hannover, September 18-23, with general end-user availability expected in mid-2018. “This decade has been characterized by the widespread, mainstream use of 5-axis machining processes, but we are about to enter the decade of additive: within
10 years, we anticipate that 10 percent of machines will have additive capabilities,” says Chuck Mathews, chief technology officer and executive vice president at DP Technology. “We are redefining the meaning of ‘full-spectrum’ with the ESPRIT® Additive Suite, which provides a new workflow and new process for a new class of machines, both additive and hybrid.”
For hybrid machine tools — CNC machines with additive capabilities — the ESPRIT® Additive app for direct metal deposition offers integrated programming and simulation for multi-tasking, multifunction, multi-channel additive and subtractive machine tools, all integrated within the The ESPRIT® Additive app for 3D powder bed fusion systems
is a versatile printer driver that supports the full process of additive manufacturing, from orienting the part and creating supports, to optimizing the build, slicing and nesting, to generating a job file. Features of the ESPRIT® Additive app for 3D powder bed fusion systems include: A new Part-to-Build workflow. To manufacture a part, a 3D CAD file is combined with manufacturing information and converted into a job file containing all the information necessary to build a part on a specific machine. The ESPRIT Part-to-Build workflow — essentially a portable, reusable print driver — allows an intermediary Part-toBuild file to be created and reused in other job files without redefining the manufacturing information. This creates traceability, saves time and improves consistency.
Gleason Expands India presence with new advanced manufacturing & technology facility Gleason hosted more than 150 customers and business partners for the grand opening of its new 65,000 square foot facility in Aerospace Park, Devanahalli, Bangalore, India. The two day event included a grand opening celebration including a ribbon cutting ceremony and remarks by company executives. This was followed by several product demonstrations among which was the introduction of a new gear finishing cell including a gear hobbing machine and gear shaving machine produced locally by the Gleason India Team. The event concluded with an extensive gear technology education program covering a broad range of topics on bevel and cylindrical gear design and manufacturing, gear metrology and the company’s digital manufacturing solutions. Gleason’s first production facility in Bangalore was established in 1996. Since then, Gleason’s presence in India has grown, keeping pace with
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the country’s remarkable industrial growth. This modern, larger and climate-controlled facility will allow Gleason to provide a wider range of high precision products produced in India for both local and global customers. John J. Perrotti, Gleason President and Chief Executive Officer, said “The investment in this new facility makes an important statement about our belief in the Indian market and its growth potential, but most importantly it is recognition of our confidence in our Gleason Team in India to
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Rollon : Pursuing opportunities in machine tools industry Mr. Vikash Poddar, Country Manager India, Rollon India Pvt. Ltd.
Q. Please brief about ROLLON s Indian and Global reach. The Rollon Group is a world leader in the production of components for linear motion, Rollon is having worldwide presence, producing various types of linear motion products and solutions. Companies headquarter is located in Italy (Milano) and our global sales activities are organized by our German branch, located in DĂźsseldorf. We have a strong presence in Europe and US market, in addition to that we are focused today, on India, China, Japan, Korea, Russia and Brazil. Based on our wide product range Rollon is the global leader for linear motion products in many different industrial sectors. Rollon is ranked
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first globally in markets like railway, warehouse logistics and aerospace industry. Rollon is an application driven company, flexible to customize products according to the application needs. 35% of our sales is realized by customized solutions. As a part of Rollon’s global strategy strongly focused on emerging countries, Rollon India pvt. Ltd was established on 1st of April 2014 as 100% subsidiary of Rollon S.p.a. Head office at Bangalore. Having complete logistics facility to stock and sale in Indian currency. Today a team of 15 people are working in the departments of Sales / Logistics / accounts and admin for Rollon India. Channel partners across the country to guarantee thorough services for the
entire territory of India and precise, prompt assistance for each client. The main segments are - Industries such as Industrial machines, Railways, transportation, Defense, Special vehicles, medical equipment and Industrial automation.
Q. What are the market opportunities for your company products in India for Machine tool industry . Starting from our strong industrial markets like railway and automation projects, we see huge opportunities for machine tool industry. The linear rails, telescopic rails and actuators made by Rollon ensure proper function and improved performance of machine tools. Industrial machines are
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supposed to guarantee efficiency in the production process: machining centers, cutting machines, painting machines, and machines for processing wood or marble must be able to run smoothly for long periods of time, often with demanding cycles and in critical conditions (presence of liquids, process residue, contaminants or corrosive substances). Problems during operation or machine down time result in loss of efficiency and additional expenses. Each component must, therefore, contribute to the optimal operation of the machine, and ensure maximum reliability, considerable simplicity during assembly and/or replacement phases, and reduced maintenance. The significant product features of Rollon lead to a clear added value for our customers. Easy assemblies, long lifetime and low maintenance costs are just some key words of our technology.
Q. Please also highlights the latest initiatives In your industry domain. The linear motion market is growing worldwide. Automation of industrial processes, robotic movements and the global industrialization are the main drivers. The future challenge of our industry is that we have to develop products which really fit to customer’s needs. The automation of industrial process is a very important factor. Everywhere we find new applications and new challenges to
develop and to produce new solutions. R&D plays an important role in our industry domain. As I have mentioned already before we realize already 35% of our sales with customized products. Beside these activities we always make an effort to improve our products, to develop new products according to the application needs and to provide complete system solution.
Q. A complete range of solutions for machine tool Industry. Solutions for several linear motion applications for industrial machines are available through the use of Rollon linear rails, such as lateral sliding of protective devices, the movement of control panels or the movement of tools in machining centers. Rollon products have the ability to absorb misalignments, especially the rails in the product family: • Compact Rail ( Linear line): They guarantee important advantages to industrial machine manufacturers in applications of this type. They make it possible to lower the costs of uniforming the surfaces of machines, which are often irregular, or to manage movement efficiently even without a rigid structure: under these conditions, an excessively rigid system would not
be able to operate correctly. Furthermore, the use of ball bearing sliders makes it possible to maintain excellent quality of sliding even in the presence of process residue or contaminants (sawdust, powders, etc.). • Telescopic Rails: Manufacturers of industrial machines, to manage the extractions of compartments or components from machines during maintenance, can instead use the Rollon telescopic rails. The Telescopic Rail family, in particular, is used in the field of heavy duty extractions. Its high load capacity is guaranteed by hardened raceways and reduced deflection, which allow maximum efficiency and complete ergonomics, with extractions of up to 200% of the length of the rail. • Actuator Sysytem Line: The acquisition of the Italian company Tecno Center has allowed Rollon to consolidate its own know-how in the field of Cartesian robotics and integrated mechanical solutions to create the Actuator System Line, the product line dedicated to industrial automation that offers several solutions for machine tool automation. Offered in the Actuator System Line, Carte-sian systems with multiple vertical axes are widely used to automate machining centers. Vertical
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axes can be independent, thanks to the rack and pinion drive on the Y axis, or they can be coordinated amongst themselves with rigid connections and paired with a short belt drive on the Y axis. There are many more solutions like this on machine tool with Rollon products.
Q. Is there any plans for expansion and new investment in India. We have started with our direct sales activities in India with complete logistic operations. The next stage plan is localization of assembly processes in India. To follow the market needs of Indian customers, we are building a team to provide a very good local service. we always believe in being a local company, following the local markets and individual needs. You will find us present on different industrial fairs in India in order to strengthen the brand awareness of Rollon in India.
Q. What are the top line product range products you have and is there any plans to launch new products in the near future. Our Product Range is divided into three main lines : Linear Line - The product range includes linear caged ball bearings and recirculating ball bearings rails, with different profiles and types of sliders. Telescopic line - The product range includes full and partial extraction
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telescopic guides, available in different rail profiles and features like load capacity, rigidity and smooth operation. Actuator line - The products range includes linear units available in different typed of belt and ball screw driven models and configurations, with high load capacity and precision. We at Rollon work continuously on design and development of new products, R&D plays an important role in our industry domain. Our New compact telescopic actuators designed for effective linear movement in a wide range of applications such as the loading and unloading systems of machine tools and long assembly lines, reduces lead times and minimizes stress on mechanical components.
Q. What is your vision for your company. We would like to become a leading company, specialist in providing of system solutions and trendsetter for customization in the linear motion industry. That is our challenge every day that is what drives our goals. We would like to be the leaders for linear motion products worldwide. Being very close to the customers developing the new product trends.
Q. What are the issues you need to address that are related to your industry The linear motion market is driven from
the idea of global standardization. We know that we have to follow that trend basically in order to keep the production costs on a competitive level but We follow our spirit to fit our products to customers’ needs wherever it is reasonable, we strongly believe in application engineering and to develop SOLUTIONS not only Products.
About Rollon: Rollon has become the international point of reference in all sectors for many different applications. Customers can count on a high quality product that is both reliable and long-lasting. One of the most appreciated features is the selfaligning capacity offered by our rails. This provides concrete advantages by reducing costs associated with surface preparation and installation. There were also two other factors that determined Rollon’s success: on the one hand our ability to develop applications that are ever increasingly specific and diversified based on the reference market, right up to making customized products, in some cases even co-designed with customer, and on the other hand our worldwide network of assistance centers. Every manufacturer or exporter of Rollon products may make use of the specialized assistance service provided by our team of engineers. They can also find our products in their own countries, avoiding extended waiting times and benefiting from the necessary technical assistance whenever required, for a truly all-round technical support service.
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Mr. Ilyas Shaikh, Managing Director of Accusharp Cutting Tools Pvt. Ltd; started this company in a shade of 10x10 ft. working himself on a second hand Tool & Cutter grinder, 18 years back. With this long success experience, in manufacturing of cutting tools, Accusharp today has grown having a modern multy facility CNC machine-shop set up, on 15,000 Sq. ft. floor space, and 130 high-tech professionals working in. The company is certified with ISO:9001- 2008.
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ccusharp presently is considered to be a leading company in India, engaged in design, manufacture & supply a wide range of standard and special cutting tools in Tungsten Carbide. Those are - Drills, End-mills, Reamers, Step Drills, Gundrills, Form Tools, Cutters, etc. Accusharp stands today as a productivity partner for a large number of customers in local companies, as well as, for MNCs in various Industry Sectors – Like: Engineering, Automobile, Aerospace, Textile, Machine-Tools, Energy Sector, Agro Tools, Defence, Mining Tools, etc. Manufacturing of ‘Special Form Combination Tools’ is one of the specialities and competencies that Accusharp technical team has proved for
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the metal cutting industry. In addition to that, Accusharp is well equipped with a large number of modern multy facility CNC machines and modern inspection equipment of Zoller make. Some of the Special Form Tools are tailor-made as ‘Combination Tools’; which carry out multiple operations in one set up & in one pass. Using these types of tools is the most economical solution for machining of mass production of components. Pune Carbide Coating ; - an authorised Coating Center of ‘CemeCon’ AG, Germany, is our sister unit, where we have PVD coating systems. The special PVD coating adds increased cutting efficiency and extended tool life to our high precision ground tools.
We offer following coating solutions, according to customer’s application requirements: 1. TINALOX® SN²: Premium and 1st preferred choice of coating, most suitable for Drills, End Mills, Taps, Reamers, Inserts and Hobs. 2. HYPERLOX® : Extremely smooth, speciality coating designed for high performance of End Mills and Gear Cutting Tools (Hobs) 3. ALOX® SN²: Very thick, ultra-modern super nitride coating recommended for Drills and Inserts. 4. HSN² : Unique advanced coating for HARD material machining. It is a
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Rejuvenation of Gears & GearboxesTimken’s Global Refurbishment Services
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take the changed parameters and if not what modifications are required. • OTS support to any types of gearbox malfunctioning or misbehaviour within 48 hours of reporting. • Support of breakdown situations in which TGS team of extremely experienced and expert engineers can turnaround the gearbox within a couple of nights and make the system ready to use in no time, while keeping the customer’s downtime in top most priority.
non-standard components, ensuring correct specification without compromising quality. It offers complete reverse engineering service wherein the customer can also place future orders against their gearbox spares from any other OEM in the country or even abroad. All units undergo a comprehensive run test in Timken’s edicated test facility. A detailed test report is provided detailing the results of contact pattern, backlash, and vibration readings per no-load tests where applicable.
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Once the customer contacts, the enquiry is logged on to TGS Service database and an acceptance confirmation number will be sent to ensure that the unit is identified as soon as it enters TGS facility. The customer can arrange delivery of the unit or TGS would be delighted to arrange collection if that is preferable. All units are stripped by TGS timeserved engineers and all components fully inspected. TGS has instant access to historical records to quickly identify worn or damaged components. A comprehensive photographic report is produced together with a detailed quotation for the work required to return the unit to a fully operational condition.
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TGS services broadly cover: • Inspection & repair of partially/totally damaged gearboxes in-situ as well as ex-situ. • Refurbishment of all types of gearboxes (helical, bevel helical, planetary, differentials, etc.) • Complete drop-in-replacement of mission critical gearboxes serving the heavy industrial markets. • Design review and Design consultation for usage of existing Gearboxes in outof-specified conditions. Using at higher power/ rpm / torque ratings, whether that particular gearbox is capable to
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Refurbishment of all types of gearboxes
Following the confirmation to proceed, TGS Service team will launch the manufacture and purchase of all required components. Its Engineering team has the capability to reverse engineer any
TGS Service Exchange programme is ideal for customers with an installed base of identical units. Initially, a new or reconditioned unit is supplied to replace an existing unit, which is then reconditioned and held in stock until required. This unit is then supplied and installed with the replaced unit returned to TGS for reconditioning and the rolling process continues. Using TGS extensive design capability, TGS is able to replicate the external dimensions of an obsolete gear unit, enabling the unit to be fitted in its existing position with no modification. This solution ensures that there are no retrofitting costs and minimum downtime, while designing out inherent problems and, therefore, improving gearbox life. Internally, the gearbox can, in many cases, be upgraded with improvements to the gearing design, micro enhancement of profile modifications, manufacturing processes, and with commercially available, higher-capacity modern materials and bearings. This process upgrades the gearbox and components to match the highest, current operational and manufacturing standards. Solutions offered:
• Change in reduction ratio
COMPANY UPDATE OTS support to any types of gearbox malfunctioning or misbehaviour of reporting
• Change from reducing to increasing variants • Increase in service factors as per customer requirements • Design for manufacturing and assembly • Suggest better design criteria to existing models thereby increasing efficiency in the same envelop dimensions • Increase power and torque ratings as and when desired by permuting design parameters as per industry standards • Change in envelop dimensions with increased power capabilities as per customer requirements • Any type of modification and or service as per customer request while ensuring 100% customer satisfaction • Commissioning & Installation Support to customer across the globe • Training: TGS can provide in-house or onsite training for our customers’ maintenance personnel. This can be classroom based or a tools-based practical session. Design review and Design consultation for usage of existing Gearboxes in out-ofspecified conditions
TGS offers unique solutions to customers across the globe. TGS design engineers offer valuable feedback to millions of customers across the globe on their existing gearboxes as well. Customers from India, USA, Gulf, and even as far as Nigeria come seeking advice as to whether their existing gearbox is capable and sufficient enough to take increased output loads which they want to put up in order to increase their monthly output. In such cases TGS’s expert engineering team performs numerous calculations using some of the latest techniques to determine the feasibility of the existing gearbox in the changed conditions and also suggests design modifications if any so that the
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Timken’s OTS Support is available for the service of its customers. Any time as per customer expectations the OTS team can help with state-of-the-art condition monitoring portable devices. A fool- proof inspection of all major gearbox components can be done on-site, thus ensuring a proper solution to customer grievances. Support of breakdown situations
exiting unit can meet the customer’s requirements. Advanced Engineering Analysis
The analysis includes: • Tooth calculations for durability and strength • Shaft analysis for deflection, bending, fatigue and reverse bending loads • Bending analysis, tensile analysis, cumulative deflection analysis, deflection slope determination • Critical frequency check to avoid buckling under increased speeds • Resonance check of housing material to avoid unwanted noise and vibrations under full-load operations • Bearing analysis • Lubrication analysis, flow, pressure and piping determination along with temperature limit verifications • Thermal rating checks to certain normal operating conditions • 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week emergency service • Full staff of skilled and experienced engineers • Expanded training centres • Database of more than 300,000 drawings, engineering standards, and manufacturing process standards • Support responsibilities for Philadelphia Gear’s regional service and manufacturing facilities • And many more.
The TGS team also supports immediate breakdown situations. Working 24x7 by the clock its team has repeatedly proven in the past that customer focus is its key area where it takes pride in serving its valued customers. Any kind of breakdown situations can be addressed at any point of time, thus promising a turnaround within the least possible time with maximum possible outcome. All in all TGS offers a complete gear service and gearing solution to all its customers across the nation and abroad. Major Industries Served
Some of the industries served by the compny include: • Power Generation • Cement • Oil and Gas • Mining • Steel • Sugar/Rubber • Defence (Navy/Coast Guard) • Any other special purpose and mission critical application as per customer demands Global Presence
TPS and TGS are seasoned solution providers for gears and as well as for any type of power transmission equipment. It includes brands like: • Philadelphia Gears • Standard Machines • Smith Services • Wazee Electric • H&N Electric • H&N Wind • Schulz group • Timken Bearings.
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Exchanging metal 3D printing solutions with HiETA Challenge
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echnology from Renishaw is helping HiETA to move metal additive manufacturing (AM) from prototype manufacture into commercial production of its specialist range of heat exchangers. In particular, the recent addition of Renishaw’s RenAM 500M system at the company has enabled manufacturing times and, therefore production costs, to be reduced dramatically. The RenAM 500M is a laser powder-bed fusion additive manufacturing system designed specifically for the production of metal components on the factory floor. As well as incorporating a powerful 500 W laser to give faster processing than earlier models, the new equipment features an automated powder handling system that enables more consistent process quality and reduced operator time on the machine.
Background
HiETA was founded in 2011 to develop metal AM methods for the production of complex, light-weight structures for various types of heat-management applications. Parts manufactured include recuperators, turbo-machinery and
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combustion components for micro gasturbines, phase-change heat exchangers for fuel cells and integrated waste-heat recovery systems, and components for highly-efficient internal combustion engines, including turbo-machinery and sections for handling exhaust gases. Stephen Mellor, now Lead Project Engineer at HiETA, became the company’s first employee after an approach by the directors, who had registered some patents on using additive technologies to produce heat exchangers. He had first become involved with AM while studying engineering at Exeter University, UK and, subsequently, specialised in research on the technology for his PhD. HiETA now has more than twentyfive staff and an impressive range of facilities that can together cover the whole AM product development process, starting with a review of the customer’s requirements, and then moving from an initial design through to computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and finite-element analysis (FEA), manufacturing with the Renishaw equipment, testing and validation.
Traditionally, heat exchange products are often made up from thin sheets of material that are welded together. The complexity of the designs makes production both challenging and time-consuming, while the material used for the welding process adds to the overall weight of the part. Prior to the work at HiETA, little research had been undertaken into the use of AM for the manufacture of heat exchangers. The initial challenges were, therefore, to confirm that AM could successfully generate sufficiently thin walls of the required quality and, then, to produce a complete component with the complexity of a typical heat exchanger. The third challenge was to use the knowledge and experience developed to move the process from the manufacture of samples and prototypes into low-volume production. Solution
HiETA chose to partner with Renishaw and to use Renishaw’s AM250 system across a range of projects. Firstly, HiETA worked closely with Renishaw to develop specific parameter sets for the production of leak-free thin walls
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in Inconel down to thicknesses of 150 microns. Both companies produced samples using a variety of settings on the AM250 at Renishaw’s facility in Stone, Staffordshire and the system at HiETA’s base on the Bristol and Bath Science Park near Bristol, UK. The resulting samples were heat treated and then characterised at HiETA and Renishaw. The test results enabled the companies to confirm the optimum parameters on the machines for thin-walled structures and also allowed HiETA to develop a design guidebook with parameters for heat transfer in heat exchangers manufactured using laser powder bed fusion technology. Having achieved a leak-free integral wall, the next stage was to move to a complete, full-size unit, which could be completed in a reasonable build time. Two projects were undertaken, both with the participation of UK-based vehicle integrator Delta Motorsports, in Silverstone. The first was a cuboid heat exchanger (recuperator) to be used as a range extender for electric vehicles. The second aimed to take the design
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of the components to higher levels of complexity beyond the traditional cuboid shape. More complex shapes can improve product performance and cycle efficiency, give benefits in packaging, and reduce costs. The design chosen for this stage was a recuperator of annular form that could be wrapped around other components and contain integrated manifolds to give a more compact overall system. As well as allowing further optimisation of the Renishaw equipment to handle the larger samples, HiETA used these projects to develop an extraction process for removal of excess powder material from the cores of the heat exchangers. Results
The first result of the partnership between HiETA and Renishaw was to produce the basic data needed to set up the AM equipment to produce thinwalled structures successfully and to provide the parameters needed to predict the performance of heat exchangers manufactured with the Renishaw equipment. The thermal transfer and fluid flow data that resulted has been incorporated into the CFD and finite-element analysis programs used by HiETA. These programs can be used for an initial assessment of the likely performance of new component designs and thus confirm that the proposals have the potential to meet the customer’s requirements.
At the same time, Renishaw has added software improvements, both to facilitate processing of the large amounts of data when the complete recuperator is sliced into thin layers and to create the build instructions needed for the complete part. The first attempt at making a complete product on the AM250 system generated a successful component but needed a build time of seventeen days. Following improvements to the hardware and software, together with optimisation of the process parameters, this was reduced to eighty hours. Detailed testing showed that the component would meet the requirements in terms of pressure drop and heat transfer. However, this performance was achieved with a weight and volume approximately 30% lower that an equivalent part made by conventional methods. “With almost all of our projects, we are trying to light-weight components and solve thermal management issues,” explained Stephen Mellor. “Through our partnership with Renishaw, we have produced components that are typically around 40% lighter and smaller by volume than anything equivalent that is available on the market. This is possible because, with the Renishaw technology, we can design and manufacture many novel and high performing surfaces integrated into a single component. This would be very difficult to do with conventional methods.” Following the success with the Renishaw AM250, HiETA invested in the more powerful RenAM 500M system to enable more cost-effective production of commercial components in low volumes. “We are now producing parts for engines with real commercial applications and for customers with very demanding requirements,” he continued. “We use Renishaw’s AM technology to produce very complex parts that give high performance at competitive prices.”
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Morgan Advanced Materials is capitalising on growth in the ceramics market by investing in ANCA’s FX5 Linear to achieve high volume production without compromising accuracy
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he global ceramics market is expected to reach $287 billion by 2022, according to a recent report by Grand View Research, Inc[1]. Furthermore, advanced ceramics are expected to be the fastest-growing segment in terms of volume at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 9% through to 2022. With the increasing global demand of ceramics, Morgan Advanced Materials in Melbourne Australia, recently purchased an ANCA FX5 Linear machine, dedicated to the high volume production grinding of ceramic parts. Morgan Advanced Materials is a global leader of advanced ceramics with 117 locations worldwide. They design and manufacture advanced ceramic components from a portfolio of cutting edge materials in ceramics and as well as offering in-depth materials expertise and vast applications experience across a range of markets. Steve Thompson, Morgan Advanced Materials General Manager, explained the reason for deciding to partner with ANCA, “we reviewed and tested several different machines to evaluate which was best suited for grinding the most advanced and hardest ceramic materials. At the end of our extensive testing, we found that the FX Linear was the only machine that achieved consistent and accurate results that could meet our stringent requirements”. When asked about the results the FX5 Linear was able to achieve, Thompson stated, “no other machine in-house was able to produce a ceramic part with the same accuracy, contour and surface finish as the FX5 Linear. We are consistently
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achieving contour tolerances down to 0.003mm (0.0001”) over large batches of ceramic parts. The FX5 is operating 24/7, which is critical to ensuring that our parts supply is able to meet the customer’s delivery needs”. “Being locally supported by ANCA’s experienced technical After Sales and Applications teams provides us with prompt customer service and on-site support. Maximising our machine uptime is crucial for us to achieve our high productivity goals”. “An important reason we purchased from ANCA was we wanted to integrate our own third party automation solution to minimise operator interaction and ensure maximum machine productivity. ANCA fully supported us with this and provided the electrical and software interface to the machine so we could easily integrate our loading system. It was important that we were able to do all of this ourselves to guarantee we ended up with a customised solution that met our needs”. “ANCA’s software is flexible and easy to use, which allows our operators to quickly setup the machine and make any initial offsets simply and easily. The thermal stability of the FX5 Linear is excellent, so no changes are required once the machine is grinding in full production. Also the FX5 has the latest CE and safety features so there is comfort knowing that this machine meets all of our OH&S standards,” Thompson concluded.
Understanding why the ANCA FX Linear is helping customers get ahead • FX Linear machine range consists of 3 advanced, costeffective Tool and Cutter grinders that are optimised for tool regrinding, light manufacturing, through to full production. • ANCA Motion’s cylindrical LinX Linear Motors for axis motion (X & Y axes) included as standard on all models. In conjunction with linear scales, a high degree of machine precision and performance is achieved, resulting in greater tool accuracy and superior surface finish. • Machines include an easy to use touchscreen and handheld pendant that simplifies set-ups. • Compact and innovative machine design with large grinding envelope. • Each part of the machine, including position of the grinding wheel on the C-axis centreline, for reduced axis motion and improved accuracy. • Range of auto tool loaders, wheel changers, work-holding and tool support options. • Rigid polymer concrete base provides greater vibration and thermal dampening capabilities.
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Profound & pervasive: Gala Precision’s Cleaning & Finishing Solutions
Gala’s Vibratory Finishing System
for its standing and reputation for over 25 years, offers one stop solutions for deburring, finishing, washing & cleaning of machinery parts on a mass scale. “When you switch over to machine cleaning, you save up to 40% on expenses incurred on account of parts cleaning,” says Anand Kaundanya, Chief Operating Officer, Gala Precision. Gala, known for its profound domain knowledge and vast experience, conceptualizes, designs and builds cleaning machines, most of them customized to suit specific requirements.
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leaning of contaminated parts and components is an absolute must to bring the parts to their original working condition. It increases the operational efficiency. If the volume of cleaning required is massive, manual cleaning is ruled out. One has to opt for mechanized cleaning so as to avoid downtime and enhance productivity. Gala Precision Engineering, known
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Steps to optimize savings Gala recommends the following four steps to optimize savings in the industry: 1. Switch over from manual process to mechanized cleaning: In case of multi-stage cleaning, one can achieve substantial reduction in labour cost. This also enables improving productivity of the cleaning operation and consistency of the cleaning process. 2. Regular preventive maintenance of machines: With this simple step,
expensive breakdowns and downtime can be avoided. This results in lower maintenance costs. Regular maintenance also saves on investments on inventory of spares. 3. Optimum consumption of compounds: With regular cleaning of filter bag and systematic maintenance of oil separation mechanism, the bath life can be enhanced drastically, thus resulting in reduced chemical usage. Maintaining specified process parameters like temperature, cleaning consistency can be achieved over a long period of time. 4. Controlling power consumption: Gala offers special compounds which work on low temperature / room temperature. This leads to substantial reduction in heating load. Optimum design of heater banks will enable savings in electricity and the power cost. Perfect remedies Gala has a number of case studies
TECH TRENDS Pressure Spray Washing Machine involving processes like high pressure spray wash up to 10-12 bar, rinsing and hot air drying. This resulted in 100% removal of grease and oil, and uniform cleaning.
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quantifying the savings achieved in specific applications at customers’ places. One such case is the solution it provided to a customer for removing oil, loose chips and burr from mine hammer assembly parts where the input contamination was 10 mg Millipore and the output cleaning requirement was 2mg Millipore. The client was using manual wash involving high labour, improper cleaning, lower productivity, and high cleaning cost. Gala studied this problem and recommended a Multistage Ultrasonic Cleaning System using the Alkaline degreasing compound as the cleaning media. The process involved ultrasonic cleaning in the first stage, rinsing in the second stage and hot air drying in the final stage. The result was excellent. The client acknowledged the three tangible benefits viz. (a) Uniform cleaning (b) No manual intervention, and (c) 70% Reduction in labour cost. In the 2nd case, the component was a Brake pad which had to be cleaned from dirt, dust and oil, achieving an output of 2.8 mg Millipore. The client was using cloth and manual cleaning. Gala supplied a Conveyorised Spray Washing Machine and an Alkline degreasing compound for spray wash, rinsing and hot air drying. This enhanced the productivity by 80%. In the 3rd case, the components involved were Aerosol Aluminium parts which needed to be kept free from heavy drawing oil, dust, dirt and dull finish inside. The party was already using
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Vibratory finishing and manual cleaning. Gala recommended switch over to Two Stage Ultrasonic Cleaning and Steel ball vibratory finishing. The degreasing, was done using Alkaline compound as the media. With this the customer could achieve 100% oil removal without any manual intervention. The finish turned out to be consistent and the productivity also improved substantially. In yet another case, the problem posed was removal of heavy grease, oil and dirt from bearings. The client was using spray wash up to 10 bar resulting in insufficient and inconsistent cleaning. Gala offered them a Conveyorised Multistage High
Delighting the customer The above are only some recent examples of Gala’s comprehensive solutions that delight the customer. As of now, the company has over 5000 systems installed in India and abroad which are giving peak performance at customers’ places. Gala’s product range includes Multistage Ultrasonic Cleaning System, Cylindrical Rotary Screw Spray Cleaning System, Single Chamber Multi-Process Cleaning Equipment, Phosphating Plant, Vibratory Finishing & Washing System, Vibratory De-scaling, Degreasing & Drying System, etc. Gala provides surface engineering solutions to sectors as diverse as aerospace & defence, automotive, precision engineering, consumer products and so on. It has an ever-growing customer base. “At least 40% of our business comes from repeat orders. That’s proof enough of the high quality of our products and services endorsed by our customers,” remarks Anand Kaundanya . - P.K. Balasubbramaniian
Gala’s Multistage Ultrasonic Cleaning System
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We give strategic advantages to our customers from diverse industries intermittent and oscillating drives with parallel or right angle configuration, rotary & linear part handlers, precision link transfer systems, and epicycloidal servo reducers.
Rupesh Paparaju, Bettinelli Automation, India
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ettinelli S.p.A, established in 1953, specializes in the development and manufacturing of precision motion control components and systems. In 1996 a separate division named CDS Cam Driven Systems was created for engineering solutions in automation and motion technology. CDS produces the widest range of mechanical Cam Driven Units, commonly known as rotary / indexing tables for precision motion control applications, requiring rotary or linear transfer, positioning and handling. The products range includes, cam indexing and servodriven tables, ring positioning drives,
Wide ranging products The broa4d product spectrum covers IP parallel shaft indexers, IT roller dial indexing tables, TR roller dial indexing tables, HP roller dial indexing tables, IG/IGA roller gear indexer, TL precision link conveyors, MHP/ LHP part handlers, FT-HT open center ring tables and packages of rotary indexing tables. Bettinelli has a wide range of standard products. These are delivered in 3 weeks. When it comes to customized products, these are designed, manufactured and shipped in 6-8 weeks. The manufacturing takes place centrally in Italy. The regimen starts with design & engineering, CNC induction hardening, CNC milling, grinding, quality check and then assembly, painting and shipment. In order to ensure quality, all components are machined internally, including the cam hardening by a proprietary CNC controlled induction hardening equipment. For better finish, the products are also subjected to chemical nickel plating, blasting and painting.
The manufacturing process is constantly controlled to conform to international standards. The company’s quality systems are ISO-9001-2008 certified. Strategic advantages Over the years, Bettinelli Group and CDS Indexers have become synonymous with high quality automation products and technologies. “Our design and manufacturing systems have furnished competitive and strategic advantages to numerous industries in pharmaceutical, automobile, manufacturing, packaging and a plethora of other sectors. And for automation functions, our solutions are invariably preferred by companies,” says Rupesh Paparaju, Director, Bettinelli Automation Components, India. The Indian subsidiary, headquartered in Pune, serves its customers in India by providing installation, commissioning, and aftersales support. It also offers technical consultation. In the pharmaceutical industry cam driven systems are used in filling, blister pack, tablet making and packaging machines. In automobile industry, they are used in pallet transfer tables, assembly machines, painting applications and test rigs, just to mention a few. In machining
Parallel Shaft Indexer
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TECH TRENDS industry, they are used with advantage in deburring, lapping and pressing machines and in transfer lines. In SPM & robotics, they find applications in transfer lines, station loading, sequential operations and so on. Inwelding, these indexers are inevitable in positioners, synchronous welding, robotic welding and component transfer. Packaging too is a major application area. Cam systems are used in box filling machines, wrapping machines, cartoning and capping machines. Indexers are also used in casting, printing and cosmetics industries.
Rotary Indexing Tables, TR Series Closer to the customer The Indian arm of Bettinelli, based in Pune, Bettinelli Automation Components Pvt. Ltd., is highly customercentric. “Our presence in India means quite something in fostering a symbiotic relationship with our customers. It helps us to match our world-class products
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with our eminent customer support,” underlines Paparaju, Director, who has built up a team to improve Bettinelli’s response time. “CDS are high-tech products which lend themselves to enhance the operational efficiency and productivity at the customer’s end. We
stay close to the customer to understand his needs and offer customized solutions within the shortest possible time to ensure peak uptime of his equipment and operations”, he adds. - P.K. Balasubbramaniian
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Pulsed MIG/MAG welding and its advantages over conventional MIG/MAG processes
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ulsed MIG/MAG welding is a variant of the conventional MIG/ MAG welding process in which the current is pulsed. Pulsing was introduced originally for control of metal transfer at low mean current levels by imposing short duration high current pulses. The cycle consists of applying the repeated pulse current over a constant background current: Modern welding sets permit the use of a wide range of pulse amplitudes, durations and waveforms at frequencies from a few Hertz to a few hundred Hertz. Pulse amplitude and duration are best combined to melt and detach a single droplet of the same/slightly smaller diameter as the electrode wire. Selection of pulse parameters for a given wire feed speed is a complex operation. Pulse height and duration are a function of wire composition, diameter and to a lesser extent, shielding gas composition. This has lead to the advent of Synergic welding sets. Synergic MIG/ MAG (GMAW) welding is a variant of pulsed MIG/MAG welding. A synergic welding set provides unit current pulses to detach identical molten droplets of predetermined volume from the electrode wire, combined with the other parametric
relationships necessary for stable wire burn off. Unit pulses are unique to a given material and wire diameter and their details are programmed into a synergic welding set. Modern sets contain a variety of consumable and wire diameter combinations, including programmes for flux and metal-cored consumables. The three essential characteristics of synergic operation are: a. Pulse parameters are selected automatically. b. Pulse frequency or duration is directly related to wire feed rate. c. Electronic control of parameters ensures uniform penetration and weld bead profile. In practical terms, this allows an operator to pre-select wire material and diameter once for any welding operation, then adjust the one control that governs wire feed rate. The ‘one knob’ operation synonymous with this type of power source is the principal advantage of such a system compared to conventional non-synergic sets, which require that the pulse parameters (pulse frequency, peak/ background current etc.) be individually set for a given wire feed speed. Thus synergic welding sets offer the advantages
associated with pulsed MIG/MAG welding, combined with a ‘welder friendly’ control system. Synergic control is also used in conventional MIG/MAG, in which the voltage is adjusted in relation to the wire feed. It is now possible to buy a ‘synergic wire feeder’ which performs this function in conjunction with a standard rectifier power source. Advantages provided by pulsing machines include: 1) Wire and gas savings: Pulsed MIG machines offer a wider operating range because they extend the low and high range of each wire diameter. For instance, before the operator would have to stock .035”, .045” and .052” wire diameters for varying applications, but with Pulsed MIG, .045” can be extended on the low end and top end range so that it can be used for a variety of applications. What this means is that rather than having two or three different sized wires, an operator would only require one. Having one wire type minimizes inventory costs and reduces changeover times. The same is true with shielding gas – one gas can reach both the low and high ranges of the application. In addition, the different types of spare parts (gun, gun tips, liners, etc.) are decreased for additional cost savings. 2) Spatter and fume reduction Compared to Conventional MIG, Pulsing offers reduced spatter and fume. Reduction in spatter translates into significant cost savings because more of the melted wire is applied to the weld joint, not as surface spatter on the product and surrounding fixtures. This also means less clean-up time. A reduction in the welding fumes creates a safer and healthier environment for the entire plant or shop.
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TECH TRENDS 3) Heat reduction Pulsing offers controlled heat input leading to less distortion and improved overall quality and appearance which means fewer production problems. This is especially important with stainless, nickel and other alloys that are sensitive to heat input. 4) Improved productivity Pulsed MIG offers high deposition rates. In addition, since the new machines are simpler and adaptive, it is easier to weld with pulsed MIG than other transfer methods, less time is spent training. 5) Better quality All these advantages of Pulsed MIG outlined above result in overall better quality of the finished and a more stable arc. In addition, operators are receiving a better quality working environment since they are not dealing with fume, spatter & extra clean-up or grinding time. One more benefit is that synergic power sources allow for these high quality welds to be achieved by those with relatively less training. Pulsed MIG Compared to Other Transfer Methods Short Circuit In short circuit, the wire touches the work piece and shorts to itself. This is the coldest form of welding that still offers good fusion. Short circuit allows operators to weld on both thick and thin material in all positions. It also has the benefit of a small, quickly solidifying puddle. Its disadvantages include limited wire feed speed, and deposition rates. There is also a danger of “cold lapping” on thicker metals. This is where there is not enough energy in the puddle to fuse properly. Short circuit also produces an increased amount of spatter over the other transfer methods. Globular The globular transfer mode is basically uncontrolled short circuit. It is characterized by a large volume of weld metal coming
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off the electrode. These large droplets are pinched at the arc and drop into the puddle. This method of transfer produces a tremendous amount of spatter as well as high heat input. Also, globular is limited to flat and horizontal fillet welds. Less fusion is often common because the spatter disrupts the weld puddle. Also, because globular transfer uses more wire, it is generally considered less efficient. On the positive side, globular transfer runs at high wire feed speeds and amperages for good penetration on thick metals. Also, it can be used with inexpensive, CO2 shielding gas. It is used mainly when appearance is not an issue. Spray Arc Spray arc propels small molten droplet of the electrode to the work. It is a pure CV process that must produce enough current to send a constant stream of metal off the electrode. Its advantages include high deposition rates, good penetration, strong fusion, good weld appearance with little spatter. Its disadvantages include high heat input, a limited range of welding positions and proneness to burn-through on thin materials. Customization of the Waveform To take the pulsed MIG process a step further, complete customization of the welding waveform can be done through state-of-the-art Waveform Control Technology. This technology allows the power source to be finely tailored to the wire and process. The power source rapidly adjusts the pulse waveform for superior welding performance. It does this by providing a fast or slow front edge on the pulse to transfer the droplet at the proper rate, the back edge then falls at a controlled rate to add the heat needed to wet the droplet to the puddle. With Waveform Control Technology®, built-in templates are set up in the power source for standard usage on a variety of materials. Variables such as ramp rate, peak time, tail out, and step off, among others are controlled in a precise
manner so that when there is a change in the process set-up, there is a corresponding change in waveform configuration. Equipment Selection Pulsed MIG welding has evolved quite a bit since it was first introduced to the marketplace. In the 1980s, it was a highly complex process that could only be performed by the most skilled welders. That was because the operator would have to know exactly how to set the machine for the correct wire feed speed to perform this type of welding. Today, this is all done for him or her as part of the synergic control. When the operator adjusts wire feed speed, the synergic operation adjusts the wave-shape and frequency automatically. The synergic operation of the machine makes it easy to use, even for the beginning welder, with a single knob that controls all operations. In addition, its sophisticated internal electronics are even “adaptive” to adjust for variations in stickout, gap or the torch angle. Ador welding has introduced the latest generation pulsed mig equipment Salient features • Synergic function for automatic selection of welding parameters with respect to • Job thickness • Joint Geometry • Wire feeder with remote parameter setting facility • Pulse MIG Power Source • Water Cooled MIG Torch • Water Cooling Unit Conclusion : Cost savings, better quality, improved productivity and easier operation…all these factors make Pulsed MIG an option that should not be overlooked. Although the high price tag may scare you, carefully weigh the initial investment with the benefits that will be derived over the long term. Take advantage of the new technological advantages provided by Pulsed MIG – one machine to handle virtually any application, flawlessly. (Courtesy: Ador Welding Ltd.).
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Product Design & Manufacturing Collection gets massive additions-at no additional cost Simulation and CAM added to make product development more complete and connected By Stephen Hooper, Sr. Director, Manufacturing Business Strategy & Marketing
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spend a lot of time talking to manufacturers who work in automotive, industrial machinery, consumer products and many other industries. One big thing is becoming clearer and clearer to me: manufacturers want a simpler software experience. They want one set of tools that talk to each other, so that product designers can easily pass 3D models to Engineering to simulate and test designs, and Engineering can in turn pass final designs to the production team to set up machining. Take for example an organization like UK-based super-car maker Briggs Automotive Company (BAC) , which has to translate the beautiful concepts they develop for their vehicle into practical engineering designs that can be digitally simulated to ensure performance and manufactured on CNC machining centers. To do this efficiently they need to avoid the endless file translation and repair that a traditional workflow demands, as well as the risk it introduces to change management. In recognition of this clear desire from manufacturers, we’re making a pretty big change to what we called our Product Design Collection – until today. We’re adding simulation and CAM tools to the very rich set of design and engineering tools already included. As such, we’re rechristening it as the Product Design & Manufacturing Collection. Specifically, we’re adding the worldclass simulation software Nastran In-CAD
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and the top-flight Autodesk HSM CAM software to the collection. Annual subscriptions for both of those used to cost over $7,000 per year together. But because we believe so firmly in the advantages of combining design, engineering and manufacturing, we’re adding them at no additional cost to the collection. It will remain just $2460 per year (in the U.S.). With these changes available starting this week, the Product Design & Manufacturing Collection has all the professional-grade tools needed by any product development team to go from design and engineering all the way through production. It’s a set of integrated 2D and 3D CAD, CAE and CAM applications for product development and manufacturing planning. Another way to look at the updated Collection is that it delivers the best Inventor experience we’ve ever offered. The professional-grade modeling and design automation tools of Inventor Professional are now paired with simulation, 5-axis CAM, and factory planning and optimization tools - all completely integrated into the Inventor experience. Customers who subscribe to the Collection also get the benefit of a futureproofed toolset. While all updates for
subscribers may not be as big as this one, we are committed to delivering continual enhancements to the included software, incorporating disruptive tools like our cloud-based Fusion 360 product innovation platform, and adding new technologies like generative design. You also still get AutoCAD and you still get Navisworks, Vault, ReCap Pro, 3ds Max, Factory Design Utilities and more. In short, the sum is greater than the parts, but the parts are pretty great too. These workflows extend Inventor far behind its traditional design-focus and into the world of manufacturing and help customers accomplish more. Don’t just take my word. Here’s what Ian Briggs, the CoFounder and Design Director, of British automaker BAC told me recently: “We make extensive use of the Autodesk manufacturing software portfolio for every part of our product development process – reality capture, design, engineering, fabrication, visualisation, you name it. The fact that Autodesk is adding simulation and CAM to the Product Design & Manufacturing Collection at no additional subscription cost is a huge boon to us and any other manufacturer who wants a complete and integrated set of software tools.” The Product Design & Manufacturing Collection is available globally and the software included is available in more than eight languages including English, German, Japanese, French, Chinese and others.
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ROLLON: Managing Misalignment in Linear Motion Systems Of all the factors that contribute to the premature failure of linear bearings, misalignment ranks near the top of the list. Here’s how to cope without breaking the bank.
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hen design engineers evaluate linear bearings, they always ask about performance attributes such as speed, load capacity and lifecycle. Then they want to know the price. It’s rare, however, that they ask about the bearing’s sensitivity to misalignment. And that’s a big mistake, because misalignment represents one of the leading causes of premature linear bearing wear and failure. Linear bearings that should last for years based on expected life calculations can quit after a just few months if they are not aligned to the geometric tolerances they require to run smoothly. Usually, alignment problems begin with the design and preparation of the machine frame itself. It may not be flat, straight or parallel enough for a bearing to mounted properly. For example, mounting surfaces may have one or more high spots that will read through to the installed bearing rails. Or the frame design may make it difficult to mount bearing rails parallel to one another in the horizontal axis, vertical axis or both. Whatever the type of misalignment, the result is uneven loading of the bearing’s rolling elements and raceway surfaces, including excessive point loads. These uneven loads typically cause wear in the form of pitting. Just as a
Rollon’s Compact Rail system is inherently tolerant of misalignment, thanks to a rail geometry that can absorb alignment errors in one or two axes.
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pothole in the road starts small and then grows as more cars drive over it, pits on the rolling element and raceway surfaces grow with each pass of the carriage. At some point, even before it fails catastrophically, the pitting can cause the bearing to become noisy and sluggish. By shortening the working life of linear bearings, misalignment can be a significant cost driver for both the machine builder and owner. Machine builders suffer from higher warranty costs when bearings fail prematurely not to mention the less tangible cost of a damaged reputation for quality. Machine owners, meanwhile, have to contend not just with the cost of buying and installing new bearings but also any downtime costs. Rather than incur these costs once the machine has gone into service, it’s far better to deal with misalignment upfront. In general, there are two ways to do so. The hard way involves design and manufacturing procedures that attempt to eliminate misalignment altogether. The easy way accepts misalignment as a fact of life and employs linear bearings that inherently have a wide alignment tolerance. Both of these strategies have their place, but they also have drastically different cost implications. The Hard Way Linear guides that use recirculating balls are well-established in high precision motion applications for good reason. When properly installed and maintained, these linear guides are designed to meet the stringent positioning accuracy requirements of machine tools and other precision industrial machines. In fact, the best of these guides can be found on motion axes that offer repeatability at the micron scale. But this kind of precision doesn’t come cheap. It requires machine
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builders take expensive steps to create nearly perfect mounting surfaces for linear guides. Some ultrahigh precision guides, for example, call for mounting surfaces that are straight, flat and parallel within a few tenthousandths of an inch. This process of eliminating misalignment starts when the machine is still on the drawing board. To accommodate ultra-high precision guides, design engineers will often have to specify pricey frame materials and fabrication methods that will facilitate the creation of flat, straight, parallel mounting surfaces. Typically, the required geometric tolerances will call for precision grinding and lapping operations whose cost rises exponentially with the length of the linear
TECH TRENDS axis. What’s more, misalignment can also result from deflections of the mounting surface when loaded. So ultra-high precision guides may also need engineers to beef up parts of the machine frame in order to provide linear guides with a mounting surface that is rigid enough to prevent deflection. Steps to combat misalignment also take place on the assembly floor. Assemblers often have to pull linear guides into alignment inch by inch, using custom fixtures, finicky bolt adjustments and shims. This process is nothing new for many machine builders, but it is time-consuming and expensive. And like machining, costs rise with the length of the axis. The Easy Way The other broad strategy for dealing with misalignment is to live with it by choosing linear bearings that can self-align. In contrast to recirculating ball systems, another type of linear bearing feature large rolling elements, rail profiles that give the rolling elements some wiggle room and a simple preload adjustment that enable equal loading of all rolling elements. The Compact Rail System from Rollon is a prime example of this misalignment-tolerant design. Its rollers have enough rotational and lateral freedom within the raceways to offset even large misalignments in all
Alignment Errors In Two Planes Rollon’s K and U Rails work together to absorb alignment errors in two planes. The K Rail geometry gives the roller a rotational freedom that offsets differences in rail height, while the U Rail’s flat raceways allow lateral freedom to offset parallelism errors in the horizontal plane. The system will tolerate significant misalignment (see graph) without an effect on wear or longevity.
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The Compact Rail system offers three different rail profiles, which can be combined to compensate for different types of misalignment.
axes. Whereas ultrahigh precision guides measure acceptable misalignment in arc minutes and microns, the Compact Rail system measures it in degrees and mm. For example, Compact Rail rollers can rotate up to 2 degrees relative to the rail without affecting functionality or increasing wear. This rotational freedom allows the system to accommodate a 20 mm difference in rail height when the distance between rails is 500 mm. Likewise, the roller’s ability to translate laterally allows it to adjust to parallelism problems in the horizontal axis that is, when rails toe in or toe out. The largest Compact Rail size, for example, can adjust to displacements up to 3.9 mm over a 4080 mm rail length Finally, because the elements are so large and can move within the raceway, they can also adjust to localized variations caused by high spots in mounting surfaces or by a less than exacting assembly process. For machine builders, the benefits of a self-aligning system come down to design freedom and cost reduction. When the condition of the bearing mounting surface becomes less critical, it is easier to design all or part of a machine frame using lower cost materials and fabrication methods. Compact Rail, for instance, has been directly mounted to sheet metal, a surface that would be too compliant for conventional linear guides. Gone too are the expensive grinding of mounting surfaces and the fussy assembly methods. Which Way? When comparing the two approaches to misalignment, eliminating it or adjusting
to it, keep in mind that both have their place. Some linear axes truly do need a rigid bearing with the best possible precision. In these cases, there is little choice but to spend the money on machine frame upgrades, precision grinding and careful assembly. Others axes, ones with slightly lower precision and accuracy requirements, will be better served by a more compliant guide that can align itself to imperfect mounting surfaces. Costs in these cases will be lower. What machine builders sometimes fail to realize is that these two approaches are complementary. Many machines will have linear axes with different accuracy and precision requirements. Consider machine tools, for example. The spindle may need the most accurate linear motion system money can buy, while the tool changer and door do not. All too often, however, the same type of precision bearing that is required for one part of the machine will, by default, be used throughout all or most of the machine, driving up costs unnecessarily. A better way to go is to pick the best linear bearing for each axis individually. And whenever a self-aligning style will meet the accuracy requirements for a given axis, it will save money. For more information: Rollon India Pvt. Ltd. 1st floor, Regus Gem Business Centre 26/1 Hosur road, Bommanahalli Bangalore 560068, INDIA Tel: +91 80 67027066, Fax: +91 80 67027004 Email: info@rollonindia.in Website: www.rollonindia.in
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LM Solutions Group AG, headquartered in Luebeck, Germany, is a leading provider of metal-based additive manufacturing technology (also commonly referred to as “3D printing”). SLM Solutions is a pioneer in additive manufacturing and a technology leader serving a diverse and growing customer base, including an increasing number of blue chip customers, from various industries such as aerospace, energy, healthcare and automotive. SLM Products • SLM 125 HL • SLM 280 HL • SLM 500 HL SLM® 125 HL The new compact Selective Laser Melting System 125 HL produces highly complex metal components using fine metal powders from 3D CAD data files. The extremely economical system is
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suitable for R&D environments as well as for small lot production areas. The SLM® 125 HL system can process most metals. Stainless Steel, Tool Steel, Cobalt-Chromium, Inconell, Aluminum and Titanium have been processed successfully already. SLM® 280 HL The selective laser melting system SLM® 280 HL provides a build chamber of 280 x 280 x 350 mm and a powerful double/ multi laser technology. The SLM® 280 HL dispenses with the F-Theta optics and puts on a 3-D scanning optics. This improves not only the laser beam profile but also the quality of components. For the internal optics we use the highest quality level of lenses. The SLM® 280 HL can be equipped with our powerful double laser technology with two fiber lasers of 400 and 1000 watt and our hull-core imaging technology with two different laser beam profiles or multi laser
technology (with two or four 400 watt fiber lasers). SLM® 500 HL The selective laser melting system SLM® 500 HL provides a build chamber of 500 x 280 x 325 mm and a powerful double/ multi laser technology. The SLM® 500 HL can be equipped with our powerful double laser technology with two fiber lasers of 400 and 1000 watt and our hull-core imaging technology with two different laser beam profiles or multi laser technology (with two or four 400 watt fiber lasers). SLM Solutions’ selective laser melting systems are among the most productive in their respective classes providing an advantage for integration in industrial production environments. SLM Solutions’ systems work with a wide range of materials, such as aluminium, cobalt-chromium stainless steel, tool steel, inconel, super alloys and titanium.
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ESPRIT® delivers solutions for Industry 4.0 smart manufacturing DP Technology is helping factories of the future prepare for the digital transformation that’s taking place in manufacturing, with solutions including digital twinning, digital threads, machine-aware manufacturing, knowledge-based machining and cloud-enabled databases.
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n order to prepare factories for an increasingly digital future, and to better support Industry 4.0 and smart manufacturing initiatives, DP Technology is focusing on a range of solutions to drive automation in manufacturing. The ESPRIT® CAM System enables manufacturers to streamline their workflows, prevent silos from forming during the manufacturing process, increase tool life and machine utilization, and create greater access to practical knowledge for process improvement. Digital twin: ESPRIT allows users to create a digital twin of their machine tools for programming, optimization and simulation. This virtual machine ensures that whatever happens on screen will also occur on the shop floor. Workpieces and cutting tools are set up virtually, resulting in exacting simulations, greater productivity and better toolpaths for higher quality parts. Digital thread: With ESPRIT, a digital thread ties together each step of the workflow from CAD design to finished part, ensuring that none of the manufacturing process is siloed. ESPRIT reads part data from CAD software and creates machine-optimized G-code and setup sheets, which it then passes on to shop floor management, tool data management and enterprise resource planning software. Machine-aware solutions: ESPRIT provides machine-aware CAM
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programming to increase tool life and reduce cycle times. The CAM system’s ProfitMilling® and ProfitTurning™ apps represent a fundamental change in the way toolpath in created: most CAM software works from the shape of the part first and considers the machine last, if at all. ESPRIT machine-aware solutions first consider the machine tool – its axes positions and their limits, acceleration, and attainable and requested cutting speeds, allowing users to run machines faster, get a better surface finish on their parts and significantly increase their tool life. As a result, with machine-aware CAM, programmers make better choices regarding toolpath, without asking the machine tool or cutting tool to exceed their own abilities. Knowledge-based machining: Knowledge-based machining, the term for artificial intelligence built directly into a CAM system, makes it possible to significantly cut programming time by capturing best practices, including machining processes and cutting conditions — leaving more time to focus on strategic process improvements and reducing time spent on repetitive tasks. ESPRIT’s
KnowledgeBase™ solution streamlines part programming by automatically selecting the optimum processes — machining cycles, tools and conditions — for part features based on proven best practices. Recording practical knowledge via KnowledgeBase™ is more reliable than leaving it to memory and allows for higher levels of automation through repeatable steps. Because programming is more predictable and consistent, programmers encounter fewer problems and produce higher quality parts. Cloud-enabled machining: As shops move to data-driven manufacturing, integration with cloudbased databases, such as MachiningCloud Inc., further facilitates access to knowledge, product data, resources and process controls for machines, cutting tools and work holding. These cloudenabled databases suggest factoryrecommended feeds and speeds for a given cut, let users quickly find the tools they need, and provide continuously updated manufacturer product data, including drawings and models of tools and cutting tool assemblies for simulation. Because information is stored in the cloud, it is always up to date, available on demand and can be accessed anywhere. These solutions will be on display at the company’s booth (Hall 25, Stand D25) at EMO in Hannover, September 18-23, as well as at other industry events around the world.
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FARO® next generation FaroArm® Elevates Value/Performance Standard for Manufacturing Inspection and Alignment
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ARO the world’s most trusted source for 3D measurement and imaging solutions for factory metrology, product design, construction BIM/CIM, public safety-forensics and 3D machine vision applications, introduces the new FARO® QuantumS FaroArm® (http://www. faro.com/en-in/products/factorymetrology/faroarm/). This introduction extends FARO leadership in value and performance in the manufacturing inspection process through best in class performance and durability, enhanced ergonomics and extreme portability. Live web demonstrations can be scheduled at http://www.faro.com/en-in/about-faro/ contact/demo-request/. Performance and Durability The QuantumS is certified to ISO 10360 -12:2016, the most rigorous international measurement quality standard in existence. This global standard, unlike the various regional standards such as VDI/VDE 2617, establishes the consistent, critical testing procedures that enable objective performance comparisons across any and all Articulated Arm Coordinate Measuring devices. Also, the QuantumS
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sets a new standard for ruggedness as it tests to the International Electrical Commission (IEC 60068 -2) standards for shock, vibration and temperature stress relief. Next, with the addition of the FAROBluTM Laser Line Probe HD, the QuantumS continues the FARO tradition of delivering maximum measurement consistency for both direct-to-parts contact and non-contact requirements in every working environment. Finally, FARO extends its leadership in improving end user productivity by enabling users to capture more, richer detail faster than any other comparable product on the market. Usability The advanced man-machine interface and enhanced ergonomics make the FARO QuantumS a virtual extension of the human arm and enables up to 15% less effort and fatigue for the operator with direct, contact only units. This dramatic increase in both comfort and portability increases operator productivity by facilitating continuous use over extended periods during the workday. Portability QuantumS advances the concept of true
portability and ensures additional floor reach by up to 40%. Advanced wireless capability ensures that the reliability of cable-free scanning and probing is comparable to scanning and probing with a cable attachment. Furthermore, the availability of dual, hot swappable batteries supports continuous operation anywhere on the factory floor without the need for external power. “FARO takes great pride in its market leadership position in delivering a FaroArm® that is 25% more accurate than any FaroArm® to date, is our toughest FaroArm® ever and adheres to the most exacting global quality standards,” states Simon Raab, Ph.D., FARO’s President and CEO. “We continue to elevate the value/performance standard for large scale measurement applications by combining leading edge usability, best in class performance and value driven pricing. Next generation user interaction, enhanced portability and Super 6DoF compatibility (http://www. faro.com/en-in/products/metrology/ faro-laser-tracker/overview) significantly improves the end user experience from both a personal comfort and productivity standpoint.”
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Improved noncontact tool setting solutions from Renishaw
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enishaw, a world-leading engineering technologies company, will introduce its enhanced and extended NC4 non-contact tool setting solution for machining centres at EMO Hannover 2017, Germany (18th–23rd September, hall 6, stand B46). Building on the highly successful and proven design of the existing NC4 system, this enhanced solution introduces a range of additional features and options to satisfy the demands of the rapidly evolving manufacturing environment. Comprising the NC4 non-contact tool setter and NCi-6 interface, the system provides a high-speed, high-precision solution to determine tool geometry, check tool condition and track thermal changes on a range of 3-axis and 5-axis machining centres. By automatically monitoring these variables – at speeds that are up to ten times faster than alternative, error-prone manual methods – the NC4 system helps to guarantee ‘right-first-time’ components, reduce scrap and rework, and increase profitable, productive onmachine time.
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Significantly improved measurement accuracy and robustness A new ‘Dual measurement’ mode considerably reduces cycle time and ensures more robust performance in wet conditions, while upgraded optics improve tool-to-tool measurement accuracy and make the system particularly suitable for small diameter tools.Renishaw’s compact, integrated air blast is now a standard feature of the NC4 system, ensuring swift and efficient removal of machining debris and coolant prior to measurement. Ease of installation and operation To achieve simplified installation, a new connector-based installation is available as an option, which facilitates quick and simple retrofit, service and repair of NC4 hardware. Simplification of the calibration process has been achieved through the introduction of an alignment target, which identifies the correct position for the calibration artefact and the optimal measuring position within the beam. Significant programming benefits are also available, with NC4 support now embedded into Renishaw’s extensive
range of graphical user interfaces, plus on-machine and mobile apps including GoProbe and Set and Inspect. These intuitive apps provide a programming environment that allows even new and inexperienced users to generate probe commands in minutes. To maximise system flexibility and the range of applications that can benefit from this new technology, the enhanced NC4 is available in a range of unit sizes (from 115 mm to 300 mm) and with a choice of two beam heights (31 mm and 50 mm). System hardware is fully backwards compatible to support the existing installed base of NC4 non-contact tool setters.
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Economical storage & productive sawing The sawing and storage technology specialist KASTO will be presenting mechanical engineering highlights from both of these business segments at the Blechexpo, the international trade fair for sheet metal processing
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esides being suitable for storing sheet metal in a wide range of sizes, the KASTOecostore can also hold Euro-pallets and skeleton containers, for instance. The special advantages of the automated tower storage system are its low space requirement, high storage density, flexible clamping and fastening, short access times and excellent value for money. The standard version accommodates materials with a width of up to 1,524 millimetres and a length of up to 4,000 millimetres. The system height can be up to eight metres and can be flexibly selected as required – and the same applies to loading heights. Users can specify up to three different heights between 50 and 950 millimetres per storage system. The lifting gear drive is equipped with modern frequency converters and the motor is stationary, enabling particularly precise and dynamic loading and unloading. In addition, the KASTOecostore comes as standard with the KASTO SmartControl machine control system, which has an intuitive
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user interface with a touchscreen for effortless operation. This makes the storage tower ideal for applications involving many varied materials – in small businesses, for example, and in workshops and maintenance shops. It can also be used as a buffer store between production areas. Showcasing multi-purpose KASTOwin line of band saws KASTO will also present its flexible, multi-purpose KASTOwin line of band saws at the Blechexpo. These fully automatic band saws are designed for the serial and production sawing of solid materials, tubes and sections. The KASTOwin series consists of five fully automatic band saws, covering a cutting range from 330 to 1,060 mm. Boasting a full range of standard equipment, the KASTOwin represents excellent value for money. The most compact model, which can process materials up to 330 millimetres in diameter, can be seen in action at the trade fair.
The machines are suitable for use in areas such as mechanical engineering, tool-making, the steel and automotive industries and aerospace engineering. They are true all-rounders, offering efficient, standardised solutions for a wide range of customer requirements. The KASTOwin is also available with a moveable material support table for heavy workpieces and in a special version for machining tubular material. The KASTOwin pro AC 5.6 is optimised for use with bimetallic and carbide blades, ensuring particularly short cutting times and a long service life.
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Elesa+Ganter improves locking pins portfolio Elesa+Ganter improves its locking pins and gets completely rid of a mechanical retainera strong magnet elegantly takes care of the necessary axial hold
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ocking pins are some of the most universal and frequently used standard parts. They are used across all technical applications. But not all locking pins are the same: the generic term stands for an enormous variety of products today, which is clearly reflected in the Elesa+Ganter portfolio as well. There are 10 different variants with different materials and strengths, different types of button and finally a different type of axial hold. Two new variants The globally leading supplier of standard parts is now adding two new variants. The first is the locking pin GN 124.2 with one or two-sided ball retainer that outdoes its predecessor, the GN 124, with a new polyamide button that has an ergonomic and modern design. The second is the locking pin GN 124.1, which has a new functionality and does not have a mechanical axial lock at all. A strong neodymium magnet is integrated into the bottom of the knob and thus holds the inserted pin in position. It therefore remains absolutely smooth, only protrudes minimally and, like the variant with ball retainer, can be removed from the hole even without pressing the release. The big advantage of the magnetic variant is that it offers a much higher holding capacity than the ball retainer
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variant and sits in the hole without axial play. The materials of the locking pin are selected in such a way that the magnetic flow is not hampered and the holding strength can be completely utilized. Instead of a tactile latching action, the magnetic pin indicates its correct position audibly when it flatly contacts the hole edge. Like all Elesa+Ganter locking pins, the new GN 124.1 and GN 124.2 also have holes around the knob edge for a characteristic design. The materials of the locking pin are selected in such a way that the magnetic flow is not hampered and the holding strength can be completely utilized. Instead of a tactile latching action, the magnetic pin indicates its correct position audibly when it flatly contacts the hole edge. These also allow for attaching retaining cables or ball chains that protect the locking pins from getting lost. The latter is available from Elesa+Ganter under GN 111. Last but not least, the modularly designed locking pin GN 124.1 is naturally also available with customized specifications for diameter and lengths.
The big advantage of the magnetic variant is that it offers a much higher holding capacity than the ball retainer variant and sits in the hole without axial play
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Resonant systems for ultrasonic processing of plastics improve efficiency and quality For milling and cutting brittle lightweight materials, new solutions such as resonant systems from Weber Ultrasonics and Hufschmied Zerspanungswerkzeuge shorten processing times, extend tool life and improve accuracy by using significantly reduced process forces
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he use of lightweight materials such as fiber-reinforced plastics, composites and stacks with cores of foam or honeycomb structures demands frequently modified processing solutions. Ultrasonic systems for milling, cutting and sawing provide adaptable and efficient processes. Non-resonant systems generally used today convert only about five percent of input energy into vibrations. In contrast, the resonant ultrasonic systems jointly developed by Hufschmied Zerspanungssysteme GmbH and Weber Ultrasonics AG achieve an efficiency rate of 90 to 95 percent. Among other things, the systems use significantly reduced process forces. In the processing of glass fiber and carbon, for example, the material removal rate is higher, resulting in higher material throughput and reduced machine working time. In addition, the tool life is increased through decreased strain or deformity of the tools. Processes are thus
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made more efficient. Greater accuracy Greater processing accuracy also can be achieved in ultrasonic milling with the new resonant systems. Delicate workpieces, for instance, can be manufactured with gantry systems. Furthermore, it is possible to use industrial robots as economical and flexible alternatives for the implementation of an automated production process. The feasible production tolerances lie within the
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New Milestones in Optical 3D Metrology ATOS Measuring Data for Industry 4.0 The most important measure for optimizing manufacturing processes in tool, pattern and mold making, is quality assurance, involving measurement, control and correction processes. To do so, three-dimensional digitizing of the actual states of finished and semi-finished products, tools and machines has formed the respective basis. Adaptive manufacturing For Industry 4.0, the use of digitized 3D measuring data offers complete new possibilities. A number of new manufacturing and repair technologies have emerged from the combination of full-field coordinate measuring points and current CAD/CAM software.
In adaptive machining, 3D measuring data of the ATOS system is already used for automated adjustments of single manufacturing and repair steps. Based on the actual states, CNC programs and traveling paths are calculated such that parts are manufactured according to nominal dimensions. In the long term, the whole process control could be based on 3D data. A prerequisite is the establishment of standardized interfaces for software and hardware. New standards In concepts such as PLM (Product Lifecycle Management), as much process and part information as possible is gathered in the form of PMI (Product Manufacturing Information) to ensure a comprehensive and company-
wide management and control of production chains. Therefore, GOM already developed interfaces for the digital transfer of inspection features. Quality criteria and datum systems that were implemented by a semantic construction into the CAD, can be transferred digitally and evaluated in a context-sensitive way. Integrating standardized inspection languages such as GD&T into the GOM Inspect software is a further contribution from the company to Industry 4.0. Furthermore, new interfaces were developed which will allow a simple and robust communication between the plants and measuring systems in the future. For more information, Website: www.gom.com
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Oil & Gas Oil & Gas POWER Airport / Aviation Railways
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Automobile Solar Power
Bagged an order from Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) for balance work of plant and utilities for LPG Import Terminal Project at Haldia.
Roads / Highways Material Handling
Contact: “Rahul Shah,
Metro Rail
Company Secretray, 101, Kalpataru synergy, Opp. Grand Hyatt, Vakola, Santacruz (E), Mumbai-400055, Maharashtra. T: 022-30642100, 30642317, E: rahul.shah@kalpataru.com,
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Oil major plans upgradation of its Bongaigaon refinery for production of BS-VI grade fuels in Assam.The environmental clearance was recently granted for the project
Place: Bongaigaon Assam Place: West Bengal
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Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) Oil major has a pipeline network of 12,000 km and throughput capacity of 85.5 million tonne per annum (MTPA). The company is considering invest- ment to increase its pipeline network to 27,550 km. The aim is to add 7,550 km of pipeline for petroleum products in addition to 8,000-km of pipeline network project under implementation.
Place: Nationwide Contact: KaliKrishna, ED (CC), 3079/3, Sadiq nagar, New Delhi-110049, Delhi. T: 011-26260142, E: kalikrishna@indianoil.in
Contact: Manager (Contract Cell), Bongaigaon Refinery, Administrative Building Block “A”, P.ODhaligaon, Dist-783385, Chirang, Assam. T: 03664-253349, E: a_dan@indianoil.in IMC Ltd The company is laying 7 MMTPA, petroleum pipeline from Ennore Port to Manali Industrial Area in Chennai.
Place: Tamil Nadu Contact: S M Lele, General Manager, Neeladri, III Floor, 9, Cenotaph Road, Alwarpet, Chennai - 600018, Tamil Nadu. T: 044-45902222
POWER Govt of Chhattisarh / Bhilai Steel Plant The state government has signed an MOU with Bhilai Steel Plant (BSP) to set up a ‘Waste to Energy’ power generation plant in Durg district as part of ‘Swachchh Bharat Abhiyan’ under the Government’s solid waste
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management project.
Place: Chhattisgarh Contact: Vijay Mahral, DGM (PR), Bhilai Steel Plant, Bhilai-490001, Chhattisgarh. T: 0788-2852151, 2222890 / 2223491, E: vijay.mahral@gmail.com IL&FS Engineering and Construction Company Ltd The company has received LOIs from Jharkhand Bijli Vitaran Nigam Ltd under Integrated Power Development Scheme (IPDS) for supply of all equipment and materials and providing for services related to the contract for Urban Electrification works of Dhanbad Electric Supply Circle of JBVNL in Dhanbad and Chirkunda, in Jharkand. The completion is targeted in 24 months.
Place: Jharkhand Contact: Tarun Udwala, Head (Corporate Communications), Door No. 8-2- 120/113/3, 4th Floor, Sanali Info Park, Road No. 2, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad-500033, Telangana. T: 040-40409333, F: 40409444, tarun_udwala@ilfsengg.com, info@ilfsengg.com
West Bengal Power Development Corporation Ltd (WBPDCL) Plans to undertake construction of Unit 5 (1x660
MW) under phase III of Sagardighi Thermal Power Station in Murshidabad. The project is based on super critical technology. PFC has sanctioned a term loan of Rs 2,703.88 crore for the project. The completion is targeted by October, 2020.
Place: West Bengal Contact: Indranil Dutta, ED (Project), Bidyut Unnayan Bhaban, 3/C, Block- LA, Sector- III, Bidhannagar, Kolkata-700098, T: 033-23393211/23350552, F: 033-23393286, E: i.dutta@wbpdcl.co.in Karnataka Power Corporation Ltd Yermarus Thermal Power Station is an upcoming coalbased thermal power plant located in Yermarus and Yedlapur villages in Raichur district. The first unit with 800 MW capacity began its commercial operation recently. Another unit with similar capacity is likely to commission within a month.
Place: Karnataka Contact: Venugopal S, Chief Engineer (Mech), Yermarus TPS, Raichur, Yermarus 584135, Karnataka. T: 08532-286003, F: 246560, E: cemrpcl@gmail.com, www.karnatakapower.com Sembcorp Gayatri Power Ltd The company has recently com- pleted the construction
of its second 660 MW unit located in Krishnapat- nam in the state of Andhra Pradesh.
Place: Andhra Pradesh Contact: I.V. Lakshmi, CS & Chief Compli- ance Officer, 6-3-1090, Block A, Level 5, T.S.R Towers, Rajbhavan Road, Somajiguda, Hyderabad-500082, Telangana. T: 040-49048300, 23310330, E: gplhyd@gayatri.co.in
capacity enhancement, R&M of 33/11 kV substation, 33 kV & 11 kV new feeders, 33 kV & 11 kV feeder reconductoring, aerial bunched cable, installation of new DT, capacity enhancement of DT, new LT lines and LT line reconductoring under Integrat- ed Power Development Scheme (IPDS) in Durgapur district. The completion is targeted by September, 2018.
IL&FS Engineering and Construction Company Ltd
Place: West Bengal
â&#x20AC;&#x153;The company has received LOIs from Jharkhand Bijli Vitaran Nigam Ltd under Integrated Power Development Scheme (IPDS) for the supply of equipment, materials and services for Urban Electrification works of Dumka-Sahibganj Electric Supply Circle in Jharkhand. The completion is targeted in 24 months.â&#x20AC;?
Contact: A.K. Chakraborty, General Manager (Power Plant) & Project Manager, 7th Unit, Dr B C Roy Avenue, Durgapur-713201, West Bengal. T: 0343-2556786, 2556251, E: admin@dpl.net.in
Place: Jharkhand
Plans expansion of the Srinagar International Airport (SIA) compris- ing upgradation of facilities and runway expansion. The work is likely to begin in April, 2017 and complete in four years.
Contact: Tarun Udwala, Head (Corporate Communications), Door No. 8-2- 120/113/3, 4th Floor, Sanali Info Park, Road No. 2, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad-500033, Telangana. T: 040-40409333, F: 40409444, tarun_udwala@ilfsengg.com, info@ilfsengg.com
The Durgapur Projects Ltd The company is undertaking construc- tion of a new substation, 33/11 kV additional Xr, 33/11 kV Xr
Airport / Aviation Airports Authority of India (AAI)
Place: Jammu & Kashmir Contact: Sharad Kumar, Airport Director, Aerodrome Road, Srinagar-190007, Jammu and Kashmir. T: 0194-2303000, 2303311, Ext. 1000, F: 2303313, E: apd_visr@aai.aero Airports Authority of India
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Plans to install a 1MW capacity solar plant at Bhopal airport. The electricity generated will be abled to power all airport functions. The completion is targeted by December 2017.
Place: Madhya Pradesh Contact: Y P Mahajan, DGM Electrical, Airport Road, Gandhi Nagar, Bhopal-462036, Madhya Pradesh. T: 0755-2646570, 2646001, E: ypmahajan@aai.aero, apdbhopal@ aai.aero
Railways
Publicity), Rail Bhavan, Raisina Road, New Delhi-110001, Delhi.
IRCTC Ltd. Plans to appoint agencies for setting up, operation and maintenance and transfer back of Executive lounges at various Railway stations. Bids are currently invited.
Public Relation Officers, 11/12th Floor, Statesman House, B-148, Barakhamba Road, New Delhi -110001. T: 011-23311263- 64, M: 9717649123, sdutta4761@ irctc.com, cmd@irctc.com, (Dr. A.K. Manocha, CMD)
TVS Motor Company Ltd
Pradesh
Contact: P K Sangewar,
Place: Chennai Tamil Nadu
Controller of Stores, Sankepally Varun Babu, DEN/East, Secunderabad 500071, Andhra Pradesh. T: 040-27832181, E: cos@scr.railnet.gov.in
Contact: PS Balakrishnan, AGM-Communica- tions, Jayalakshmi Estates V Floor, 8, Haddows Road, Chennai 600006, Maharashtra. T: 044-28272233
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Plans to set up 60 freight terminals on public-private partnership basis in this financial year.
Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL)
Contact: Ved Prakash,
The company has commissioned a 3 MW Solar PV Power Plant in the Union
Director (Information &
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Haveli
Contact: Rohit Singh, DGMCorp Comm, BHEL House, Siri Fort, New Del- hi-110049. T: 011-23365669, Ujaas Energy Ltd The company has successfully commissioned 1 MW solar power generation system for Commercial Syn Bags manufacturing unit at Ujaas Solar Park, Pithampur.
Contact: Sunil Kumar, General Manager (P), NHIDCL Dr.N. Raikhan, Nillai House Opp.1st M.R. Ground Babupara, Imphal-795001 Manipur. T: 0385- 2440920, E: sunil.kbro@gmail.com, nhidclimphal@gmail.com Rural Development Department (RWD) Plans to assign the construction of roads under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana in the districts of Ganjam, Gajapati & Kandhamal for 104 number of packages.
Place: Odisha Place: Pithampur Madhya Pradesh
Automobile
Plans investment for capacity expansion and aims to launch one new model each of scooter and motorcycle in 2017-18.
Place: Vijayawada Andhra
Place: Dadra and Nagar
Contact: Sandip Dutta,
South Central Railway Plans to assign the construction of Vijayawada Divisional integrated training centre at Krishna Canal junction. The completion is targeted in nine months.
Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli.
Contact: Sourabh Sharma, Senior Manager Business Development, 701, NRK Business Park, Vijay Nagar Square, Indore - 452010, Madhya Pradesh. T: 0731-4715300, F: 4715344, M: 8226005139, E : ujaas145@ujaas.com, sourabh.sharma@ujaas. com, (Anurag Mundra, Jt. Managing Director & Promoter)
Roads / Highways
Contact: Superintending Engineer, Rural Works Circle, Berhampur-760010, Odisha. T: 06802-233390, M: 7681023541, E: serwss_bam@nic.in Madhya Pradesh Road Development Corporation Ltd (MPRDC) The corporation is undertaking upgradation of Khalwa-Dedatalayi road (MPMDR-19-22) in East Nimar district covering 41.5 km. Madhav Infra Projects Pvt Ltd is the contractor appointed in April 2017.
NHIDCL Plans to undertake widening of 65 km of Imphal-Moreh section in Manipur. Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has recently approved the project. Land acquisition process is on.
Place: Manipur
Place: Madhya Pradesh Contact: Manish Rastogi, Managing Director, 45A, Arera Hills, Bhopal - 462011, Madhya Pradesh, T: 0755-2765205, W: www.mprdc.nic.in
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Madhya Pradesh Road Development Corporation Limited (MPRDC)
Place: Chittoor district
The project involves upgradation of BhopalBerasia-Shamsabad-Sironj road of SH-23 in Bhopal covering length of 106.3 km. JVC of Eagle Infra IndiaMadhav Infra Projects Ltd got the contract. The completion is targeted by March, 2018.
Contact: M Sivakumar, Superintending Engineer (R&B) N.H. Circle, Anantapur-500001, Andhra Pradesh. T: 08554-274199, E-senhatp@yahoo.co.in
Place: Madhya Pradesh Contact: Manish Rastogi,
The company is about to complete the Dhola-Sadiya bridge on river Brahmaputra. The 9.15 km long bridge connects Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. The work on this project got started in 2011.
Managing Director, 45A, Arera Hills, Bhopal - 462011, Madhya Pradesh, T: 0755-2765205, W: www.mprdc.nic.in
Public Works Department (PWD) The department is constructing second high level bridge which is 75 metre long and 8.5 metre wide over Haradjoar, a tributary of river Maha- nadi, at Gobindtola. The project is in delay mode. Vibgyor Structural Construction Pvt Ltd is the contractor for the project.
Place: Odisha Contact: HS Majhi, Executive Engineer, Division I, Sambalpur - 768001, Odisha. M: 9437071759
Ministry of Road Transport & Highways Plans construction of New Bridge parallel to existing bridge at Km 165/4 of Chittoor - Kurnool road NH18 (New NH-40) in the state of Andhra Pradesh.
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Andhra Pradesh
Navayuga Engineering Company Ltd
Place: Assam Contact: R.L. Sreenivas, Sr. General Manager (Projects), Plot No. 379, Road No. 10, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad - 500033, Telangana. T: 040-23339990, E- nec@navayuga.com
Material Handling Greentech Mega Food Park Plans to assign the installation & commissioning of Material Handling Equipments for PPCs at four locations in Rajasthan under package 31. Place: Rajasthan
Contact: Arun Verma, Project Manager, A-3, Ganpati Enclave, Civil Lines, Ajmer Road, Jaipur-302006, Rajasthan. T: 0141-4017190, M: 9119195113,
E: greentechfood@gmail.com,
Schwing Stetter India Pvt Ltd XCMG China, one of the leading construction machinery companies, has partnered with Schwing Stetter India to set up manufacturing unit for the construction and material handling machinery.
MMRDA Plans to assign the part design and construction of elevated viaduct and 6 elevated stations viz. Bhakti Park Metro, Wadala TT, Anik Nagar Bus Depot, Suman Nagar, Siddarth Colony & Amar Mahal Junction of Wadala - Kasarvadavali Corridor of Mumbai Metro Rail Project. The completion is targeted in 26 months.
Place: Tamil Nadu Place: Mumbai Maharashtra Contact: R Shanmugam, Assistant Manager, F71/72 SIPCOT Industrial Estate, Irungattukottai, Sriperumbudur, Kanchipuram District 602117, Tamil Nadu. T: 044-71378100/1, E: shanmugam.r@ schwingstetterindia com,
Metro Rail Paradip Port Trust (PPT) Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd (DMRC) Plans to assign the part design and construction of elevated viaduct and twelve elevated stations including PEB works, architectural finishing and plumbing works for Vijayawada metro project.
Place: Andhra Pradesh Contact: Anuj Dayal, Executive Director (Corp Comm), Metro Bhawan Fire Brigade Lane, Barakhamba Road, New Delhi - 110001. T: 011-23417910, 12, 23418415, E: anujedcc@dmrc.org
Contact: PRK Murthy, Director (Project), Plot Nos.C-14 & 15, Bandra Complex, Bandra(E), Mumbai-400051, Maharashtra T: 022-26594000, 26595994, E: dpmetro@mailmmrda. maharashtra.gov.in MMRDA Plans to assign the part design and construction of elevated viaduct and 7 elevated stations viz. Garodia Nagar, Pant Nagar, Laxmi Nagar, Shreyas Cinema, Godrej Company, Vikhroli Metro & Surya Nagar of Wadala - Kasarvadavali Corridor of Mumbai Metro Rail Project. The completion is targeted in 26 months. Place: Maharashtra
Contact: N D Patankar, Superintending Engineer, Plot Nos.C-14 & 15, Bandra Complex, Bandra (E), Mumbai-400051, Maharashtra. T: 022-26597608, 26594000, E: dpmetro@mailmmrda. maharashtra.gov.in
PRODUCTS SHOWCASE
PRODUCT SHOWCASE KING CUT PRO – The Large Gantry Type CNC Cutting Machine Ador’s KING CUT PRO is a CNC portal cutting machine which is very precise and reliable. The machine has one head for plasma sheet metal cutting and one head for flame cutting of sheet metal with a dual side longitudinal drive with AC motors. The standard equipment comes with a basic machine package with CNC controller, one torch, central gas diffusion with manometers and a remote flame ignition.
The following equipment are supplied as required by the customer: Additional Equipment: • Plasma power source KJELBERG with machine torch • Programming software MOST 2D • Support table for sheet metal with segment extraction system • Extraction-filter system • Laser position indicator for determining the cutting point Optional : • Extension of the longitudinal rail • Additional cutting head
The CNC Controller – Phantom:
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
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The Phantom brings you the performance of a cutting edge CNC that is built on more than 40 years of experience in the motion control and cutting industries. This controller is designed for multiple axis cutting machines and features the latest advances in CNC technology on a proven platform engineered to increase productivity, reduce costs and enhance profitability. The software provides flexibility, ease of operation and technologies that put Ador’s experience and expertise in your operator’s hands, resulting in extremely good cut quality and high productivity. The Phantom can operate any cutting machine and interface with virtually all plasma systems. Following are its standard features: Bright touch screen interface, Touch screen interactive display, Expandable shape library, True multi-tasking environment, Fast Dxt file conversion, Go to(Job interrupt), Quick plate alignment, and Monitor & track consumables. Advanced Plasma Process Control (Plasma Process Wizard) is available as optional extra. Ador offers cost-saving height control unit for simple plasma cutting applications. The KHC1 system provides all the essential functions that are needed for good cuts and optimum utilization of work-piece.
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Linear Height World’s best-in-class 2D measurement system. A sophisticated height gauge offering exceptional accuracy.
For Product Enquiry Contact Mitutoyo South Asia Pvt. Ltd. C-122, Okhla Industrial Area, Phase-I, New Delhi-110 020 Phone: (91-11)-26372090, 40578485 E-mail: delhi@mitutoyoindia.com, Web: www.mitutoyoindia.com
The linear height gauge is a high-performance 2D measurement system with a measurement range 0 to 972 mm, a backlit, graphic Color LCD digital readout with keypad, selectable resolution to 0.0001 mm and statistical functions for data analysis. Displacement accuracy when measuring a height of 600mm is 1.7 µm. It is a semi-automatic, programmable height gauge with full/semi-floating aircushion suspension. Air bearing incorporated in the base helps in smooth movement without friction over a Granite surface plate, powered by the small built-in compressor. The “semi-floating” mode allows measurement with the gage floating with no influence on the measuring accuracy. It is effective in operations such as scanning measurement of a hole or shaft on a large workpiece and displacement measurements performed while moving the gage. Numerous types of measurement such as displacement/straightness/squareness can be performed in addition to basic measurement functions including height and circle measurement. The linear height is fully equipped with the 2D measurement function, tolerance judgment function, and others. Up to 60,000 pieces of data can be stored in the database, on which various statistical calculations can be performed such as average, standard deviation and process capability. It comes with pre-installed versatile external interfaces in the main unit which provides easier display of measurement results. You can choose from a variety of probes and interchangeable styli which are flexibly compatible with complicated workpiece profiles and various measurement features.
Main Specifications: • Measuring range: 0-972mm • Slider stroke: 600mm • Accuracy = (1.1 + 0.6L/600) µm.
New VAS 400 Indexable Side and Face Cutter
For Product Enquiry Contact MMC Hardmetal India Pvt. Ltd. R.O.: 4th Floor, Nirmal Plaza, Survey No. 148, Hissa No. 4A/4B, Paud Road, Kothrud, Pune - 411 038, Maharashtra, India. Tel : +91 20 6520 8430, 2539 6824, Cell : +91 9890595858 E-mail: mayur.kulkarni@mmci.co.in Web: www.mitsubishicarbide.com
Mitsubishi Materials Corporation, Advanced Materials & Tools Company (President - Fumio Tsurumaki, Headquarters: 1-3-2 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) has launched VAS400, a new indexable side and face cutter. The newly developed VAS400 indexable side and face cutter is used for grooving and machining of the side and face portions of automotive parts. The low cutting resistance and high clamping rigidity delivers superior vibration resistance. The VAS400 cutter has been added to complement the existing range of side and face cutters; VOX400 for cast iron milling and the ASX400 series for general purpose use. Introduction of VAS400 expands the range of miiling applications that are possible using the side and face milling series. The new cutter body will be available as a made to order item and the new inserts used on the cutter will be available as stock standard items.
Features of the VAS400 indexable side cutter 1. The high clamping rigidity is achieved through a large seating surface. 2. The low cutting resistance insert is optimized for milling and has been designed using advanced simulation technologies. 3. The corner radius of the insert is specially designed with an optimised convex curved shape to enable high precision machining of the corner radii of workpieces.
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Nexgen Refrigerated Air Dryers
For Product Enquiry Contact GEM Equipments (P) Ltd. SF No.103, Avinashi Road, Arasur, Coimbatore 641 407 Phone: 0422-2363800 / Email: sales@gemindia.com
The Nexgen Refrigerated Air Dryers from Gem Equipment are known for engineering excellence, innovation and reliability.The heat exchangers are designed to provide worry-free, highly efficient heat transfer whether you are processing simple fluids, viscous solu8tions, or particulates. They feature honey comb construction of aluminium fins, true cross-flow for greater effective temperature differences, non-clogging larger cross-sectional area for air flow, integral air-air and air-refrigerant exchanges, with stainless steel demister moisture separator, robust non-corrosive grade aluminium, and larger heat transfer area for higher efficiency. The rugged electronic panels display both inlet and dew point temperatures. They incorporate a Tripper module with alarm for compressed high discharge pressure, compressed low suction pressure, expansion valve malfunction, auto drain valve function and fan motor cycling. Introduction of speed control is one of the major developments towards the optimization of refrigeration systems based on average load. For periods of high cooling demand, the compressor speed can be increased which results in a higher refrigerant flow and thus higher cooling capacity and vice versa during periods of low cooling demand. Compressed air purification equipment must deliver uncompromising performance and reliability while providing the right balance of air quality with the lowest cost of operation. As a quality-centric group, Gem ensures that its dryers are test at each stage of assembly as per ISO 7183 or relevant standards. It maintains stringent engineering practices throughout the production process to achieve higher reliability. Gem’s state-of-theart ISO 9001-23008 certified facility is equipped with dedicated men and machines to chisel out products of impeccable quality and reliability.
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.
Following are some of its unique features:
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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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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The new Gast 86/87R Series of oil-less rocking piston compressors and vacuum pumps While other manufacturers have been busy selling rocking piston compressors that produce a lot of noise and less-than-ideal pressure, Gast has been quietly setting the new standard by re-engineering our oil-less rocking piston from the ground up. The result is a unit that delivers quieter performance, higher pressure, a longer life and greater application flexibility. The sleek, new 86/87R Series is not just another pretty product. It’s beauty runs deep as it performs in ways not yet seen in the industry. The patented crossover chamber design regulates and controls airflow to dampen sound and optimize performance, while delivering a wide range of pressure level options. Because the 86/87R Series can easily retrofit into an existing footprint, it’s also a smart, flexible solution for a wide range of markets and applications, viz. Environmental, General industrial, medical, printing & packaging, food and beverage, transportation, laboratory, and material handling.
Designed to performs
For Product Enquiry Contact Shavo Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Shavo House, S.No.21A/10B, Plot No,394 South Main Road, Hotel Cozy Inn Chowk Koregaon Park, Pune - 4112 001 Phoned: 020-2615 9641 Email: shavogroup@vsnl.com
“When we set out to re-engineer our rocking piston compressor, we aimed to do more than just increase pressure. We set out to dramatically reduce sound, enhance flow, create a standard footprint for easy retrofit anywhere in the world and improve the compressor’s aesthetics,” says Gast. The inherent design of rocking piston technology makes it the optimal choice for applications requiring high pressure or vacuum and air flow in a small package. The flexible cup is made with superior materials and mounted on top of the connecting rod, creating vacuum or pressure while maintaining a tight seal against the cylinder walls in a rocking motion. The forgiving design has fewer components, causes less friction and has a low exhaust temperature, for greater reliability and durability for the life of the product. Despite it’s small size, the versatility of 86/87R means this is the right product to deliver quality air solutions.
HSS-E Machine Taps Ground Threads PANTHER Series of products are result of extensive study and continuous efforts put in by our Reserch and Development team, which has resulted in Superior Quality Products which are better than every product in it’s category. After successful launch of PANTHER - Drills, we at Indian Tool Manufacturers (ITM) – A division of Birla Precision Technologies Ltd., are proud to announce the launch of our Panther Taps, a new series of Superior Quality Taps. Panther series of Taps are made out of finest grades of HSS premium materials. These taps are produced from our latest CNC Machines, with unique geometries to suit different work materials. ITM Panther series of Taps consists of Spiral Flute, Spiral Point, Roll Form and Straight Flute - Cast Iron. ITM Panther taps are available with TiN, TiCN, Ti(AI)N coatings to enhance the performance.
For Product Enquiry Contact Indian Tool Manufacturers (Division) Birla Precision Technologies Limited Email: itmth@indiantool.com
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PRODUCT INDEX A
Flex Clamps
79
Flexible Couplings
87
AC / DC Geared Motor
87
AC Linear Servo Motor
87
Actuator Line
83
Air Compressors
25
Gear Boxes
Air Dryers
75
Gears, Racks & Pinions
Air Filters
75
Grinding Machines
Alloy Wheel Machining Solutions
61
Ground Threads
Aluminium Profiles
87
Automation Products
77
B Ball Transfer Units
87
Brake Motors
81
C
Thermal Cameras
G 81 87 29, 35
Cables
55
CAD CAM Softwares
31
Cam Driven Systems
73
Harmonic Filters
85
High Precision Gauging
59
Hydraulic Press
27
Inserts
75 FRONT GATEFOLD
L 21 85
Chamfers
FALSE COVER
Linear Actuators
87
79
Linear Line
83
Clamps for Linear Guides
87
Linear Motion Guides
87
Cleaning Systems
63
CNC Grinding Machines
33
CNC Horizontal Boring Machine
61
Machining Centres
17
CNC Lathe
61
Metal Cutting Tools
69
Metal Working Fluids
11
M
CNC Smart Mills
61
Milling Machines
17
CNC Solutions
19
Moisture Meters
79
7
Motion Toolpaths
37
Multimeters
79
CNC Tool Grinding Machine CNC Wirecut Machine
67
Colling Towers
75
Commercial Finance
91
Conduits
55
Connectors
55
Consumables
77
Curvic Coupling
87
Cut-off Wheels
49
Cycloidal Gear Boxes
71
D
O Oil/ Coolant Mist Cleaner
87
Oxy-Fuel CNC Cutting Machines
77
P Planetary Gear Heads
71
Plasma CNC Cutting Machines
77
Portable Drill Cum Tap Remover
67
Power Conditioners
85 87
Deburring Systems
63
Precision Ball Screws
Double Column Machining Centers
61
Presetting & Measuring Machines
41
Drill Tap Center
61
Project Engineering Solutions
77
Drills
FALSE COVER, FRONT GATEFOLD R
E
Real Time Power Factor System
EDM Drill Machine
67
Reamers
EDM Spark Erosion Machine
67
Reffnlng Furnace
EDM Spark Machine
67
End Mills
FRONT GATEFOLD, IFC, FALSE COVER
Engraver Cutter
FALSE COVER
110
85 FALSE COVER 13
S Screwiacks Slewing Ring
F
Spotting Drills
87 87 FALSE COVER
Finishing Systems
63
Stabilizers
85
Fixtures
51
Stepper & BLDC Motor
87
MACHINE TOOLS WORLD SEPTEMBER 2017
9 17
85
V Vertical CNC Lathes
23
Vertical Machining Center
9
Vertical Machining Centers
61
Vertical Turning Centers
47
Voltage Detector
79
W
Lathe Machines Light Energy Management Systems
BACK PAGE
Turning Center Turning Centres
Ultra Isolation Transformers
FALSE COVER
CNC Machining Centers
79 FRONT GATEFOLD
U H
Centre Drills Clamp Meters
Tool Holders
83
57
Industrial Chillers 55
57, FRONT GATEFOLD
Telescopic Line
I Cable Glands
T Taps
Welding Equipments 2D & 3D Cad Software 2D Measurement System 3D Laser Processing Machine
77 89 IBC 42, 43
ADVERTISERS INDEX COMPANY NAME
PG. NO.
A
COMPANY NAME
PG. NO.
COMPANY NAME
PG. NO.
ENGIMACH - 2017
99
MITUTOYO SOUTH ASIA PVT. LTD.
INSIDE BACK COVER
EPPINGER TOOLING ASIA PVT. LTD.
71 MMC HARDMETAL INDIA PVT. LTD. 29
INSIDE FRONT COVER
ACCUSHARP CUTTING TOOLS PVT. LTD.
69
ACE MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS LTD.
BACK PAGE
ERWIN JUNKER MASCHINENFABRIK GMBH
ACMEE - 2018
15
F
89
FATTY TUNA INDIA PVT. LTD.
61
FLIR SYSTEMS INDIA PVT. LTD.
79
ACTCAD ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS PVT. LTD. ADOR WELDING LIMITED
N NICKUNJ EXIMP ENTP P LTD
77
O OPEN MIND CADCAM TECHNOLOGIES INDIA PVT. LTD.
G
65
31
AMTEX - 2018
39
ANCA MACHINE TOOLS PRIVATE LTD
7
GALA PRECISION ENGINEERING PVT LTD
63
P
APEX PRECISION MECHATRONIX PVT. LTD.
87
GEDEE WEILER PRIVATE LIMITED
21
PARAGON MACHINERY CO. LTD.
GEM EQUIPMENTS (P) LTD.
75
R
GLOBE-TECH ENGINEERING EXPO - 2017
95
RATNAPARKHI ELECTRONICS IND. PVT. LTD.
67
RENISHAW PLC
51
ROLLON INDIA PVT. LTD. - INDIA
83
AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING SHOW - 2017
96
B BETTINELLI AUTOMATION COMPONENTS PVT. LTD. BHARAT FRITZ WERNER LTD. BIRLA PRECISION TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED
73 17 57
91
CHINA MACHINEX INDIA - 2017
98
CNC SOFTWARE, INC.
37
HYUNDAI WIA INDIA PVT. LTD.
9
T
IMTEX FORMING - 2018
53
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING EXPO - 2018
94
27
ELECTROTHERM (INDIA) LTD.
13
ELGI EQUIPMENTS LTD.
25 47
TRUCUT PRECISION TOOLS PVT. LTD.
FALSE COVER
TYROLIT
49
U
L 55
M
E
EMAG INDIA PVT. LTD.
23
LAPP INDIA PVT. LTD.
D DOWEL ENGINEERING WORKS
HOSABETTU HEAVY MACHINERY LLP
I
C CAPITAL FIRST
H
33
MACHAUTO EXPO - 2018
97
MARPOSS INDIA PVT. LTD.
59
MGM-VARVEL POWER TRANSMISSION PVT LTD
81
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC INDIA PVT. LTD.
19
UNITED GRINDING GMBH
35
UNITY CONTROLS PVT. LTD.
85
Y YAMAZAKI MAZAK INDIA
42 - 43
YG CUTTING TOOLS CORPORATION PVT. LTD.
FRONT GATEFOLD
YOUNG BUHMWOO INDIA CO. PVT. LTD.
11
Z ZOLLER INDIA PVT. LTD. SEPTEMBER 2017
41
MACHINE TOOLS WORLD
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Inside Story
Mr.
Vikash
Poddar
Country Manager India, Rollon India Pvt. Ltd.
My Life’s Goals Aim & Ambition: To have the in depth functional knowledge of the business processes and to lead corporate front line team to achieve exceptional business results by contributing towards the goals of the organization. I have always been an optimistic person, confident about my abilities and knowledge. The path to success is not easy & while there are shortcuts, it is the long, patient walk which takes us many miles ahead. Vision: To build the best working environment with in my company, Develop relation that makes positive difference in our life with the highest level of integrity in all our actions. Social Goal: To make many more friends in the society and create a happy , joyful and healthy environment. Business Goal: Work hard every day to make Rollon Group as world’s most respected Linear motion component brand. To bring positive changes and inspire and motivate young people in the organization.
My Leisure Choices Favourite Tourist Spot: Singapore . I love Singapore as a country , Santosa ,night safari and marina Bay are the favourite places at Singapore. Music I Like: I like all Bollywood soft songs specifically Kisore kumar . It depends on my mood and situation. Sports I Love: Played Chess / badminton /cricket at school and university. Love playing chess.
Ask my Taste Buds Favorite food: Indian vegetarian Home made food. Favourite Drink: I Like an occasional glass of red wine and prefer sweet lassi (Indian drink).
In Awe of I Admire: My admiration goes to Sachin Tendulkar and Roger Federer , both players have given greater heights to the sports played by them . very humble and always willing to give their 100% .– truly inspirational players to watch and learn from.
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