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MOLLART TO BUILD ON RECENT AUTOMOTIVE SUCCESS Mollart Engineering is using EMO 2017 to further develop into Europe its success in North America for deep hole drilling applications in the automotive sector by installing an Omnisprint LD6-750, 3-axis, 6- spindle special purpose gundrilling centre on stand B05. After the exhibition, the machine will then be delivered to its North American customer as part of Mollart’s $3 million contract for five machines which are currently in the 2017 build programme. Said Sales Director Ian Petitt: “Automotive transmission manufacturers worldwide and in particular in Europe, are trending towards hydraulic automatic multigear (9 and10 speed) variants which will require major investments in deep hole drilling capabilities. As a result we will Low frequency vibration (LFV) machining technology and integrated laser processing incorporated into turn-milling operational sequences will be a major feature on the Citizen Machinery stand (Hall 26 Stand D25) at EMO 2017 exhibition in Hannover. Both technologies are major breakthroughs in CNC sliding head turnmilling operational sequences with LFV creating the ability to program at the machine, the size of chip produced over a wide range of material types from plastics, aluminium and copper to high tensile stainless and high grade steels. By being in control of the size of swarf produced into the most desirable length of chip, problems such as ‘birds-nesting’ is overcome and swarf disposal is simplified. LFV can be applied to turning, profiling, facing, taper and interrupted cutting, drilling and even thread cutting. It also contributes to obtaining a superior surface finish, increased depth-of-cut and reduces the onset of built-up edge on tooling enabling increased confidence in unmanned running strategies and improved machine tool utilisation. Meanwhile, Citizen Cincom’s integrated laser processing technology creates a scenario for endless possibilities in enabling geometric shapes to be machined as well as burr-free precision holes in the walls of solid EMO CITIZEN’S EMO DEMONSTRATIONS Stand No: B05 exhibit the latest Omnisprint that combines well-proven technology with a reputation for reliability and maintaining spindle uptime, an important factor in our winning the American contract against both local and European machine tool builders.” The Omnisprint knee-type gundrill centre on the stand, which also has the capability for off-centre line drilling, has a highly flexible configuration for build with a drilling capacity between 2 mm and 22 mm by 750 mm hole depth. There are also variants with 1, 2 and 4 spindles, 500 mm and 1,000 mm drilling depths, 4- and 5-axis pallet shuttle plus bespoke automation packages. Each machine utilises Fanuc 35i control and drives packages. Mollart will also be promoting its subcontract operations at Chessington and Resolven in South Wales which specialise in multi-axis machining, deep hole drilling, and clean room assembly. Meanwhile, the newly formed fabrication facility, which also produces coolant filtration and swarf management systems for the machine tool build operation, will be represented at the EMO exhibition. www.mollart.com Stand No: D25 bar material which is pre-drilled in-cycle or directly into tubular bar material. Said Darren Wilkins Deputy Managing Director of Citizen Machinery UK: “Most important integrated laser processing provides new opportunities to the design fraternity to create new concepts especially in the medical, electronic and micro related industries. Here, speedy, accurate and highly flexible Citizen Cimcom CNC sliding head machines can be used to meet smaller batch as well as high volume production demands.” Altogether, 10 machines from the Citizen Cincom CNC sliding head and Miyano fixed head turn-mill centre stables will be demonstrated at the exhibition. LFV will feature on the latest Cincom L32-VIIILFV, L12-VIILFV and on an L20-VIIILFV. The L20 machine will also feature alongside its demonstration of LFV and within the same cycle, the advantages of the integrated laser production process. Tel: 01923 691500 Email: dwilkins@citizenmachinery.co.uk SANDVIK COROMANT WILL PRESENT THE NEW PRIMETURNING METHOD Stand No: B18 At EMO 2017, Sandvik Coromant will be presenting innovative solutions for more efficient manufacturing processes. The future of machining and production is to take centre stage at the company’s booth, spanning 528 square metres in hall 5, booth B18. True to the motto “Together we shape the future of manufacturing – Let‘s connect!”, Sandvik Coromant aims to bring machining operations to the next level by offering new digital solutions and enabling the connection of processes, with the focus on optimising the machining process and decision making to increase profitability. An international team of 40 specialists will present the company’s innovations and answer any questions visitors might have on the latest trends in machining. Among this year’s highlights is the new PrimeTurning method and its corresponding CoroTurn® Prime turning tools, the industry’s first solution for turning in all directions offering improved machining flexibility, productivity and tool life. In addition, the emphasis is on further developments of the CoroPlus® solutions made ready for Industry 4.0. It allows for linking-up of the different process steps operations planning, process planning and machining as well as for an extended production analysis in order to secure a more profitable and sustainable production. “Digitalisation is transforming our world and the manufacturing industry is no exception. We at Sandvik Coromant want to use the opportunities this transformation has to offer in the best interest of our customers and make these opportunities available to them. Our goal is to tap the full potential of digitalisation with the help of new innovative ideas and intelligent concepts,” says Nadine Crauwels, President Sandvik Coromant. Thanks to the cooperation with numerous machine manufacturers, the company’s stateof-the-art tooling solutions will not only be shown at its own booth in Hanover, but also be presented at many places all over the show floor. Tel: +44(0) 121 504 5422 Email: nikki.stokes@sandvik.com 12 Machinery World, August 2017
INFO: VDW – Generalkommissariat EMO Hannover 2017 Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken e.V. Corneliusstraße 4 · 60325 Frankfurt am Main · GERMANY Tel.: +49 69 756081-0 · Fax: +49 69 756081-74 emo@vdw.de · www.emo-hannover.de Information, Tickets and Travel Packages: Sector Marketing Lower Strode Rd GB-BS21 6UU Clevedon Tel.: 01275 335 911, Fax: 01275 342 848 E-Mail: info@hf-greatbritain.com PRECISION SPINDLE REBUILDING We offer a complete rebuild service of CNC machining centre spindles, CNC lathe heads, Grinding spindles (both belt driven & high frequency types), Tailstocks, Fine boring spindles, Milling spindles, Centre-less grinding spindles, workheads, wheelheads etc. TECHNOVA PRECISION LTD Tel: 02476 366503 • Fax: 02476 361979 Web: technovaprecision.com • Email: will@technovaprecision.com USED RIVETING MACHINE FROM THE MARKET LEADERS ❋ MOST TYPES AVAILABLE ❋ FULLY CHECKED ❋ TOOLING ❋ FIXTURING ❋ GENERAL ADVICE ❋ THOUSANDS OF MACHINES SOLD DURING OUR TWENTY FIVE YEARS IN BUSINESS CONTACT BILL CHALLENOR 54 Coventry Road, Pailton, Rugby, Warwickshire CV23 0QB Tel: (01788) 833301 Fax: (01788) 833481 Email: wgcrivet@gmail com Web Site: www.wgchallenor.co.uk Roughness measurement in the machining centre. www.blum-novotest.com Machinery World, August 2017 13
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