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Manufacturing Machinery World March 2020

Machinery World was launched in 1982 to serve the machinery & production engineering market. Editorially Machinery World is a news and information source that gives direct contact with the provider of innovative services and equipment. Editorial is available both online and as hard copy

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ADVANCED GRINDING SOLUTIONS MACH 2020

Stand No: 17-320

Advanced Grinding Solutions (AGS) has booked one of its largest ever stands, stand 17-320, at the

forthcoming Mach show where it will be exhibiting no less than 6 machines and additional associated

products. Most of these machines have never been exhibited here before and therefore many UK

engineers will be getting their first opportunity to see this range of advanced grinding and finishing

machines.

After its great success at the last Mach show, that

resulted in several sales, Rollomatic has again decided to

also exhibit its NP pinch-peel cylindrical grinding machine

as used by many UK cutting tool manufacturers to quickly

and easily cylindrically grind carbide and HSS tool blanks

to diameter and form shape rather than to do so on multiaxis

tool grinders whereby the blank preparation process

on those machines takes considerably longer, is more

expensive and is generally not as accurate. Cutting tool

manufacturers are invited to receive a demonstration on

the many advantages of the Rollomatic NP machine for

blank preparation and to understand more about

Rollomatic’s wide range of multi axis CNC tool grinding

machines.

Rollomatic Tool Grinding

Rollomatic, a leading manufacturer of Tool Grinding machines, is

demonstrating its intention to increase its UK market presence by

exhibiting two grinding machines including one of its multi-axis

cutter grinding machines that’s being shown in the UK for the

very first time. These machines are used by many of the leading

cutting tool manufacturers to manufacture rotary tools such as

end mills and drills to the tightest possible tolerances band one

has never been shown at a UK exhibition before.

New to the AGS range, and also receiving its UK debut,

is a DLyte machine produced by GPA Innova; The World’s

First Dry Electro

Polishing System. The

DLyte range of

machines use a totally

unique, single step

automated process,

for polishing metals

by ion transport using

free solid bodies. This

is a revolutionary dry

non-abrasive electro

polishing process that

does not use any

liquid as the

electrolyte. These new

patented machines

polish and deburr

Steel and Stainless-

Steel, Cobalt Chrome,

T i t a n i u m ,

Aluminium, Nickel An artificial knee joint produced

by the DLyte system

and precious metal

alloys components for the Dental, Medical, Aerospace,

Automotive and other industries. Typical applications

include bone screws, artificial hip and knee joints, turbine

blades, cutting tools, and any similar component whereby

fine surfaces finishes to under 0.09um Ra are required

without altering key part geometry after the previous

grinding or milling process.

Unlike traditional polishing systems, the DLyte system obtains

a consistent finish avoiding any polishing marks on the surface,

such as those generated by conventional machining, and is able to

process complex geometries without generating any micro

scratches on the surface. Chris Boraston, Managing Director at

AGS comments that “After seeing the DLyte machine we

immediately recognized just how unique and special it was and the

many advantages that it brings for the polishing of a wide variety

of parts; many of which are ground on the grinding machines we

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