Although this shop was already established and highly successful, it recently decided to make the "jump" into CNC machines, acquiring three new machines. Case StudyPublished: 9/14/2005
Advanced Secondaries, Inc. has an unusual position in the marketplace. By making specials from standard screw machine parts or cold-headed parts for the past 30 years, this company has found its comfortable niche. Case StudyPublished: 9/14/2005
The new TBC 42 multi-slide automatic turning machine by Brazilian machine-tool builder Ergomat may be made in South America, but its target market is clearly Western Europe and North America. Case StudyPublished: 8/25/2004
When your only product is socket set screws and your primary customers are the demanding aerospace and military markets, quality and uptime are paramount. Your multi-spindle machines need to be reliable and easily reconfigured to produce a new part ... Case StudyPublished: 4/27/2004
When this shop needed a new turning center to produce small parts quickly, it looked to the Haas Mini Lathe for the solution. Case StudyPublished: 9/1/2003
Technically, this control is not a CNC, but a PNC (parallel numerical control), and that is the difference. The PNC control was developed using a FANUC system that allows each machine axis to be governed by its own chip, which carries the part progr... Case StudyPublished: 7/15/2002