See Showfloor Demos from ZPS and NomuraSwiss at PMTS 2019
PMTS’s showfloor demonstrations are scheduled opportunities for attendees to see technology live without other distractions in the booth. Put time aside for these events that allow you to see the latest equipment in action, with company personnel available to answer questions.
Chris Felix
Contributing Editor, Production Machining
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PMTS’s showfloor demonstrations are scheduled opportunities for attendees to see technology live without other distractions in the booth. Put time aside for these events that allow you to see the latest equipment in action, with company personnel available to answer questions.
On Wednesday, April 3, from 1:30 to 2:00 p.m., Olaf Tessarzyk, president of ZPS, will be discussing how to determine the need for a cam or CNC multispindle machine. He’ll also be going over the pros and cons relating to each type of machining process based upon specific part examples. Visit Booth 1030.
From 2:30 to 3:00 p.m. that same day, in Booth 2012, Guy Metz, national product manager for NomuraSwiss at Gosiger, will present the hand-scraped dovetail slide concept that improves part quality as well as operator friendliness with extra machining space, and provides quick tool changes with a presetting device. Gosiger will have four models at the booth, all Swiss lathes, including a 10-mm 5-axis, 20-mm 6-axis, 32-mm with B, and a 38-mm 5-axis.
Attend PMTS 2019, April 2-4, at the Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland, Cleveland, Ohio. For more information and to register, go to PMTS.com.
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