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solvents or emissions. The unit is effective cleaning both large and small components in purpose-built fixtures or standard size stainless steel baskets and plastic totes. The Duo wash chamber includes over 100 high-volume jets that thoroughly penetrate and saturate the workload at
over 130 gpm (492 l/min). Temperature of both the wash and rinse waters can be set at the operator’s discretion between 140–190°F. Full rotation of the workload at 3 rpm exposes all surfaces to the wash and rinse solutions to ensure effective cleaning, draining, and drying. MecWash Systems Ph: 440-564-7894 Web site:
www.mecwash.com
CMM Fixture Plate
Loc-N-Load CMM fixture plate features interlocking fast swap plates that can be configured to fit parts on small or large- sized machines. The system includes docking plates, five sizes of interlocking plates, end caps and a qualifying ball plate. Docking plates are available in lengths of 18 or 30" (457 or 762 mm). Either size can be joined end to end for added length, and interlocking plates of
varying lengths in 6" (152-mm) increments can be secured with end caps in 18" and 30" lengths. Creating the right-sized plate configuration is simple. It’s not necessary to cover every inch of a CMM’s granite surface. Inspectors can touch off the granite to find flatness and even place parts on exposed granite next to a Loc-N-Load for inspection. Kay-Jay Products Inc. Ph: 508-869-0373 Web site:
www.inspectionarsenal.com
Linear Motor EDM Technology
AG60L sinker EDM features high-speed and high-acceleration linear motor drives, enabling an even and natural flushing condition that leads to perfect part accuracy, reducing EDMing time by as much as 50%. The VZ300L linear motor-driven wire
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ManufacturingEngineeringMedia.com | May 2013 Enhanced CAM Software
The latest version of hyperMILL CAM software offers provides solutions for 2.5- through five-axis milling and drilling within one program and one consistent interface. The software contains one set of common utilities including tool and macro programming data- bases, simulation and postprocessor for all product ranges. Up- dated hyperMILL adds innovative features to two- and three-axis techniques, including auto-climb on contours (no need to select curve directions and sides), smooth linking
between jobs and between two- and five-axis drill patterns. Adaptive pocketing techniques allow selecting from various high-performance techniques depending on the pocket size, ratio of the pocket to the cutter size, and also based on the number of open sides. Software also offers high-performance hyperMAXX roughing based on Celeritive’s Volumill kernel that can be applied in two, three- or multiaxis cutting. Open Mind Technologies USA Inc. Ph: 888-516-1232
E-mail:
info.americas@
openmind-tech.com Web site:
www.openmind-tech.com
EDM is an entry-level machine with perfor- mance comparable to more expensive ma- chines. The AG600LH Wire EDM is a high- precision, high speed CNC machine with an additional Z height. The AG series wire EDMs include direct-drive lin-
ear motors with Heidenhain absolute glass scale feedback, an energy-saving circuit to save on power consumption, motion controller to provide simultaneous axis movement, on-board user-friendly Heart NC cam system, a rise fall worktank and a 10-year positioning accuracy guarantee. Sodick Inc.
Ph: 847-310-9000 Web site:
www.sodick.com
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