PREVIEW SOUTHERN MANUFACTURING & ELECTRONICS 2016 MILLING, DRILLING, TURNING AND BORING
when cutting aluminium. With a long overall length and extended reach, tool life and consistency of the new radius tool is setting standards within the aerospace and motorsport sectors. To complement the ITC range the
Industrial Tooling Corporation (ITC) will exhibit its new line of high performance solid carbide and indexable milling, drilling, turning, boring, toolholding and threading products. ITC is a UK distributor of high quality and performance products from globally renowned manufacturers including Widia, BIG KAISER and Micro 100. ITC will introduce its three fluted 3091 Series radius tool that is synonymous with rapid material removal rates and long tool life
manufacturer will show the new Widia VariMill II ER and WIDIA Victory high- performance milling cutter for shoulder milling, slotting, pocket milling, ramping and helical interpolation. The performance of these product lines can be enhanced by robust toolholding from BIG KAISER brand said to be synonymous with high quality precision toolholders that lead the market in clamping forces, concentricity and the consequent enhancement of tool life. A range of BIG KAISER indexable insert
tooling for milling, turning and boring applications will be on show.
ITC
www.itc-ltd.co.uk GRIPPING SOLUTIONS FOR MICRO MACHINING
Schunk will be show the innovative TRIBOS system with the latest interfaces that deliver a higher level of standardisation for the precision tool holding systems for micro machining and available with the TRIBOS RM and TRIBOS MINI ranges. The TRIBOS-Mini designed for high- speed micro applications can now be integrated with a high-speed HSK-E 20 spindle interface. SCHUNK believes this newly standardised interface is superior to many short taper interfaces due to its accuracy at high speeds. In addition, it needs much less space
compared to the HSK-E 25. SCHUNK has designed the robust TRIBOS-RM with an extended L1 dimension of 78mm especially for high-efficiency 5-axes machining. In order to allow precision machining of hard-to-reach areas the mount can be combined with the standardised TRIBOS-SVL tool extension with adaptations for HSK-A 32, HSK-A 40, HSK-E 32 and HSK-E 40 interfaces. In addition, TRIBOS-Mini will be
standardised with ø 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4, 6mm and 1/8 inch. TRIBOS-RM with ø 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12mm and 1/8 inch. In addition to the HSK-A 25, -A 32, -A 40, -E 25, -E 32, -E 40 interfaces, both mounts will be available for HSK-E 20, HSK-F 32 as well as for BT 30 and SK 30. These units from SCHUNK are part of the world’s most comprehensive programs for high-precision tool clamping and can now be manually actuated via the SVP Mini and SVP-RM devices.
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Additionally, Schunk will promote to the aerospace and composite machining fraternity the TENDO E Compact hydraulic expansion toolholder. Capable of reducing set-up times by up to 60% while generating up to 2000Nm of torque the TENDO E Compact delivers micron precision for machining applications. Even demanding applications with tight tolerances on the form, position and surface finish can be rapidly and reliably machined. From a maintenance perspective the
LINOMAX special grease is recommended for lubricating power chucks. It is especially resistant to washout, prevents seizure and provides anti-corrosion and excellent anti-wear protection.
Schunk
www.gb.schunk.com Stand S110 Stand P134
TECHNICAL SEMINARS
Two programmes run concurrently over the three days focusing on general engineering topics and electronics respectively; 28 one-hour sessions will address a variety of topics from CE marking to the latest advances in 3D printing and additive manufacturing. Like the show itself the free technical seminar programme will appeal to anyone involved in engineering, electronics and industry. Highlights of the programme include the return of Stefan Knox of Bang Creations with his popular look at Good design and how to generate good ideas. Nick Statham of Fasturns UK looks at the potential cost savings of the Automation of flexible manufacturing. Energy is one of the biggest overheads of manufacturing. In Measure your energy Ben Murphy discusses energy saving strategies illustrated with case studies. 3D printing comes under the spotlight when Sav Jeyendran of Canon UK looks at the possibilities of this rapidly emerging technology. Robin Zhang looks at meeting the legislative requirements for exporting globally while further advanced manufacturing techniques and materials are examined in An introduction to 3D print and future applications of advanced materials. Ailsa Kaye returns with her look at the latest thinking in Best practice for world class manufacturing. The topics of Lean and 6 Sigma are examined in sessions with Tim Scurlock and Barry Byrne. Nick Wainwright of York EMC reviews the latest EU Directives and their implications and returns for a second session looking at how to make sure your products remain compliant. In Customer bonding strategies in the supply chain Jonas Haterm of Mobius UK looks at the latest thinking for effective CRM for manufacturers. A second session deals with Supply
chain analytics, sales & operations planning. Eco-design and the ErP Directive are examined by Alistair McLaughlin of TUV SUD Product service while Alastair Morris from Pryor Marking Technology will look at Error proofing and traceability. Further sessions cover CE Marking, patents & trademarks. Entry to the seminars is free but pre-booking is strongly advised as popular sessions fill up quickly. Southern Manufacturing & Electronics 2016 runs from the 9-11 February at FIVE, Farnborough. Admission is free and there is ample free on-site car parking.
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