FABTECH PRODUCTS
80X, equipped with Tilt-A-Jet and Rotary Axis, along with the accurate, cost- effective Maxiem 1530 with an A- Jet. Powered by the company’s user-friendly
Intelli-Max software suite, both machines will tackle a variety of real-world cutting challenges in a wide range of materials. Incredibly versatile, OMAX abrasive waterjets can cut com- plex parts out of nearly any material, including but not limited to metal, plastic, glass, ceramics, stone and composites. OMAX Corp.
Ph: 800-838-0343 Web site:
www.omax.com
Metalcutting Equipment
Company will showcase its complete line of cut-to-length, blanking, multiblanking, stretcher leveling and coil-to-coil slitting equipment that includes a number of quick setup and changeover capabilities. The company offers cut-to-length and stretcher leveler lines with thickness capacities up to 1" (25 mm) and widths up to 96" (2440 mm). Its slitting lines are capable of produc- tion speeds up to 2000 fpm (610 m/ min) and thicknesses to 0.625" (16 mm) and widths to 96". Also on display is the
EPS (Eco Pickled Surface), an environmentally friendly, rust- resistant replacement for acid pickling, which uses a mixture of water and angular steel grit to remove the scale from the base steel without the use of hazardous chemicals. Red Bud Industries Ph: 618-282-3801 Web site:
www.redbudindustries.com
Fume Gun The new RoboVent Extractor fume gun adds to the com- pany’s line of hi-vac (high-vacuum) extraction solutions. Ro- boVent Extractor integrates a high-performance welding gun with a powerful source extraction system, so fumes are cap-
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tured as soon as they are generated. For welders engaged in MIG or GMAW welding processes—es- pecially those working on or inside large equip- ment—fume gun extrac- tion may be the best way to keep weld fumes out of the breathing zone. The Extractor features a perfect balance of power, ergonomics and fl exibility, and welders will love the lightweight, maneuverable handle and streamlined nozzle designed for maximum visibility and control. Combined with the RoboVent FlexPro air fi ltration unit, this unit reduces the welder’s exposure to welding fumes by 90–95%. RoboVent
Ph: 888-ROBOVENT (888-762-6836) Web site:
www.robovent.com
Waterjet Pump
The Quantum NXT Electric Servo Pump ESP66 will be fea- tured along with a new Advanced Diagnostics package to pro- tect the Quantum ESP. This diagnostics package ensures the Quantum ESP will perform at its capacity without unplanned downtime due to general maintenance. The system protects the Quantum Electric Servo Pump against damage due to poor maintenance issues and unfore- seen utility failures. By simply chang- ing the mindset of reactive mainte- nance to proactive maintenance, it will ensure that busi-
ness owners achieve the maximum return on their investment. The package helps operators maximize the output of the ESP without causing unnecessary maintenance downtime by diag- nosing potential maintenance issues before the ESP fails, and then advises how to perform the maintenance. Techni Waterjet Ph: 888-TECHNI-3 Web site:
www.techniwaterjet.com
Punch-Laser Combo The new TruMatic 1000 fi ber is the fi rst entry-level punch laser combination machine from Trumpf with a solid-state laser. The machine features a modular design, offering users
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