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programming with plant layout generation. FASTSUITE Edition 2 mirrors the process chain, from forming technology to the manufacturing of sheetmetal assembly components, support- ing simulation and optimization of servo processes, machine and robot-based 3D laser cutting. The software also supports other sheetmetal applications such as roll hemming, point-and- path welding and paint application. CENIT North America Inc. Ph: 248-276-8540 Web site:
www.fastsuite.com
Shop-Floor App
A cloud-based application for factory operators and workers, Smart Shop Floor with Exact for Manufacturing retrieves job data, tracks time and materials and records job progress. The app creates constant, clear communication between all employees, according to the devel- oper. It combines real-time fi nancial data with other core business functions, providing a holistic view of a business and allowing strategic decisions to be made in real-time. The app provides back offi ce em-
ployees, including planners, purchasers and accountants, with the detailed information required to make calculations and analyze order information in order to streamline busi- ness operations. Exact
Ph: 855-359-9256 Web site:
www.exact.com/us
Fiber Laser, Portable Press Brake Cincinnati Inc. will demonstrate the CL-960 fi ber laser, which pro- cesses thin material faster while cutting up to 0.75" (19.05-mm) thick steel. The laser includes air-assist cutting, linear drive motors and user-friendly touch- screen controls. It also includes a 6000-W light source, dual-pallet
confi guration, fi ber resonator technology and a LaserMech FiberCut laser head. The company will also feature its GOFORM portable electric press brake for parts up to 0.25"
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(6.35-mm) thick and weighing less than 50 lb (22.7 kg). It includes a large touch screen control, PC-based 3D graph- ics, and bend simulation. Cincinnati Inc. Ph: 513-367-7100 Web site:
www.e-ci.com
Robotic Joining System The SpotMeld robotic joining system features new auto- mated tool change capability. The system can join aluminum (1000–7000 series), magnesium, nonferrous and dissimilar sheet materi- als, which have proved prob- lematic with traditional join- ing technolo- gies. SpotMeld systems can be mounted on any industrial robot or retrofi tted to replace existing processes such as resis- tance spot welding, laser welding and riveting. The SpotMeld process is based on Refi ll Friction Stir Spot Welding (RFSSW) technology. It uses rotational friction to heat the materials along with pressure to forge the parts together using wear- resistant tooling to join two or more surfaces. Coldwater Machine Co. Ph: 419-210-1646 Web site:
www.coldwatermachine.com
Emergency Stop Pushbutton Switches Fuji Electric’s line of emergency stop pushbut- ton switches has been expanded to include Command Switches equipped with Synchro Safe Contact. With this
safety feature, the main NC contact opens to the OFF position in the event that the contact unit is removed. The switches also employ a green side indicator to show oper- ating condition and support the use of a padlock to avoid accidental restarts. Fuji Electric
Ph: 732-560-9410 Web site:
www.americas.fujielectric.com
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