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features a tool turret which can be fi tted with up to 12 tool positions and can be equipped with driven tools for drill- ing or milling opera- tions. An integrated probe delivers absolute process reliability by ensuring continuous quality control of the workpieces. EMAG LLC


Ph: 248-442-6719 Web site: www.emag.com


Sinker EDM


The automated FORM 20 iRTC comes with an integrated rotary toolchanger (iRTC) to boost part-processing fl exibil- ity while increasing the capability for continuous, untended


PR0TECT PARTS


production. Well suited for the mold and die, aerospace and auto- motive sectors, the machine can process jobs that require either multiple electrodes or several workpieces varying in size and geometry. It accom- modates electrodes as heavy as 10 kg and as large as 150 × 100 mm


or ranging to 150 mm in diameter and height. Depending on their size, the changer can hold either eight or 16 electrodes or workpieces.


GF Machining Solutions Ph: 847-913-5300 Web site: www.georgfi scher.com


Coolant-Through Milling Cutter


High-performance milling cutter technology—a double-sided insert for maximum productivity and value—is available in a comprehensive range of, including 252 style button cutter— up to 16 rotations per insert; 271 style 45° cutter—8 indexes per insert; 273 style 45° cutter—16 indexes per insert. Insert grades and chipbreaker designs are optimized for all material categories, including steel, stainless steel, cast iron, high- temp alloys, hardened materials and nonferrous materials. Ceratizit USA Inc. Ph: 800-783-2280 Web site: www.ceratizit.com


from scratches and corrosion


• Replace fluid soaked cardboard with reusable plastic mesh.


• Breathable plastic sheets and sleeves cut to your sizes in one business day!


See a demo at /IndustrialNetting 1-800-328-8456 www.industrialnetting.com 122 AdvancedManufacturing.org | October 2015


Vertical Machining Center The new EM Series is engineered with effi ciency to satisfy the need for large-quantity machining with limited fl oor space. It is available in three models: EM1620L, EM2033L and EM2040L. The major parts of the machine are constructed of Meehanite cast iron, which offer superior stability. The machine’s base is support- ed by full-travel, enabling it to be suitable for high- speed machin- ing. All three


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