SHOP SOLUTIONS


Cincinnati Autobend hydraulic press brake with six-axis back gage with quick-change holders and extra stroke, and a CNC punch press, among other processes like grinding, deburring, MIG and TIG welding, pretreatment and powder coating.


Improve machine utilization.


Even in the dark. Rotary Loading System RLS – Your Entry into High-Efficiency Production


 Economical – A basis for the cost-effective machining is optimizing the feeding of parts in and out the machining center


 Flexibility – With its modular design, the Liebherr RLS Rotary Loading System offers a high degree of flexibility


 User-friendly – The proven Soflex PCS cell controller is user-friendly and offers integrated order planning


 Quality and Reliability – Quality is the top priority for Liebherr. When producing our products, every stage is monitored ensuring world-class products with the highest reliability and service life


“We consider our full CAD/CAM engineering service capa- bility to be an important support function. We work with our customers to develop products that may only be built once, currently don’t exist and will serve new markets, as well as established products that can be built and delivered in a timely fashion and with a high level of furniture-grade qual- ity,” said Eric Livengood, vice president- sales and marketing. For more information from Ulrich Planfiling, go to www.ulrichplanfiling.com; for more information from MC Machinery Systems, go to www.mcmachinery.com, or phone 630-616-5920.


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Milling Cutters are Perfect Fit for the Job


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Liebherr Automation Systems Co. 1465 Woodland Drive Saline, Michigan 48176-1259 Phone.: +1 734 429 72 25 E-mail: info.lgt@liebherr.com www.liebherr.com


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n keeping with the outsourcing con- cept, Werkzeug & Maschinenbau Hei- delberg (WMH) likes to think of itself as a sturdy “extended workbench” that its customers can rely on. Its strengths lie in processing orders as quickly as pos- sible and ensuring on-time delivery and high quality. Universality and flexibility are major factors, which explains why the company is also geared towards universal machines and tools. In tool specialist Paul Horn GmbH (Tübingen, Germany; Franklin, TN), WMH has found a partner that provides its full range of milling tools. WMH in Wiesloch (Baden-Wuert- temberg, Germany) is still a relatively young company. Founded in 2009, it has two very experienced heads at the helm in Volker Maempel, managing director, and his son Ralph. WMH spe- cializes in milling all common materials in three or five axes up to a maximum cube size of 900 × 630 × 600 mm. The


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