housings, fl uid routing parts, intakes and exhausts, among others. The C-axis head provides ±45° rotation. The continu- ous power 22-kW attachment has a maximum spindle speed of 2200 rpm, and continuous torque of 875 N•m. Fives Web site:
www.fi vesgroup.com
Sequence Chuck SMW Autoblok will show its second-generation front-end pneu- matic six-jaw sequence chuck, the Big Bore BB-FZA2G, at Houstex 2015. The machine has a 1.5" (38.1-mm) extended choke and can machine an extra-long through hole up
to 390 mm. It has three integrated centering jaws and three compensating jaws. SMW Autoblok Ph: 847-215-0591 Web site:
www.smwautoblok.com
Facing Center SNK America will show the new HN100D-II- FC facing center from Niigata. The machine can handle parts as large as 90.6" (2301- mm) diameter and 72.8" (1849-mm) tall. The machine’s spindle head features milling, boring and facing capabilities. SNK America Inc. Ph: 847-364-0801 Web site:
www.snkamerica.com
Automatic Lathe Star CNC Machine Tools Corp. will show its Star ST-20 Swiss- type automatic lathe. The machine is the latest model in the ST series and has
three turrets which allow high speed and fl exible machining of components. CNC Machine Tools Corp. Ph: 847-437-8300 Web site:
www.starcnc.com
Dual-Contact Toolholding The dual-plane concept creates a qualifi ed surface on the tool- holder fl ange as well as a mating surface on the spindle itself. This is turn creates an engagement plane that engages at the same time as the taper does, allowing for greater side loads during a
cut. This has been proven to have benefi cial effects on many machining applications. Briney Tooling Systems Ph: 800-752-8035 E-mail:
briney@geminigroup.net Web site:
brineytooling.com
Quick Fixturing Change System New system of tool- ing blocks and fi xture plates for quick fi xturing change on horizontal machining centers is based on creating fi xturing on inexpensive fi xture plates rather than dedicating a complete new tombstone to each new job. Changeover is in seconds with repeatability of 0.0004" (0.01 mm). Carr Lock components can be ordered alone or in complete kits. Carr Lane Mfg. Co. Ph: 314-647-6200 E-mail:
cs@carrlane.com Web site:
carrlane.com
Rotary Surface Grinders The IG_SD line of rotary surface ginders has a program- mable closed-loop servodriven Z-axis auto-feed control to help assure precision fl at grinding of any material, including glass, ceramic, and carbide, ferrous and nonferrous metals. Fully enclosed grinding envelope, integral mist collection and coolant fi ltration are all standard features that provide clean consistent grinding operations. Rotary table sizes range from 12 to 36" (305–914 mm) in diameter and variable speed grinding motors ranging from 5 to 30 hp (3.7–22.4 kW). DCM Tech Inc. Ph: 800-533-5339
E-mail:
kevinboland@dcm-tech.com Web site:
dcm-tech.com
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