MILLING & TURNING


And it also applies to the multitude of 3D control options including access to the exclusive DMG Mori technology cycles as well as other innovative software options. DMG Mori will equip its machines with the leading 3D control systems from Siemens, Heidenhain, FANUC, and Mitsubishi. This is a par- ticular benefi t for the CMX V series, which can, as of now, also be equipped with a Heidenhain control, in addition to access to advanced automation.


CNC Controls for Turning and Milling Machines At Mazak Corp. (Florence, KY), the three new versions of its innovative Smooth CNC control (i.e. X, G, and C versions) lie at the heart of the value and performance of its milling and turning machines in job shop applications, according to Rick Bramstedt, product manager for small lathes and verticals. Mazak’s SmoothX CNC is designed for those machines with fi ve or more axes; the


Toyoda’s new GS300H5 gear skiving center with a skiving function for mass production of gear parts can act as a lathe, horizontal machining center, and can replace hobs or shapers.


Cleaners for Every Sump!


Eriez offers everything from drum top vacuums to 1,000 gallon dual tank sump cleaners to remove coolant, sludge and chips from your sump, then:


• Filter the sludge and chips from the coolant


• Return the filtered coolant to the sump, or transports it for recycling or disposal


Fluid Recycling Selection Guide


See the whole line-up! visit Hydroflow.Eriez.com


Sump Cleaners • Tramp Oil Removal • Coolant Recycling Systems 76 AdvancedManufacturing.org | January 2017


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