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force, and we look forward to taking advantage of the unique global perspective and industry insight that the Permira funds will bring. We are pleased that they recognize our abil- ity and commitment to providing mission-critical, high-speed automated material handling systems, software and service.”


Correction


The Web address for Willington Nameplate Inc. was incorrectly given in some versions of the May 2012 issue of Manufacturing Engineering. The correct address is www.wnpinc.com.


Moves


Thermadyne Holdings Corp. (St. Louis) announced that it has changed its name to Victor Technologies Group Inc. and the name of its wholly owned subsidiary Thermadyne Industries Inc. to Victor Technologies International Inc. Victor is the company’s strongest and most established brand, celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2013. Victor Technologies provides solu- tions for cutting, welding and gas con- trol equipment under brand names that include Victor, Tweco, Arcair, Thermal Dynamics, Thermal Arc, Stoody, Turbo- Torch, Firepower and Cigweld.


Web Updates Waterjet machine builder Omax Corp.


(Kent, WA) has launched its Omax and Maxiem Mobile Web sites for its OMAX and MAXIEM product lines. These content-rich sites provide on-the-go customers with enhanced, quick access to important waterjet-related informa- tion including new product details and event announcements, available from the convenience of mobile devices.


CNC Precision Multi-Spindle www.bigkaiser.com Boring Tools · Tool Hold


I HAVE PROBES ON MY MACHINE; I DON’T NEED A PRESETTER


Misconception #8


• Swiss Style Machining on a multi-spindle platform • Low to high volume production applications • Keep multiple setups on the machine for fast changeover


Let us develop solutions for your production needs.


Booth #S-8786


The Truth Is: A probe may be an effective way to verify tool lengths be but it is not the most efficient way to set your tools. A “guess-and-check” making adjustments wastes valuable cutting time. A Speroni MAGIS To can verify runout, measure length, diameter, radius, and other geome measuring icons, and it can also inspect tools for wear. Spend less tim and more time cutting.


The notch-free nut design of our Mega Micro Chuck prevents vibrati for superior balance and concentricity. It not only eliminates whistling splattering, but also assures increased strength of the nut itself. The design of the body offers added strength for micro end milling, and red in long reach applications.


Learn about more common misconceptions a Truth solutions at www.bigkaiser.com/truth or call


517.782.3600 | www.schutteusa.com See us at


We’ll improve your most demanding applications or we’ll take back our product Visit us at booth #W-1600


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Compatible with a variety of mobile devices, the Web sites are simple to navigate and easy to read, prioritizing key content via advanced mapping features. For more information, see www.omax.com and www.maxiemwaterjets.com.


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