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New Britain, CT — MicroCare has created a dedicated webpage to high- light its state-of-the-art critical cleaning lab services. As a part of the
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new update, the page showcases its service that analyzes specific critical cleaning applications for electronics, industrial parts and medical devices.
MicroCare invests in pioneering
research and development to provide customers with both off-the-shelf prod- ucts and customized cleaning fluids tailored to meet their specific needs. The company’s critical cleaning
lab provides services that help cus- tomers clean better, faster, more safe- ly, and more economically. MicroCare’s critical cleaning lab
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service helps customers to select the right cleaning fluid and process. First, a comprehensive audit is conducted of the current cleaning process. This is followed by an evaluation of applicable chemistries and procedures for the customer’s components. The company’s team of chem ists
and technical representatives then recommends the best cleaning fluid and process improvements to achieve the lowest cost per part cleaned. Be-
August, 2018 MicroCare Creates Dedicated Cleaning Lab Webpage
fore any changes are implemented, pilot tests may be run at the client’s facility using onsite solvents, equip- ment and staff.
Webpage for MicroCare’s
critical cleaning lab services. Contact: MicroCare Corp., 595
John Downy Drive, New Britain, CT 06051 % 860-827-0626 E-mail:
info@microcare.com Web:
www.microcare.com
Siemens Drives Machine Tool Builders Toward Digital Factory
Elk Grove Village, IL — Siemens In- dustry, Inc., is presenting its popular Sinumerik CNC hardware and soft- ware solutions, offering dual tracks for the machine tool builder and end- user attendees from job shops and production departments of all types, at IMTS 2018. Ad- vancements in machine tool au- tomation will be demonstrated for various CNC machines — from basic milling and turning applications to multi-axis ma- chining centers and the fully au- tomated, flexible workcells used throughout the manufacturing industry.
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Cincinnati Sub-Zero Cincinnati, OH
www.cszindustrial.com (p) 513-772-8810 Siemens will display its new
Mindsphere software as a service (SaaS), which enables machine tool users to gather, prioritize and access data in real time, using edge technology. Reflecting the company’s drive
Siemens offers a variety of digital services aimed at modernizing the machine tool industry.
to the digital factory, a virtual expe- rience for machine tool design and build functions will be presented to the OEMs, while users will experi- ence how the machines on their shop
Siemens, the full process chain from CAD and CAM to virtual simulation, production and performance assess- ment will be on display. Siemens offers the machine tool
builder an entire portfolio of CNCs, plus the integration of robotic ma- chining and solutions for additive manufacturing, in tandem with the advanced automation in today’s manufacturing environment. The company has taken a major
step forward on the road to digitali- zation with Mindsphere, which offers machine tool builders and end users a variety of customizable software and application options for the con- trol and maintenance of their opera- tions.
Mindsphere is an open Industri-
al Internet of Things (IIoT) operating system, allowing a customized plat- form for recording and analyzing large volumes of plant-wide produc- tion data. A customer can interact with Siemens to devise a variety of MindApps for machine tool predic- tive maintenance services, energy data management and even resource
optimization development. Contact: Siemens Industry, Inc.,
390 Kent Avenue, Elk Grove Vil- lage, IL 60007 % 847-640-1595 E-mail:
john.meyer@
siemens.com Web:
www.siemens.com
See at IMTS, Booths 134500, 134502 and 215004
floors will be operated, managed, programmed, and maintained in the future. In combination with the ad- vanced motion control technologies and PLM services offered by
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