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maximum speed while maintain- ing an exceptional surface fi nish with maximum accuracy. The 8065 has the capability of up to 28 axes + four separate spin- dles with four different execution channels and includes Auto- Tuning system setup capability. Fagor Adaptive Real-time Feed
& Speed Control (ARFS) analyzes the machining conditions such as spindle load, servo power, tool tip temperature and adapts both the axis feed rate and the spindle speed for maximum machining productivity. Fagor Automation Corp. Ph: 847-981-1500 Web site:
www.fagorautomation.com
Tooling, Workholding Carr Lane will introduce new products extending its strongest product lines, including its large selection of tooling compo- nents, clamps, fi xtures, and related workholding products for all areas of manufacturing. Anticipating a strong reception for its product offering, Carr Lane will introduce its new 2016 Carr Lane Manufacturing Product Catalog. Carr Lane is ISO 9001 certifi ed ensuring that it ships high quality products to virtually every industry around the globe through its vast distributor network. The company provides the very best in personalized service, product expertise, and support, as well as localized problem-solving and product education. Carr Lane Manufacturing Co. Ph: 314-647-6200 Web site:
www.carrlane.com
Cutting Machines Chevalier’s lineup of six machines will demonstrate enhanced cutting performance. The new EM Series high-speed VMCs feature three models with 20-hp (15-kW), 10,000-rpm spindles, and Fanuc 0iMD control for
contouring, linear-circular-helical interpolation and canned cycles for drilling, tapping, and profi ling. The FBL-200 slant bed lathe features an 8" (203-mm) chuck, 18.5" (470-mm) maximum swing diameter with 10.2" (259-mm) maximum turning diameter and a maximum turning length up to 16"
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(406 mm) with up to 20-hp (15-kW) AC digital spindle motor. The OP2443 heavy-duty boxway VMC is a 50 taper, 30-hp (22-kW) machine with a table load of 2640 lb (1197 kg). The FBL-300 MC slant-bed lathe with rigid boxways and live tooling features a 25-hp (18.6-kW), AC digital spindle motor with a speed of 2500 rpm. The Smart-B818III profi le grinder and the FSG-1224ADIII fully automatic grinder will be running cycles cutting air. Chevalier Machinery Inc. Ph: 562-903-1929 Web site:
www.chevalierusa.com
Precision Collets, Guide Bushings Schlenker fully sealed collets and guide bushings are made from steel specifi cally made for long extended and uninter- rupted use. Collets accept polyurethane inserts that grip round, square, hex, and profi led materials so that softer materials such as aluminum, brass, and synthetics can be clamped without any marks on the outside di-
mension. Collets and bushings for Swiss sliding-headstock- type lathes have consistent clamping pressures that handle bar inaccuracies and fl uctuations. Edge Technologies Ph: 314-692-8388 Web site:
www.edgetechnologies.com
Versatile, Modular Hand Grinders EVOlution series of hand grinders is capable of one- touch control with speeds up to 40,000 rpm. It can utilize two hand motors, comes with a standard load meter, and can be operated with an optional foot pedal. More
than 15 attachments can be added to the hand motors, making this truly a modular hand grinder unit. These attach- ments allow the hand unit to be used in a variety of applica- tions, allowing a forward or reverse rotary burr application in either a straight application a 45° application or a variety of 90° applications. The hand motor can also be equipped for a reciprocating polishing or grinding application or an oscillat- ing polishing or grinding application. The Luster hand piece
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