New HGG RPC 1200 Mk3 First Beam Coping Machine That Also Profiles Pipes
The new RPC 1200 Mk3 is the first beam coping machine with the capability to profile structural beams, angle bars, channels, square tubes, plates, T-bars, and bulbs and the versatile new capability to cut and profile pipes. too.
August 2021 Issue
BACK IN ACTION: FABTECH 2021. FABTECH welcomes You back to Chicago for live product demonstrations, educational sessions, inspiring speakers and keynote addresses, and most importantly, the ability to connect in-person with exhibitors and industry leaders. With the manufacturing industry expected to continue its growth trajectory, there is no better time to learn the latest and position your Company for the future.
Vention Inc. (Montreal, Canada) has announced a partnership with OnRobot A/S (Odense, Denmark). Vention offers a manufacturing automation platform (MAP), OnRobot makes tools for collaborative applications.
Absolute Machine Tools Inc. (Lorain, OH) has earned the title of Diamond Partner Systems Integrator from Mitsubishi Electric Automation Inc. (Vernon Hills, IL). The partnership is expected to expand opportunities for and bring value to both companies.
Bluco Corp. (Naperville, IL) helps manufacturers by designing custom modular fixturing solutions that do more than hold work for welding, inspection, or assembly.
After almost two years, Fabtech 2021 convenes in Chicago, IL, on September 13-16, and the American Welding Society (Miami, FL) has announced its plans for the four-day event.
The punch as a metal working tool offers overlooked advantages, including supporting and enhancing traceability in a sheet metal product.
Fabtech 2021 offers 100-plus sessions across 14 technology tracks with its lowest rates yet.
Gema USA Inc. (Indianapolis, IN) recently announced the promotion of two employees, Jamie Argyelan and Carlos Alberto Montero Luna.
Looking to replace an old furnace, Kentucky Machine & Engineering chose a Lucifer Furnaces Red Devil dual chamber furnace-over-oven to meet their needs.
