June/July 2022 Issue
Smart Connections = Smarter Shops. Today's machine shops and fabricators can take their first steps on the path to digitalization, enabling their factories to be more productive and profitable. Siemens' writes the path to digitalization is accomplished by using the available technologies of smart products, software and communications devices to create a more efficient workflow, from concept through all phases of manufacturing.
The name change more accurately reflects the company’s evolution to a multi-technology provider of industrial cutting solutions.
By investing and bringing this capability to the United States, INDEX expects to cut lead times for rebuilds by 50-to-70 percent.
The National Institute of Metalworking Skills will present new OJT training solutions in the Smartforce Student Summit in booth 215618.
PMA’s course additions bring the online offerings to more than 700, reinforcing its commitment to training a high-caliber workforce.
O’Neal Manufacturing Services has opened a 130,000-square-foot custom steel fab center and plans to invest $4 million and create 80 new jobs.
The developer of 7-axis cobots expands its reach by partnering with the Nashville-based industrial automation solutions provider.
Via Open X’s online platform, courses will focus on CMM programming, measurement, inspection, quality reporting, and reverse engineering.
The financing supports the securitization of CCG’s customer equipment finance originations in manufacturing and other industries.