Turret Presses
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Bull Moose Tube Selects an Ascent Press from Beckwood Press Co.
The new 100-ton press features a 4-point gib guidance system to maintain parallelism throughout the stroke as well as an 18” x 24” working area.
Flexible Solutions Meet Your Forming and Fabricating Needs
Advances and customization of press brakes and stamping presses meet your shop’s high-precision requirements, allowing you to better serve your customers.
With Skelton Crew, Teleservice, Parts Maker Not Quitting on Customers
LVD Strippit has kept its New York plant and all four of its North American support facilities open during the pandemic to continue supplying parts and aftermarket service to essential manufacturing businesses. And when remote service isn’t enough, their techs hit the road to keep customers’ equipment running smoothly.
40-Ton Electric Press Brake
LVD Strippit expands its Dyna-Press Series with the 40/15 Pro. The 40-ton press brake can be combined with an industrial robot to create an automatic Dyna-Cell bending cell.
Robotic Bending Cell Available with In-Process Adaptive System
LVD Strippit’s Dyna-Cell with Easy-Form Laser in-process adaptive bending system and programming wizard ensure the desired angle from the first bending operation. Together, the features facilitate automated bending at speeds up to 1 inch (25 mm) per second.
Montage Partners Acquires METALfx
The existing management team of METALfx remains and also owns a meaningful equity stake in the business.
Multi-Tasking with a Low Cost of Entry
Fabricators can easily switch from strictly 2D laser cutting to punch-laser processing with the economical, compact and automation-friendly TruMatic 1000 fiber combination punch-laser machine from TRUMPF.
Punch and Form with High Energy Efficiency, Exceptional Repeatable Accuracy
The 47-station Strippit E-1225 servo-electric turret punch press from LVD Strippit quietly delivers 20 metric tons of punching capacity and can form higher lances, louvers, embossments or card guides on worksheets up to 49.2 in x 98.4 in.
A Look Ahead
As the metal fabrication business remains strong, watch for more shops to adopt digitization, the principles of Industry 4.0 and integrated process flow as they move toward smaller batch sizes, shorter lead times, high-mix parts to compete – and to address the lack of skilled labor.
Choosing the Right Shear for Your Application
Five different types of shear grinds for punch press tooling can reduce the amount of punching force required, increase tool life when side loading is not a concern, and minimize the amount of wear on the machine. Here are some tips on how to choose the correct option for a specific application.
TRUMPF Strengthens West Coast Presence
They plan to open a new technology center in Costa Mesa, CA, in early 2019.
Sheet Metal Marking Review
Demands are growing for sheet metal fabricators to mark their parts during production for product traceability in the field and better efficiencies in the shop, but many part identification systems can add an unnecessary secondary process. Whenever possible, consider finding ways to incorporate part marking into a manufacturing step that is already required. Here are some ways to use the equipment that you already have.
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