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Products from the cover of May 2009 <i>TMD</i>.

Already available for users of Citizen and Star automatic sliding head lathes, Sandvik Coromant’s QS holding system is now being introduced for machine shops with Tornos, Tsugami, and Nexturn sliding head models. Released as part of Sandvik Coromant’s CoroPak 10.1 phase of product introductions, the QS (Quick Start) system is a productive alternative to conventional toolholders. With the QS system, tools can be slid in and out quickly, automatically locking into place on centerline, in turn improving repeatability and accuracy because of the highly secure positioning in the tool post. The QS consists of a system of stops, wedges, and short toolholders that replace conventional tool post hardware. The result is reduced downtime through faster tool changes.

Sandvik Coromant
Fair Lawn, NJ

sandvik.coromant.com/us

Vericut software enables users to eliminate the process of manually proving-out NC programs, helping reduce scrap loss and rework. Vericut simulates all types of CNC machine tools and runs as a standalone, but can also be integrated with leading CAM systems. Vericut 7.0 features significant performance-improving enhancements that reduce the time required for manufacturing engineers to develop, analyze, inspect, and document the CNC programming and machining processes.
 
EASTEC BOOTH #5340
CGTech
Irvine, CA

cgtech.com  


L20E Type IX is a sliding headstock Swiss-type lathe that boasts greater feature/cost benefits together with greater tooling flexibility. An enlarged width of the slide cover opening enables easy access to inside the cutting area. The part chute is set in such a position so the operator can collect machining products immediately after completion of back machining. The L20E offers a wide variety of redesigned L20 tooling, as well as an array of NC functions. Citizen’s control system enables smooth motion at high speeds and increased rapid feedrates.

EASTEC BOOTH #1525
Marubeni Citizen-Cincom
Allendale, NJ

marucit.com

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