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As Seen In MMS Coverage of Hurco Companies, Inc.
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Feb 05 |
Turning Ideas Into Parts (source: MMS)
Abstract: To get maximum leverage from its manufacturing know-how, Krieger Machine, a CNC shop in Stuart, Florida, draws on all of its software resources - CAD, CAM and shopfloor programming. The shop relies on KeyCreator from Kubotek as its main CAD resource. Mastercam from CNC Software is its main CAM resource. On the shop floor, conversational programming on the Hurco vertical machining centers proves to be another vital resource. All three systems help the shop succeed as a reliable producer of precision parts for a variety of industries.
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Apr 99 |
Slashing Part-To-Part Programming Time On The Shop Floor (source: MMS)
Abstract: In a fraction of the time it takes to generate G-code and do trigonometric calculations, a DXF file translator, available on Hurco's Ultimax CNC, enables much of the program optimizing traditionally done off-line to be efficiently performed at the machine.
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May 98 |
Linking CNC Machine Tools To The Internet (source: MMS)
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Dec 03 |
Five Sides And One Zero: Shopfloor Programming For Five-Side Parts (source: MMS)
Abstract: A five-side machining program can be thought of as five different three-axis programs stitched together. Does that mean the task of programming a five-side job has to be five times as difficult, or five times as time-consuming?
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May 98 |
Flexibility And Responsiveness Pay Off For Connecticut Job Shop (source: MMS)
Abstract: This New England job shop's key to flexible responsiveness is allowing its machinists to have total control on the shop floor. Find out how they can produce 250 to 300 orders per month--with 30% of them being new parts.
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