Hennig, Inc.
9900 N Alpine Road
Machesney Park,
IL
61115
US
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As Seen In Modern Machine Shop
Hennig's RoofProtect Includes Motorized Version for Opening and Closing
EMO 2019: Hennig’s RoofProtect is a lightweight, movable machine roof cover that can be custom designed to any size and most machine systems.
The Unattended Effects of CNC Machine Shop Automation
Automated machining and data collection have helped Custom Tool to not only grow its business through more lights-out production, but also to establish a continuous-improvement mindset that has enabled it to become more efficient in numerous areas.
Roof Bellow Features Double Fold, Clear Fold Material
IMTS 2018: Hennig’s Roof Protect machine roof bellow protects against dust, particles and other debris escaping or entering the machine.
Hennig, AME Expanding Multiple Illinois Facilities
The expansions of these sister companies will add some 100 jobs to the area and accommodate increased customer demand for the company’s machine tool protection and components products.
Case Study: Chip Conveyor System Saves Floor Space
Hennig explains how its CDF system is used to remove a variety of chips and save space for Advanced Machine and Engineering in this short video case study.
Case Study: Chip Conveyors Run Production Efficiently
Hennig chip conveyors on Niigata machining centers maintain efficiencies and production on ductile iron castings used in heavy truck and military drive train projects at this Michigan shop.
Mobile Chip Conveyor For Auger Chip Processing
The company’s mobile chip conveyor allows shops with auger chip processing machine tools to use large chip bins or 55-gallon drums instead of small chip cans. This unit can be rolled around the shop to assist with higher-production auger fed chip loads. It uses standard 110-volt power and has an efficient variable-speed drive.
Effective Filtration Adds Machining Hours
Sussek Machine says its expertise extends beyond what one might expect of a traditional job shop. Off-highway equipment OEMs comprise a large portion of the shop’s clientele, as the company machines steering arms, knuckles, shifter forks and other cast iron components.