Schütte Corporation
4055 Morrill Rd.
Jackson,
MI
49201-7013
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Precision, High-Speed, Multi-Spindle, Automatic Turning Centers
Six- and eight-spindle bar automatics are Schütte specialties, with bar machines ranging from 4-100mm and chuckers up to 200mm in capacity.As Seen In Modern Machine Shop
Five-Axis Grinder Features Extended Axis Movement
IMTS 2018: Schütte’s 325linear five-axis CNC grinder features extended X- and Y-axis movement and two auxiliary slides for workpiece clamping.
Schütte Appoints CEO for North America
Jeffrey Reinert was previously Index’s North American President and CEO for nine years.
Multi-Spindle Automatics with Bar Capacity to 20 mm
PMTS 2017: The G Series cam machines from Schütte, the company’s smallest multi-spindle automatics, are designed for high efficiency and speed and feature a bar capacity of 20 mm.
Schütte Demonstrates Medical Applications at Open House
The company demonstrated its new 325linear CNC grinder.
Gosiger Partners with Schütte to Sell Multi-Spindle Machines
The latter’s multi-spindle machines include 6- and 8-spindle models.
CNC Grinder Expands Automation Features
The 325 linear five-axis CNC grinder from Schütte offers extended X- and Y-axis movement plus two auxiliary slides for workpiece clamping and improved grinding wheel guidance.
CNC Grinder Features Extended X-, Y-Axis Paths
Schütte’s 325 linear five-axis CNC grinder features extended X- and Y-axis movement, plus two auxiliary slides for workpiece clamping and improved grinding-wheel guidance over the entire machining envelope.
Five-Axis CNC Grinder Extends X-, Y-Axis Movement
Schütte’s 325linear five-axis CNC grinder offers extended X- and Y-axis movement plus two auxiliary slides for improved grinding wheel guidance over the entire machining envelope.
Applying Magnetism To Smooth Cutting Tools On A Grinding Machine
An alternate surface finishing device available on a tool grinding machine uses magnetism to swirl abrasive powder across the surface of a cutting tool. This creates a smooth surface finish and precisely rounded cutting edges.