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Numerous advanced machining technologies are being leveraged to enable automotive parts to be manufactured more effectively, be they by high-production OEMs and Tier-One suppliers, aftermarket product companies, race team and engine builders, and so on. Examples include honing, grinding, gear manufacturing, five-axis machining, robotic and transfer line automation, reverse engineering, and prototyping (which might involve traditional subtractive machining or additive manufacturing/3D printing). Data-driven manufacturing strategies are also increasingly being adopted as shops look to establish more effective measures for tight process control and high quality.
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VIEW ALLMazak Open House Event Highlights Motorsports Part Production
Mazak Corp. hosts the Discover More with Mazak open house at its Dallas Technical Center on March 11-12 in Dallas, Texas. The event will feature the company’s Variaxis i-700T five-axis machining center, QT-Ez 12MY horizontal turning center, Integrex j-200S Neo multitasking machine and Syncrex 38/9 Swiss-type turning machine.
Read MoreSW Twin-Spindle Machining Center Boosts Production of Large-Scale Components
SW North America’s BF 12-21D machining center is optimized for large-scale automotive structural component manufacturing.
Read MoreLK Metrology Blue Laser Scanner Enhances Inspection Accuracy
LK Metrology’s L100NX scanner with advanced blue laser technology offers precision and efficiency for aerospace and automotive applications.
Read MoreKennametal Solid Carbide End Mills Enhance Versatility, Cost Efficiency
Kennametal Inc. introduces the GoMill Pro solid carbide end mill lineup, designed for general engineering, transportation, energy and medical shops cutting steels, stainless steels and cast iron.
Read MoreSW North America Multispindle Machining Centers Boost Efficiency
SW North America’s BA W06-22 and BA 322i multispindle machining centers are well suited for diverse industries, including automotive, e-mobility, medical devices, aerospace, agriculture and construction equipment.
Read MoreUnited Grinding Partners With MDI Machine Tools to Expand Texas Distribution
United Grinding North America collaborates with MDI Machine Tools to bring advanced grinding and machining solutions to key Texas industries like aerospace and automotive.
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LK Metrology Surface Roughness Probe Enhances Component Inspection
LK Metrology’s Surfacers SRP high-resolution probe is designed for seamless surface analysis within CNC measuring cycles on CMMs.
Read MoreTaiwan Machine Tool Industry Showcases AI Innovations at EMO 2025
The Taiwan External Trade Development Council highlighted AI-powered solutions for precision and sustainability in manufacturing.
Read MoreYCM Alliance Five-Axis VMC Enhances Machining Performance
YCM’s RX65+ VMC is engineered for speed, rigidity and accuracy in demanding applications.
Read MoreBig Daishowa Angle Head Enhances Productivity, Chip Removal
Big Daishowa Inc. introduces the TAG90 center-through-coolant angle head, designed for improved cooling efficiency and accuracy in complex machining applications.
Read MoreDN Solutions Acquires Heller to Boost Global Machine Tool Market Presence
DN Solutions integrates Heller Group, leveraging a 130-year legacy to enhance machining center technology and expand customer reach.
Read MoreKennametal Tooling System Provides Effective Machining at High Speeds
BTKV30 is a tooling system designed specifically for small-parts machining in industries such as aerospace, medical, oil and gas, transportation and general engineering.
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Resolving Four Unexpected Challenges of Mobile Robots
An automated guided vehicle (AGV) with a robotic arm on top enables medical manufacturer RMS to tend as many as eight machine tools at once. But the shop first had to deal with a few unforeseen snags in its implementation.
WatchJIMTOF 2024 Report: EVs, AI and Autonomous Robots Abound
The 2024 Japan International Machine Tool Fair (JIMTOF) showed how the manufacturing industry is adapting to the needs of electric vehicle manufacturing and adopting new technology including AI and autonomous robots.
Read MoreFaster Programming and Training Helps Automotive Shop Thrive
Features that save on training, programming and cycle times have enabled Speedway Motors to rapidly grow and mature its manufacturing arm.
Read MoreThe Best of IMTS24 In Photos (We Saved the Best One for Last!)
From quadruped robot dogs, to an in-booth putting green where you can test out a new golf putter, to a 3D-printed car and more, attendees enjoyed cutting-edge technology and innovations all week long. Take a look to see what (or who!) you might have missed this week!
Read MoreThe Role of Surface Finishing in Modern Manufacturing: Trends and Best Practices
You’re attending IMTS to advance your business. Regardless of your role in the manufacturing process, considering how your parts will be finished is crucial. This article can help you understand trends in surface finishing and better communicate with your finishing partners.
Read More6 Ways Electrification is Shifting Automotive Manufacturing
Trends to watch at IMTS: A Tier One transmission supplier weighs in on how hybrid and electric vehicles are changing the requirements for automotive component producers.
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