Grinding
United Grinding Closing Virginia Facility, Consolidating in Ohio
The move is expected to increase efficiency and part turnaround time in North America.
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Glebar Redesigns Website
The grinding supplier’s website is now responsive, enabling easier access to content and resources.
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Flat Honing Advances with In-Process Measurement
Single-sided machining with a grinding wheel now offers a more productive alternative to single-sided lapping and polishing processes. The key is an in-process measurement system that enables a flat honing machine to adjust wheel pressure automatically for consistent results.
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ID, OD, Face, Taper, Radius, Contour Grinding in Single Chucking
Eastec 2017: Hardinge Grinding Group, a subsidiary of Hardinge Inc., will showcase its USACH 100‐T4 machine for ID/OD precision cylindrical grinding in a variety of industries.
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Form Grinder Achieves 1-Micron Stopping Accuracy
Eastec 2017: The UPZ-Li form grinder from Okamoto is designed for high-tolerance grinding of difficult materials in the electronics, form tool, fiber optics and other industries.
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Ergonomic, Small-Part Grinder Conserves Floorspace
Eastec 2017: Haas Schleifmaschinen, represented in the United States by Haas Multigrind, will present its compact all-rounder Multigrind CU.
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Wheel Truing, Dressing Machine’s Head Pivots Bidirectionally
Eastec 2017: Rush Machinery’s updated FC-350W wheel truing and dressing machine features RushVision 2.0 with expanded image support, user ID and password controls, improved ease-of-use features, and an expanded help menu.
Read MoreConference, Workshop to Spotlight New Honing Technologies
Gehring L.P. will host the event in Michigan May 10-11.
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United Grinding Appoints VP of Operations
Michael Gebhardt will spearhead the implementation of the company’s new quality standards and will steer the creation of its first smart factory.
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Vibratory Finishing System Handles Delicate Die Castings
Kovolis Hedvikov A.S. needed a flexible finishing process integrated into its existing production scheme. Rosler's continuous-feed vibratory system provided efficient finishing of large, delicate die castings.
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