2020 Sourcing & Technology Guide: Machining
MoldMaking Technology’s annual Technology Review and Sourcing Guide is a comprehensive guide for researching today’s technology, equipment, products and services with 11 sections, including Machining.
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MoldMaking Technology’s online database offers more than 1,000 manufacturers, distributors and suppliers for more than 200 product and service categories that you employ daily. To keep this information current, MMT surveys and updates its supplier database every spring with the latest company contact information and product/service offerings, including Machining.
This month’s Technology Review and Sourcing Guide includes a portion of that database listed in sourcing grids tailored to match suppliers with their respective product/service offerings along with a sample of product releases that the magazine featured throughout the year. These are the companies from the Machining section:
Absolute Machine Tools Inc. — Lorain, OH, 440-960-6911
Agathon Machine Tools Inc. — Bethel, CT, 203-730-8741
Cheto Corp. — Oliveira de Azeméis, Portugal, +351 256 820 384
Chevalier Machinery — Sante Fe Springs, CA, 562-903-1929
DMG MORI — Hoffman Estates, IL, 847-593-5400
Doosan Machine Tools America — Pine Brook, NJ, 973-618-2500
EDM Network Inc. — Sugar Grove, IL, 630-466-5588
Erowa Technology Inc. — Arlington Heights, IL, 847-290-0295
FANUC America — Rochester Hills, MI, 248-377-7000
FCS North America — Windsor, ON, Canada, 519-737-0372
Fives Machining Systems — Hebron, KY, 859-534-4924
GF Machining Solutions — Lincolnshire, IL, 847-913-5300
Grob Systems Inc. — Bluffton, OH, 419-358-9015
Haas Automation Inc. — Oxnard, CA, 805-278-1800
Hardinge Inc. — Elmira, NY, 607-734-2281
Hurco Companies Inc. — Indianapolis, IN, 317-293-5309
Hwacheon Machinery America — Lincolnshire, IL, 847-573-0100
Hyundai WIA Machine America Corp. — Itasca, IL, 630-625-5600
Jingdiao North America — Mt. Prospect, IL, 847-906-8888
Kitagawa NorthTech Inc. — Schaumburg, IL,
Kitamura Machinery Of USA Inc. — Wheeling, IL, 847-520-7755
Makino — Auburn Hills, MI, 248-232-6200
Matsuura Machinery USA Inc. — St. Paul, MN, 651-289-9700
Mazak Corp. — Florence, KY, 859-342-1700
MC Machinery Systems Inc. — Elk Grove, IL, 630-616-5920
Methods Machine Tools Inc. — Sudbury, MA, 978-443-5388
Milltronics USA Inc. — Waconia, MN, 952-442-1410
Mitsui Seiki (USA) Inc. — Franklin Lakes, NJ, 201-337-1300
Okamoto Corp. — Vernon Hills, IL, 847-235-3500
Okuma America Corp. — Charlotte, NC, 704-588-7000
Single Source Technologies — Auburn Hills, MI, 248-232-6232
Sodick Inc. — Schaumburg, IL, 847-310-9000
Takumi USA — Indianapolis, IN, 317-614-1515
Tarus Products Inc. — Sterling Heights, MI, 586-977-1400
Toyoda Americas Corp. — Arlington Heights, IL, 847-253-0340
TRAK Machine Tools — Rancho Dominguez, CA, 310-608-4422
Unisig — Menomonee Falls, WI, 414-252-3802
United Grinding — Miamisburg, OH, 937-859-1975
Yama Seiki USA Inc. — Chino, CA, 909-628-5568
YCM Technology (USA) — Carson, CA, 310-735-8610
MACHINING PRODUCTS
Cheto Corporation announces an automatic tool changer that enables automatic switching between drilling and milling for the company’s machines.
UNISIG’s next generation of UNE series gundrilling machines deliver operational flexibility, improved performance and effortless operation.
The Linmax B-3040 linear five-axis machining center sold by Dynamic International offers a box in box, symmetrical design to drive at the center of gravity, minimizing crossbeam deformation after long periods of usage.
Hurco launches the latest iteration of the VMXDi series, which features a direct drive spindle.
Takumi USA introduces the U800 to its five-axis product line-up. The U series was developed to achieve world-class performance for the die and mold, aerospace and other high speed applications that require tighter tolerances.
United Grinding offers a full 360-degree range of Studer internal cylindrical grinding machines.
Maximum Mold Group displays the benefits to having a large capacity five-axis CNC.
For More Information on Machining
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Browse our entire database of moldmaking suppliers in the supplier section. You can search by company name or by product category name, including automation, CAD/CAM, cutting tools and toolholders, EDM, hot runner systems, inspection/measurement, machining centers, mold components, mold maintenance, repair and surface treatment, mold materials, molds/tools/dies and additive manufacturing.
Interested in more of the latest content on Machining from MoldMaking Technology? Be sure to check out the Machining Zone for the latest articles, blogs, products, news and videos.
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