Technology Tuesday: The Latest Products
Cruise through this week’s Technology Tuesday slideshow to see some of the latest products.
Meusburger expands its range of gas springs to include the E 6350, which has a compact design. Image courtesy of Meusburger.
Plustech, Inc., the North American Branch of Sodick, Inc.’s IMM Division, now offers a line of two-shot machines that are additions to the already existing GL Series, horizontal injection molding machine line. Image courtesy of Sodick Inc.
The LXE300 from Smart Vision Lights is the company’s brightest linear LED light. Image courtesy of Smart Vision Lights.
According to Seco, the re-engineered Perfomax indexable insert drill has new hardened flute fronts, chip control, quick evacuation and a longer tool life. Image courtesy of Seco.
The Matrix 9000 Mark II from Omegasonics runs at a cooler temperature. Image courtesy of Omegasonics.
Kitamura’s Mytrunnion-4G and Mycenter-3XT 4+1 are both trunnion-style five-axis machining centers designed for high-precision machining. Image courtesy of Kitamura.
Exsys Tool Inc. says that its five-axis rotary table tap enables users to upgrade vertical machining centers without incurring the expense of a new machine. Image courtesy of Exsys Tool Inc.
Doosan says that its DMP 500/2SP effectively doubles productivity by machining two parts simultaneously and by reducing work loading, unloading and idle times. Image courtesy of Doosan.
If you haven’t seen them in the Products Section or under Products on the home page, check out some of the latest products, from mold materials to auxiliary equipment to machining centers, in today’s Technology Tuesday slideshow. Links to the related product pages are located in the captions.
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- highlights a new product or that highlights a new feature or improvement on an existing product.
- highlights a specific moldmaking application within a product.
- is rich in other details about the product.
- is 200-500 words in length and
- includes a high-resolution photo of the product or a screenshot of the software (if that is applicable).
These guidelines are designed to ensure that a product demonstrates maximum appeal specifically to a moldmaking audience. The guidelines also ensure that a product is usable in both our print and digital platforms.
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