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| November 10, 2010 - Volume:00 Issue:00 |
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Want to Make Your Shop More Profitable? Join us at Okuma for this year's Winter Showcase at our headquarters in Charlotte, NC, on Nov. 28-29 from 9 am to 4 pm each day. You'll learn how automation, connectivity, and the power of integrated machining solutions can increase your shop's profitability.
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So What Happened to the Ohio Brake Manufacturer Who Decided to Go Lean? Some people believe that lean manufacturing is incompatible with computerized systems, but that's not true. Lean is incompatible with complicated computerized processes that add non-value-added steps to production. But a well-thought-out solution, like MES, can provide easy, simple and efficient solutions to some common manufacturing problems. That's the case at Carlisle Brake and Friction. Full Article
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How Often Should You Replace Your Machine Tool Windows? If you search the Operation and Maintenance manual for your machine tool, you will find the recommendation is every two years, or sooner if chips or cracks appear. "Why every two years?" you might ask. Full Article
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Manufacturers are Moving to the Cloud -- Find Out Why If you're a manufacturer and have questions about deploying your enterprise resource planning (ERP) system in the cloud, here's your answer -- it's time to move. Discover the top 10 reasons why Epicor customers are choosing to deploy their ERP in the cloud.
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THK Invests Half-Billion Dollars to Meet High Demand for Linear Motion Guides Full News Item
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| Watch Collaborative Robot Ring the NYSE Closing Bell Full News Item
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ERP Software Now Includes Network Portal for Manufacturers Who Sell Through Dealers Full News Item
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| Drier is Better -- Avoid the "Silent Killer" of Spindles Full News Item
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The World's First -- and Best -- Linear Motion Guides THK's original technology is behind the smooth and silent movement of the "Linear Motion System." The LM Guide is our major product that put the rolling of the linear motion part into practical use for the first time in the world. This improves the accuracy, rigidity, energy saving, velocity, productivity, and service life of the machine. THK offers a full support system from the beginning design phase throughout the maintenance, and follow-up service.
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New Ionizing Bar Eliminates Static, Reduces Hazardous Shocks from Metal Coatings View This Product
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| New X-Flo Dust Collector Provides Safe Environment for Welding, Plasma/Laser Cutting and Abrasive Blasting View This Product
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Universal Machines Grind 4 Sides in 1 Clamping Operation View This Product
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| Easy to Install Incremental Encoder Speeds Up Mass Production for OEM's View This Product
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Chamfer Machine Converts Carbide Rods into Tool Blanks View This Product
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| Flexible Mill-Turn Center Offers 6-Sided Machining in Volumes from 1 to 100,00 View This Product
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Rotary Indexer Offers High Precision, Torque and Acceleration View This Product
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| New 150-Ton Hybrid Press Brake Runs Quieter and Uses Less Energy View This Product
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Liquid Atomizing Spray Nozzles EXAIR's stainless steel atomizing spray nozzles combine liquid and compressed air to create a mist of atomized liquid that can be easily adjusted to meet the needs of your application. Internal Mix, External Mix and Siphon Fed Atomizing Nozzles are good for washing, rinsing, coating, wetting and dust control.
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