Eurotech Newsletter, March, 2013
Posted: March 18, 2013 in Newsletters
Posted: March 18, 2013 in Newsletters
THE TURNING REVOLUTION Newsletter (03/13 Edition)
Eurotech is the Leader in Multi-Axis CNC Machining
Happy Saint Patrick's Day!
-Note from Owners: Outstanding USA Trade Report
-What To Expect at Eastec & PMTS Shows
-Customer Shaves Cost Thru Quality & Lean Manufacturing
-The Long Barrel Machine used by Remington, Bennelli, and more
-The Eurotech College and Product Support
Helping our customers Win with Technology!
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The Story of Jade Products is the story of the American dream. John Erickson Sr., co-founder of Jade Products, always had a mechanical mind from the earliest days. In addition, he had the charisma and sense of humor that also con-tributed to Jade Product’s success.
A “B axis” is the common machining industry term for an articulating tool that is capable of moving in an arbitrary five-axis plane rather than being restricted to the traditional live tool motions found on a Swiss machine where a milling cutter can be positioned perpendicularly to either the diameter or the face of the part. The “B” refers to the letter address typically given to these axes on multitasking lathes capable of machining in five axes. The name “B-axis lathe” has become machining industry shorthand for describing lathes with programmable, articulating milling spindles.
In the heart of Tampa bay, FL, minutes from the pristine beaches of Clearwater, you will find the progressive shop of Model Screw Products. With a focus on the hydraulics industry and "winning technology" from Eurotech, Model Screw Products is preparing to celebrate sixty-five years of business. "With the Eurotech machines we purchased, we can do what seems to be impossible and make it look easy," says Mike Upham, Director of Engineering.
Following an expansion a Job shop in the ‘Queen City’ of Ohio – Nolte Precision – was looking for equipment that would help them with their business growth and process improvement. They came upon a solution that gave them what they call “from Bar to Box” efficiency with the following advantages
