MACH 2018 will mark the UK launch of the new DA300 5-axis, trunnion-type, vertical-spindle machining centre from Japanese machine tool builder, Makino, which is represented exclusively in the UK and Ireland by NCMT Ltd
On Stand H17-482, Preston based Nederman will introduce a selection from their extensive portfolio of oil mist filtration, dust and fume extraction, swarf collection and re-cycling innovations that will help show visitors clean up their machine shops whilst being compliant to H&SE directives, reducing costs and increasing productivity.
Machine Tool Accessories will show its extensive range of products for raising production output and maximising return on investment from machine tools.
A theme of this year’s stand (H20-560) will be the company’s ability to provide an array of customised solutions. Such bespoke equipment can solve complex production problems or, in standard applications, substantially reduce set-up and idle times. The results are extra versatility, fewer clampings and higher levels of efficiency, accuracy and repeatability.
Metrology has evolved in recent years with the advent of lasers, 3D scanners, and optical technology, all serving to change the way we measure things.
Inspection is moving away from the metrology room, such that measurement is now being brought to the point of manufacture. The keys to this transition are equipment portability, simplicity, and flexibility. Therefore it is no surprise that the focus of attention at MACH 2018 for UK supplier of metrology systems, Measurement Solutions Limited (MSL), will be portable metrology and Automated Quality Control (AQC) using industrial robots. (Hall19 stand 22)
