The first HEIDENHAIN milling control to be made available with a touch-screen was the TNC 620 mid-range CNC system, launched in the UK mid-2017.
It will be on show for the first time at MACH 2018 along with a similar, next-generation version of the top-end TNC 640 control, hitherto unannounced.
FANUC UK will demonstrate its next-generation automated capabilities, alongside its latest advances in robotics, RoboMachines, drives, and controls in Hall 19, stand 610
“Our theme this year is ‘Connectivity’,” says Andrew Armstrong, FANUC UK’s sales and marketing manager. “Alongside a selection of our most recent product launches, many of which will be making their UK debut at MACH, we will also be demonstrating FANUC’s capabilities within the emerging markets of artificial intelligence, Industry 4.0 and the IoT.”
The extensive Elesa range of standard machine elements is designed around the needs of manufacturing in all industry sectors, many of which will be on display at the 2018 MACH Exhibition, taking place on 9th – 13th April at NEC Birmingham.
ISCAR will be introducing what is the company’s largest ever range of advanced cutting tools at MACH 2018 – the LOGIQ range.
An acknowledged innovator in the field of metalworking, ISCAR has taken the company’s popular IQ concept of machining intelligently even further by applying a wide range of advanced logical developments. The result is what the company is describing as a new standard in cutting tool excellence.
