12/19/2016 - Markus Isgro
Pendulum grinding: the new EMAG technology shortens particulary complex grinding processes
For years, the focus of car designers has been the steering gear. The system hasbeen complemented by complex secondary drive systems. Drivers are now clamouring for steering systems with even more precision. In order to meet this demand, the...
11/16/2016 - Markus Isgro
EMAG Automation: Complete laser welding solutions for transmission manufacturing
In the automotive industry, one trend has been consistent for years: Passenger vehicle transmissions are becoming smaller and lighter, although the number of speeds—and of toothed gear components—continue to increase. How does the entire assembly...
11/07/2016 - Markus Isgro
eldec Quality Control: Comprehensive Quality Assurance for Induction Hardening
More than ever, production planners in the automotive industry are pursuing zero-defect strategies—as much as possible considering the tremendous increase in the technical complexity of vehicles over the last few years. Consequently, requirements...
10/21/2016 - Markus Isgro
Modular Vertical Hobbing Machine VL 4 H – Designed with the Whole Process in Mind
Gears keep the world moving. They are found absolutely everywhere, in many different shapes and made from an extremely wide range of materials. From the tiniest, most delicate gears used by watchmakers, to gears with a diameter of 16 meters used in...
10/17/2016 - Markus Isgro
Heat-shrink: the SFC 600 makes the manufacturing of camshafts noticeably more flexible
Composite camshafts are increasing in importance, as they decrease in weight, providing more opportunities for automotive manufacturers. The heat-shrink processachieves new levels of flexibility thanks to the new SFC 600 heat-shrink machine from...
09/23/2016 - Markus Isgro
The market for commercial vehicles has seen non-stop growth in recent years, especially in Europe. The industry association ACEA estimates that around 2.08 million new trucks, vans, and buses were approved in the EU in the past year. This represents...
06/22/2016 - Markus Isgro
Solid-State Versus Gas Lasers – Modern Laser Production Technology for Powertrain Components
Even a few years back major manufacturers utilized standard CO2 lasers in factories for welding applications. Massive systems installed in separate rooms away from the actual production process supplied the energy for what, at the time, was...
04/28/2016 - Markus Isgro
The vertical pick-up lathes in the VL series represent a new machine concept from the EMAG Group: modular machines. Based on the extremely successful vertical pick-up system invented by EMAG, over 20 years of experience in machine solutions was...
12/21/2015 - Markus Isgro
Modular manufacturing systems for the production of gears
Gear cutting requirements, for example in the manufacture of powertrain components, continue their trend of becoming increasingly stringent. Complex gearbox configurations pose enormous challenges when it comes to the quality of their components,...
11/02/2015 - Markus Isgro
A Boost for Crankshaft Manufacturing
Grinding a crankshaft is an art in itself, as the demands made on this essential component found in every engine are huge: ever longer runtimes demand the highest precision in their manufacture. The radii not only have to be perfectly round, but the...
10/23/2015 - Markus Isgro
Turning / milling centers for complex chucked parts
The machines in the VMC MT series are ideal production systems for chucked parts with complex geometries. Whether they are used for prototype production or for fast changes in small production runs, the VMC MT series from EMAG is ideally designed to...
07/27/2015 - Markus Isgro
Increased flexibility through process integration
When the time comes to finish such hardened workpieces as shafts, a variety of processes can be used. Hard turning and scroll-free turning, for instance, are two options that can indeed be done quickly. But they can only be used if workpiece...
07/21/2015 - Markus Isgro
Non-circular gears? No problem!
Sometimes, there is no need for consistent movement or power transmission for machines, engines and pumps. In fact, such consistent movement could cause considerable problems. For instance, consider the unfavorable effects that could arise during a...
07/13/2015 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Solid-state laser versus gas laser – a comparison
Even though CO2 laser technology was still dominant in for production laser welding until a few years ago, this has greatly shifted to the use of solid-state lasers. A comparison will show us why this is the case.
07/06/2015 - Oliver Hagenlocher
The dream of flying – at the limit of what is possible
What came first? Aluminum or the first plane? While the first plane made by the Wright brothers in 1903 still consisted of a wooden frame covered with fabric, the process of obtaining aluminum was invented 3 years earlier. The first alloy for...
07/03/2015 - Oliver Hagenlocher
The gear is one of the earliest machine components in the history of mankind. For thousands of years, gears have served the purpose of movement and power transmission – first the power of flowing water, then that of steam and today numerous kinds of...
06/22/2015 - Oliver Hagenlocher
And the wheels go round and round, round and round
Be truthful, do you know how old your summer tires on your car are? How many miles you've already travelled with them or what the service life of an average tire is? Well, we can at least answer the last question: it is between roughly 25,000 and...
06/08/2015 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Radar, Rubies and Razors: How the Laser Learned to Shine
When Charles Hard Townes died in January 2015 there were no outpourings of grief in the media. Yet Townes, together with Nikolay Gennadiyevich Basov and Aleksandr Mikhailovich Prokhorov, won the Nobel Prize for an invention in 1964, without which the...
06/01/2015 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Nobody can say with any certainty when the first gear was invented. The only certain is that the Ancient Egyptians used the first precursors of gears to transfer rotary motion. Other historical evidence, such as the Antikythera mechanism, shows that...
05/26/2015 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Demand for passenger planes on the rise
It is estimated that sales of passenger aircraft will rise by 4.5% to 5% by 2030. Rising numbers of travelers on intercontinental routes and the increase of aviation in emerging nations are the main reasons for these steadily rising figures. This is...
04/20/2015 - Oliver Hagenlocher
VM 9 – Low-Cost Production of Small Batches
With the new VM 9 modular turning machine, EMAG has introduced a platform that covers a broad spectrum of applications thanks to the combined turning, milling and drilling technologies and intelligent machine design. The highly accessible machining...
04/13/2015 - Oliver Hagenlocher
How will car connectivity change the automobile industry?
A recent study from McKinsey & Company looked at how self-driving cars will affect both the automobile industry and our daily lives. The results were multifaceted, including altering everyday tasks such as parking, where cars would automatically...
03/16/2015 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Chamfering of gears? Easy – if you use the right technology
Having cut a gear, your next step is to achieve a chamfer with the best contour accuracy in order to remove burrs along the tooth profile. You can basically choose between two technologies: chamfering/deburring or the CHAMFER CUT procedure developed...
03/06/2015 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Standard machine design proves advantageous for production lines
Production lines, which link several machines together, often pose a problem in the transporting and loading of workpieces. Many factors must be considered in planning such a line, such as the space available in the production facility, the footprint...
02/22/2015 - Oliver Hagenlocher
When will hard turning and grinding combination machining be the norm?
At the end of production, workpieces must go through a grinding process to achieve the desired surface quality: this has been the standard in manufacturing for various reasons. First, hardened workpieces could not be processed with standard turning....
01/19/2015 - Oliver Hagenlocher
The new year of exhibitions and trade fairs kicks off in Germany – with INTEC, the international trade fair for machine tools and its manufacturing and automation technologies. It takes place from the 24th to the 27th of February in Leipzig. In Hall...
10/06/2014 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Oil field technology: the machining of threads on delivery pipes and casings perfected
Whether we are talking about North America, Asia or Russia, the oil and gas industry is possessed by a spirit of optimism. Geological discoveries have led to a massive increase in the estimated reserves of many countries. This coincides with the...
09/22/2014 - Oliver Hagenlocher
At AMB in Stuttgart EMAG presented innovative manufacturing technologies and the Company’s latest machine developments. If you didn’t have a chance to visit us, experience all of the AMB highlights through our Videos, E-book and Photos.
Our...
09/04/2014 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMAG receives once again a Creditworthiness Certificate
All signs at the EMAG Group point to growth. The company focuses on new technologies, new machines and new markets and uses the new developments made over the recent years to consolidate its position as one of the most innovative machine builders in...
08/29/2014 - Oliver Hagenlocher
The PMD 2 Grinding Machine from EMAG “grinds down“ the costs of crankshaft production
International competition in the automotive industry continues to increase, as do the technological demands on vehicles, and with them the costs. But increasing prices in the face of stiff competition in the market is no longer easily defensible. ...
08/15/2014 - Oliver Hagenlocher
VT 4-4 Vertical Turning Machine: Top efficiency rating in large volume gearbox production
The market is growing and competition intensifies. According to a study by Roland-Berger, this is how future prospects of the suppliers to the automotive industry can be summarised. The study further concludes that a market growth rate of...
07/18/2014 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Combined hard turning and grinding on the VLC 250 DS
The VLC 250 DS Turning and Grinding Center combines the advantages of vertical hard turning with those of grinding, making it possible for a workpiece to be complete-machined in a single setup. The result: a better quality workpiece at increased...
06/24/2014 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Manufacturing system for chucked components
Approximately 30 percent of the costs for mechanical engineering solutions nowadays are for IT and automation technology – a percentage that is increasing apace according to a survey the VDMA (Association of German Machine Tool Manufacturers) carried...
06/20/2014 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Induction hardening in gear manufacturing
The figures provided by the OICA (Organisation Internationale des Constructeurs d’Automobiles – the International Association of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers, in English) show clearly that the number of vehicles manufactured has noticeably increased...
06/13/2014 - Oliver Hagenlocher
In only a few other branches of industry are development pressures as enormous as in aircraft construction. One of the reasons is the fact that legislation is getting ever stricter about the CO2 emission of aircrafts at the same time as market...
05/30/2014 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Smaller components – greater precision
The equation is remarkably simple to arrive at. When the overall weight of a car is reduced, its fuel consumption levels also decrease. According to the Forschungsvereinigung Automobiltechnik (German research association for the automotive industry)...
04/22/2014 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Powertrain components perfectly joined
With ever more complex constituent components and ever smaller batch sizes, powertrain production is facing many challenges. For a large number of applications in this sector the heat-shrink assembly process is almost predestined. Where control cams...
03/05/2014 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Commercial vehicle production: aiming to reduce component costs
The market for commercial vehicles is experiencing a lively development. For example, emerging economies have a great need for new technologies in the production of HGVs or agricultural machines, to enable them to achieve the desired growth in...
01/30/2014 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMAG at the METAV: Promoting the development of production
Shorter cycle times, flexible batch size machining and greater component quality are all demands that increase the pressure on the metalworking industry to innovate. Key sectors, such as the automotive industry, are changing rapidly. That tailor-made...
01/22/2014 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Gear production is speeding up
Drivers have already become used to the sixth gear – and the development continues. For instance, there are plans afoot for a 9-gear transmission system for automatics gearboxes. The reason is an obvious one: it allows for the car to be driven at...
09/02/2013 - Oliver Hagenlocher
eldec hardening machines: The focus in hardening is on dimensional accuracy
Shorter model life-cycles and increasing demands on quality, accompanied by many technological innovations, are driving developments in high-tech industries – such as car or aircraft manufacture – ever harder. The effect this has on the production...
08/21/2013 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMO 2013: VL 2 Pick-Up Turning Machine – maximal productivity inbuilt
At the EMO 2013 EMAG will be presenting the VL 2 single-spindle vertical pick-up lathe for the machining of small chucked components.
Nowadays, everywhere you turn in an industrial production environment you encounter the expression „downsizing“ –...
07/23/2013 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMAG receives creditworthiness certificate
EMAG Holding GmbH already enjoys an excellent reputation as a reliable business partner, one reason being that the focus of its corporate activities is on the customer and on stable growth. That the latter is supported by an equally stable and secure...
06/20/2013 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Manufacturing solutions from the EMAG Group – a partner in emerging markets
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates that the world economy will grow by 3.5 percent this year, with the impetus coming less from Europe but rather more from dynamic, newly industrialised countries. One example is the automotive industry....
06/17/2013 - Oliver Hagenlocher
The composite camshaft is still gaining ground in the marketplace. The main reason for this is the considerable weight reduction it brings, compared to its one-piece rival. The composite version is by now also widely used in the HGV sector. However,...
05/21/2013 - Oliver Hagenlocher
eldec joins the EMAG Group: mapping the entire production process
"Turnkey" is one of the defining catchwords for mechanical engineering of the future. Complex, automated production lines are designed as "turnkey" solutions. Ideally, the entire solution should come from a single source. For years, the EMAG Group...
05/21/2013 - Oliver Hagenlocher
The manufacture of HGV components: great quality, maximum flexibility
Demand for HGVs will massively increase over the next few years – and that increase will be worldwide. Management consultants McKinsey, for instance, are estimating that the market will grow from a present turnover of € 125 billion to € 190 billion...
04/29/2013 - Oliver Hagenlocher
New production location: EMAG expands to China
For the German machine tools industry, China continues to be the most important export market. According to the German Machine Tool Builders' Association, imports from Germany to China increased by a total of 13 percent in 2012. However, the market...
03/13/2013 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Energy efficiency: Keeping sight of total costs
Saving energy in the metal processing industry isn't just a question of protecting the environment. For years, energy consumption has been a decisive cost factor capable of surpassing even the investment costs of the machine over the long-term....
02/27/2013 - Oliver Hagenlocher
VT 2-4 Vertical Turning Machine: A step-change in the production of electric motors
According to market experts the demand for electric motors is going to grow dramatically – and this at a time when the new transmission systems are becoming highly efficient. It is the express desire of the EU commission that the inefficient motors...
02/25/2013 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Hard turning on EMAG turning centre: as hard as it gets – and still the costs are reducing
These days, our cars are full of high-tech materials that ensure a long life for the individual components and make the car safe to drive. These materials are also less weighty, which reduces consumption levels. To ensure that they are machined in an...
01/07/2013 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Small grinding center offers big productivity boost
Automobile manufacturers all over the world were able to enjoy an increase in their turnover figures last year! The biggest increases were experienced in the USA, China, India and Russia. However, the rapidly increasing number in vehicles also...
11/28/2012 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Of utmost precision and highly productive: laser welding in “Transmission Manufacture 2.0“
From Dual-Clutch Transmission to the classic differential: modern transmission...
10/29/2012 - Oliver Hagenlocher
“Energy Efficiency Award“: The ZF Group honours EMAG commitment
According to the “Future Panel“ of the IW – the Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (Institute for German Economic Research) –
07/25/2012 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Chinese automotive company opts for all-vertical shaft machining
How can an efficient production process be created at a new location in minimal time?
07/18/2012 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMAG at the AMB 2012: Universal turning solutions for manufacturing companies
Better component quality at a lower price? At the AMB Stuttgart EMAG will – from the 18th to the 22th of September 2012 – show their VL 5i, a vertical turning machine that is tailor-made to fully meet the demands of the small and medium size...
05/30/2012 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Every kilo shedded counts – laser welding puts the automotive industry "on a diet"
Every 100 kilograms saved in vehicle weight reduces fuel consumption by up to 0.3 liters per 100 kilometers, which is why the automotive industry examines each part to determine whether it can be made even lighter. The level of innovation behind...
05/25/2012 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Cooperation – the key to success
Experts estimate that every year up to two billion gears are produced worldwide. Gear production for transmission systems alone accounts for a massive number – inevitable, considering the approximately 65 million cars produced worldwide in 2011, for...
05/11/2012 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMAG ANNOUNCES COLLABORATION WITH LOCAL COLLEGE FOR TRAINING
Leading supplier of machine tools partners with Oakland Community College; $200,000 agreement from Michigan New Jobs Training program to create 21 new jobs
05/11/2012 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMAG ANNOUNCES ECM/PECM MACHINES NOW OFFERED TO NORTH AMERICAN MARKET
Leading supplier of electro-chemical technologies introducing new machines for aero, auto, medical and nano markets
05/11/2012 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Perfect performance for turning and grinding processes
High component quality with low production costs is required in many applications involving machining chucked parts. At IMTS, September 10 – 15, 2012 in Chicago, EMAG will be showing these solutions which combine these requirements. One of the...
05/11/2012 - Oliver Hagenlocher
New technologies for challenging workpieces
Increasing demands made on precision and the push for the decrease of price of modern components is pushing traditional manufacturing processes to their limits. From September 10th-15th, 2012 at IMTS in Chicago, IL, EMAG will present three production...
05/03/2012 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Joint “attack” on the camshaft
The international automobile market is still in the middle of a period of dynamic growth. The number of automobiles sold on a global basis rose by three percent in 2011 compared to the figure for 2010 according to the American market research...
02/17/2012 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Making light work of heavy-duty machining
The larger the component, the smaller the batch size – this is the way one could describe the demands made on heavy-duty machining in many branches of the industry. In fact, this simple equation provides as much of a challenge to wind turbine...
02/14/2012 - Oliver Hagenlocher
The VL 2 P Turning Centre chips away at production costs
For many sub-contractors of the automotive industry - and for small manufacturing companies – the cost pressure is going to increase further during 2012. At least that is the conclusion reached by an Allensbach-poll among the purchase executives of...
01/10/2012 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Brakes are used in diverse branches of industry and for a variety of applications – from forklifts to crane systems and from industrial washing machines to stage technology and wind turbines. It is these braking systems in which Precima Magnettechnik...
01/10/2012 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Machining is enjoying a tailwind
The boom in the wind power industry shows no sign of slowing. Worldwide investment is focused on renewable energy; and wind turbines are playing an increasingly important role. One of the consequences is the increase in demand for wind turbine drive...
08/22/2011 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Under the motto „Machines and manufacturing systems for precision metal components“ EMAG will be introducing its latest developments and “best practice” solutions on three stands at EMO 2011. Their range of exhibits will cover everything from...
04/06/2011 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMAG – recipient of the “Daimler Supplier Award 2010”
Stuttgart, 18.03.2011: As part of their annual supplier conference – the “Daimler Key Supplier Meeting“ held in the Mercedes-Benz subsidiary in Stuttgart – Daimler AG has honoured the performance of their best suppliers with the “Daimler Supplier...
03/21/2011 - Oliver Hagenlocher
When it comes to small batch sizes it makes sense to integrate various processes on a single machine. The less often a workpiece has to be clamped before it is finish machined, the higher the precision and the smaller the chance for errors. This was...
11/26/2010 - Oliver Hagenlocher
The EMAG Group invests in Asia
Within the framework of the international development of the EMAG Group, an entrepreneurial family from China has been won as an investor.
10/06/2010 - Oliver Hagenlocher
VLC 250 P – the idle time killer!
Radical reduction in machining times! The newly developed pick-up turning machine VLC 250 P reduces workpiece changeover times by 83% with the application of its pendulum technique. In fact, the time it takes to change a chucked workpiece is reduced...
10/06/2010 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Combination hard turning and grinding on the VLC 250 DS
The VLC 250 DS Turning and Grinding Center combines the advantages of vertical hard turning with those of grinding, making it possible for the workpiece to be complete-machined in a single setup. The result: a better quality of workpiece and...
10/06/2010 - Oliver Hagenlocher
InLineSystem – the manufacturing concept for automated machining
EMAG will be introducing a new automation concept at the AMB – the EMAG ILS (InLineSystem). Specially developed for the machines of their Platform 250, it offers an easy, process-capable way to configure automated systems for production lines: from...
07/05/2010 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMAG ECM: With assured precision against a technical balancing act
In machining terms, deburring is certainly not a core process. On the contrary, it is still being considered a necessary evil. Despite all the other machining operations having been optimally coordinated, the deburring operation again and again...
03/10/2010 - Oliver Hagenlocher
A new era is dawning at EMAG. The machine builders from Salach, who have drawn attention to themselves on more than one occasion in the past with the modular design of their machines, now present their new Platform 250 that sets the standard in...
02/17/2010 - Oliver Hagenlocher
KOEPFER: New concept revolutionises conventional manufacturing strategy
Amongst other things, rationalisation potentials also arise when one combines different production processes on a single machine. Where, in addition to this, some processes can also be eliminated, this may not necessarily lead to cycle time savings,...
01/15/2010 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMAG: VLC 250 – universally configured to suit the production requirement
The demands made on machine tools are multilayered. Expectations today are for a flexible, highly productive and technologically sophisticated production tool. And in economically difficult times the pricing pressure increases. Taking all these...
10/02/2009 - Oliver Hagenlocher
On the 1st of October 2009 EMAG took over Dorner GmbH with its headquarters at Gaildorf.
10/01/2009 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMAG: A clever platform concept offers greater customer benefits
At EMO 2009 in Milano EMAG will be introducing their new vertical turning machine platform 250. With this platform the machine tool manufacturer from Salach is presenting a new generation of vertical turning machines and manufacturing systems that...
09/23/2009 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMAG: New impetus for the crankshaft
The manufacture of crankshafts belongs to the “champion league” of metalworking activities owing to the crankshaft’s complex geometry and its underlying instability. It is the reason why there are so few specialists offering machines for the highly...
08/26/2009 - Oliver Hagenlocher
With its VTC 250 L EMAG introduces its first Lean- type vertical shaft turning machine. The machine has been developed especially to serve as a stand-alone, or to be used in chaku-chaku production lines.
05/12/2009 - Oliver Hagenlocher
The grinding of noncircular contours makes particular demands on the machine tool. The manufacture of highly precise components that are also expected to meet certain aesthetic standards calls for special grinding systems.
03/04/2009 - Oliver Hagenlocher
KOEPFER: The new milling head may be small, but it delivers
Till now it has been impossible to produce every gear profile in the modular range 0.3 to 3.0 on a single hobbing machine. With the development of a new milling head with corresponding software Koepfer has succeeded in combining soft milling (axial,...
02/08/2009 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMAG: Innovation provides a head start
The rate of increase in productivity in the automotive industry since 2006 has been put at an average of 20%. This has been a necessary development as a weak dollar, the strengthening competition from Asian markets and the present slump in sales...
01/13/2009 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMAG: Vertical machining opens up new potentials
Grinding specialists should be rethinking their plans for the future, now that EMAG Salach Maschinenfabrik GmbH are relying on their VTC 315 DS for the simultaneous, vertical grinding of shaft-type components. In contrast to the conventional process,...
12/15/2008 - Oliver Hagenlocher
SW: High-productivity makes it big
SW extends its BA W06 series to cover large components
The twin-spindle automatics from SW stand for high-productivity manufacturing, especially in the automotive industry. With its innovative machining center BA W06-2W SW is about to conquer the...
11/07/2008 - Oliver Hagenlocher
In an effort to thoroughly explore the possibilities of the VL series the machines are continuously developed further. Now the VL has also become available with a Y-axis. This allows for the machining of very complex geometries. For instance, it can...
11/07/2008 - Oliver Hagenlocher
KOEPFER: K 160 The perfect shaft in record time
The main limiting factors of throughput and reduced idle times are cutting speeds, work piece loading methodology and ease of machine setup. In high volume production these are decisive economical factors. The K 160 Gear Hobbing Machine from Koepfer...
10/12/2008 - Oliver Hagenlocher
HL 1000 – Oil hole drilling in hardened crankshafts
With its HL 1000 EMAG presents an oil hole drilling machine for soft as well as hardened crankshafts.
The advantage of hard machining: fractures and hardening cracks are safely avoided.
07/17/2008 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Complete-machining of chucked components with the help of process combinations
The quality requirements for, in particular, components used by the automotive industry and provided by its sub-contractors are getting ever more stringent. The demand for tighter tolerances is coupled with that for greater efficiency. To fulfil...
06/09/2008 - Oliver Hagenlocher
With its VLC 1200 Vertical Production Center EMAG extends its VLC series for the machining of large chucked components. The new VLC complete-machines chucked components with a diameter of up to 1200 mm in a single setup, replacing the vertical boring...
02/06/2008 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMAG LASER TEC - ELC 250 DUO: Complete solutions – from metal cutting to laser machining
Laser welding as a means to permanently join components has gained considerably in importance over the last few years. In many cases laser welded joints are the solution to a more compact design. It also leads to a reduction in the cost and weight of...
11/25/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
SW - BA 321: High-technology and economics in complete harmony
The stunning concept of the two-spindle BA 321 from SW minimises costs in the high-productivity machining of steel and cast iron workpieces.
SW surprises the experts at EMO 2007 in Hanover with a special innovation: the horizontal twin-spindle BA...
11/12/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
NAXOS-UNION - PM 2: High performance – low price
With its PM 2, NAXOS-UNION rounds down its machine programme for the grinding of crankshafts.
10/26/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
The VTC 315 DS from EMAG – the all-rounder in shaft machining
At EMO, EMAG presents the VTC 315 DS for the hard machining of shafts. With it, EMAG has – for the first time – combined all end machining processes for shafts on a vertical machine: CBN grinding, hard turning and scroll-free turning.
09/24/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
KOEPFER - VSC 400 WF: Quick and very flexible – for high-precision gear cutting
The objective of those responsible at Koepfer was to come up with an inexpensive, uncompromising combination of fully-fledged gear hobbing and single-spindle turning. The result is the VSC 400 WF. The innovation is most convincing in its capability...
08/16/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMO Press release: Gear Hobbing Machine 300 for gear- and shaft-type components
The gear profiling specialist Jos. Koepfer & Söhne GmbH, domiciled in Furtwangen, is presenting their Gear Hobbing Machine 300 at EMO 2007 in Hanover. The machine combines cutting edge technology with the highest degree of universality and...
08/16/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMO Press release: The BA S03: 5-axis machining at SW
The aerospace industry considers simultaneous 5-axis machining state of the art. It is common practice in the machining of turbine buckets, impellors, bladed disks and ends. Increasingly, there are applications for this process also to be found in...
08/16/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMO Press release: The EMAG VSC 7 Turning Center for workpieces of 340 mm diameter
The EMAG VSC 7 Turning Center, now also for workpieces of 340 mm diameter
08/01/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMO Press release: The VL 3 Vertical Turning Center from EMAG
The standard vertical turning center for chucked components was – in appreciation of its high productivity rating, its outstanding precision and the minimal set-up times – received with great enthusiasm by large and small manufacturers and...
04/20/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Advance notice for press: The BA 321 Twin-Spindle Horizontal Machining Center
A machine with rotary axis, compact in its design and still with the possibility to load cycle time-concurrent - that has been, till now, a contradiction in terms when talking about machining centers. But exactly that has been SW's in supplementing...
04/20/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
VG 110 - for the vertical precision machining of small chucked components
The trend towards miniaturisation of components and the simultaneously growing demands for greater precision is unmistakable. It is for these applications that EMAG developed the modular VG 110.
03/01/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Simultaneous internal and external grinding
Hollow shafts and similar components, on which the alignment of bore to external diameter must be of the highest precision, are being complete-machined, ready for assembly, on the HG 208 CD Center Drive Grinder. Examples of this type of work include...
03/01/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Special purpose machining becomes flexible
Flexible and highly efficient: SW presents the modular, scaleable BM 1250 Manufacturing System
03/01/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
EMAG redefines the top class of vertical turning machines
VLC 800 for the complete-machining of workpieces up to 800 mm diameter
03/01/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
The BA S03 series of Vertical Machining Centers from SW
The BA S03 series of Vertical Machining Centers from SW
03/01/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
VSC 400 DUO Vertical Multi-Tasking Production Center
VSC 400 DUO − the highly flexible twin-spindle production center for the machining of "round workpieces"
03/01/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Communication + PR at EMAG - The new guy is here
On 01.08.2006 Oliver Hagenlocher started as the new Manager Communication + PR at EMAG Holding GmbH. He succeeds Manfred Hekeler, who retired after many years with the EMAG Group. Herr Hagenlocher previously worked in the marketing department of...
03/01/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
Since the EMAG Group?s representative office in Shanghai was opened in 2003 EMAG China has grown steadily. As early as November 2004 the office was upgraded, to become the marketing company EMAG Machine Tools (Taicang) Co. Ltd.
03/01/2007 - Oliver Hagenlocher
eldec joins the EMAG Group: mapping the entire production process
"Turnkey" is one of the defining catchwords for mechanical engineering of the future. Complex, automated production lines are designed as "turnkey" solutions. Ideally, the entire solution should come from a single source. For years, the EMAG Group...