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Routers ride the rail to success
ControlDesign.com
This article takes a look at how the linear ball screw choices made by a North Carolina-based CNC router OEM resulted in a simpler, more productive router machine for applications in the woodworking industry.

Tighter controls lead to cutting remarks
ControlDesign.com
September's OEM Spotlight shines on a Milwaukee-based cutting systems machine builder that designs its plasma and oxy-fuel cutting machinery well above commodity performance levels for its customers.

Nose to the grindstone, eyes to the future
ControlDesign.com
As ever-increasing customer demands for better machine performance, reliability and support grind onward, one CNC machine builder is unafraid of evolving its operating system to keep its competitive edge.

Multitalented machine tools
Manufacturing Engineer, SME.org
Many multipurpose CNC machines meet the challenges of machining, but fall flat in addressing the other two thirds of the equation: setup and secondary operations.

White Papers: In Depth Research

Software-based CNC saves machine builders cost
Author: Manufacturing Data Systems
Posted: 06/02/2005
In recent years, the world of CNC controls has seen a trend toward more open, PC-based architectures. This White Paper contends that new control concepts in the form of open software CNCs based on standardized, market-ready embedded PC platforms can offer potential savings of more than 30 percent.

All wound up
Posted: 10/15/2004

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