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The Art of Railroad Axle Manufacturing

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Advanced CNC breathes new life into an aging manufacturing line.

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34 Add Big Gear Sets to the Multitasking List 5-axis CNC reduces outsourcing of complex gearsets.

44 The Future Looks Bright For U.S. Midsize Industrial Manufacturers.

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8 Industry Updates 12 Special Focus Shop Floor Automation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 EMAG Pick-Up Automation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 The art of Railroad Axle Manufacturing . . . 22

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Monthly Leasing & Finance Index Up 13% Over 2014 The Equipment Leasing and Finance Association’s (ELFA) Monthly Leasing and Finance Index (MLFI-25), which reports economic activity from 25 companies representing a cross section of the $903 billion equipment finance sector, showed their overall new business volume for February was $6.1 billion, up 13 percent from new business volume in February 2014. Volume was down 9 percent from January. Year to date, cumulative new business volume increased 12 percent compared to 2014.

Brian Holland, President and CFO, Fleet Advantage, LLC, said, “The results of the MLFI report and increase in year-over-year new business volume are reflective of our results and what we are seeing in the market... We continue to see increased optimism and confidence in this sector and maintain a positive outlook for 2015.”

Separately, the Equipment Leasing & Finance Foundation’s Monthly Confidence Index (MCI-EFI) for March is 72.1, an increase from the February index of 66.3 and the highest level in four years.

For more information on MLFI visit www.elfaonline.org/Data/MLFI/.

TRUMPF Names New Managing Director for Canada Effective April 1, 2015, Stefan Fickenscher will become Managing Director of TRUMPF Canada. He succeeds Stefan Schreiber who returns to TRUMPF GmbH + Co. KG in Ditzingen, Germany as head of central sales subsidiaries in the machine tool division.

Fickenscher joined TRUMPF GmbH + Co. KG in 2002 as International Project Manager, 2D lasers. He held two additional positions in Germany before transferring to TRUMPF Inc. in Farmington, CT in 2011.

He joined TRUMPF Inc. as Product Manager, TruLaser product group and became responsible for the sales of 2D laser machines across North America.

In his new role as Managing Director, Fickenscher will be responsible for the day to day operations in Canada, including sales, service and spare parts at the subsidiary’s new location in Mississauga, Ontario.

He reports directly to Burke Doar, senior vice president of TRUMPF Inc. For more information visit www.us.trumpf.com.

EMO 2015 Expected to draw 150,000 visitors to Milan in October EMO 2015 will be held at the FieraMilano exhibition grounds in Milan, Italy. The six-day manufacturing show will draw 1,600 exhibitors, 150,000 visitors, representing over 100 countries and span more than 120,000 square meters of exhibition space.

Alternately hosted by Italy and Germany, EMO is the main exhibition for the international operators of the manufacturing industry, who will meet in Milan next autumn, coming from all over the world for a six-day, fullimmersion event among the novelties proposed by the major worldwide players. In the halls of FieraMilano Rho-Pero the largest factory in the world will be set up. There will be a wide range of products on display: machine tools, robots, automation, additive manufacturing, mechatronic solutions and auxiliary technologies.

Excitement is high in anticipation of the event. With the manufacturing industry on the rise after a prolonged recession, exhibitors are expected to pull out all the stops. With China alone expected to draw 45% of machine tools sales as early as 2018, catering to Asian clients will be high on the priority lists of the event-holders and exhibitors.

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Swing over bed: 14.17" • Motor: 5 HP at 3450 RPM, 2.5 HP at 1725 RPM, 220V, Swing over gap: 20.94" 3-phase • Width of bed: 9" Swing over cross slide: 8.66" • Approximate shipping Distance between centers: 40" weight: 2684 lbs.

Spindle bore: 1.653" Spindle nose taper: MT#5 Spindle nose: D1-5 camlock Cross slide travel: 7" • Compound travel: 4" Tailstock barrel taper: MT#3 $ 355 Tailstock barrel travel: 1.968" Spindle speeds: 16, 50–2570 RPM $ 00 shipping

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Swing over bed: 16.14" • Motor: 5 HP, 220V, 3-phase with inverter, Yasakawa Swing over gap: 22.95" frequency drive • Width of bed: 10.23" Swing over cross slide: 10.39" • Approximate shipping Distance between centers: 40" weight: Spindle bore: 2.06" 3694 lbs.

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Swing over bed: 20" Swing over gap: 29" Swing over saddle: 12" Distance between centers: 60" Spindle bore: 3 1 ⁄ 8" Spindle nose taper: MT#7 Spindle nose: D1-8 camlock Cross slide travel: 12 3 ⁄4" Compound travel: 5" Tailstock barrel taper: MT#5 Tailstock barrel travel: 7" $

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Haldor Topsoe and Ferrostaal to form joint venture Ferrostaal GmbH, a global project developer for industrial plants, and Haldor Topsoe A/S, developer of catalysis and related process technologies, today announced the establishment of Ferrostaal Topsoe Projects GmbH, a new joint venture that will be based in Essen and owned with equal shares by the two companies. The new company will position itself as a leading player in developing, financing and realizing major industrial projects in the petrochemical, refining and environmental sectors. Fast growing emerging economies around the world will be the primary market focus, but North America is also expected to hold business potential for the new company. The joint venture is subject to approval from the regulatory authorities.

“Ferrostaal Topsoe Projects is a perfect match of competences. Combining the world-leading technology portfolio of Haldor Topsoe with our ability to drive project development and facilitate investments translates into a highly attractive value proposition for customers,” says Dr. Klaus Lesker, Managing Director of Ferrostaal GmbH. “Moreover, in emerging economies our projects will leave a very positive footprint by enabling entire countries to utilize natural resources – natural gas or coal for example – to produce fertilizer or other valuable commodities, and in the process stimulate job creation and boost sustainable economic growth,” he adds.

For more information visit www.ferrostaal.com or www.topsoe.com.

GF Machining Solutions Names New Head of Americas Region GF Machining Solutions has appointed Scott Fosdick as its new Head of Market Region Americas.

Previously the company’s Segment Manager for Aerospace and Automotive Asia, U.S.-born Fosdick takes over for former region president Glynn Fletcher.

Fosdick holds a degree in electrical and computer engineering from the University of Colorado. He started his career in Japan as a development engineer for a Japanese machine tool company. Fosdick joined GF Machining Solutions, previously known as Agie Charmilles, in 1994. He successfully worked for technical service in Japan before taking over the position of Service Manager for Asia. In 2001, Fosdick became the President of Agie Charmilles South China and achieved outstanding results until he left the company in 2007.

“After nearly 24 years in Asia, I’m excited to be back in the United States with GF Machining Solutions and heading a key division within the industry’s leading supplier of EDM, milling, laser texturing and automation technologies,” said Fosdick. “I look forward to contributing to the company’s ongoing success and continued growth in an ever-changing manufacturing landscape.”

For more information visit www.gfms.com/us.

Walter Surface Technologies Appoints new President and COO Walter Surface Technologies today announced that Michael Christodoulou has been appointed as President and Chief Operating Officer of the company.

Prior to joining Walter, Michael was President of Cummins Eastern Canada LP, the distributor for Cummins Inc., a worldwide leader in the design, manufacturing, sale and service of diesel engines. Mike began working for Cummins in 1985 as General Manager - Parts. His career within this company took him from Regional Sales Manager to President (Cummins Diesel of Canada), including, the position of Executive Director, PACCAR Business (Cummins - USA), before becoming head of the Cummins Eastern Canada business.

“After more than two decades with Cummins, I am excited to take on a new challenge with Walter” said Michael Christodoulou. “As Walter is a global leader in the metalworking industry, I look forward to engaging with our customers and to helping to drive growth in all of our key business segments.”

For more information visit www.walter.com.

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t is not news that the manufacturing landscape in North America has changed drastically in the past decade. It is also not news that, despite increased global pressures, many American manufacturers continue to remain competitive from both a productivity and cost efficiency standpoint. In fact, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the U.S. manufacturing sector’s contribution to the GDP grew by almost $2.5T (12%) from 2009 to 2014. A large majority of this increased contribution comes from small- to mid-sized businesses (SMBs).

Since most SMB manufacturers do not have the luxury of reacting to marketplace changes slowly, automation is their close ally. Shop floor automation helps manufacturers not only do more with less, but it also bridges the gap between enterprise planning and plant floor activities. This extra mile of efficiency provides an important competitive advantage.

The Automation Spectrum Shop floor automation has drastically improved in recent years. Now, a wide range of enterprise solutions are available to fit the specific needs of the manufacturer from both a functionality and a device compatibility perspective. Solution offerings range from the basic ability to track operational data

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to state of the art Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) that provide advanced shop floor automation for highly complex products. Very often the actual automation requirements for SMB manufacturers are somewhere between these two extremes. Here are three broad groups of automation levels that manufacturers should consider: 1. Getting Started: Direct labor and material costs are two of the biggest operational cost centers for any manufacturer. A manufacturer cannot achieve operational efficiency without understanding, tracking and controlling these costs. At the very least, an automation solution should provide the ability for plant operators to access the right information at the right time to increase productivity. If the plant floor operators are constantly looking for updated job packets, or if supervisors lack clear visibility into team activities productivity will be seriously impacted.

In order to take the first step, mangers should consider shop floor automation solutions that will help speed operations, remove road blocks and better manage resources. These solutions will start reducing dependencies on inflexible and opaque processes, such as paper based manufacturing.

Automated processes which operate in real-time and can be updated instantly help manufacturers

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There is no longer a need to reference job packets, clip boards or spread sheets that are outdated the minute they are printed.

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2. Advanced Automation: The next level of shop floor solutions allow manufacturers to automate and streamline a wide variety of manufacturing processes. Event triggers and workflows can be created so that next steps in the production cycle are assigned automatically, eliminating the need for someone to make a decision and take action. For example, using advanced automation companies can track quality metrics throughout the production process from incoming raw materials and Work In Progress (WIP) all the way to job receipts.

Tracking abilities can also handle multi-level serial number hierarchies (end item, sub-assemblies, parts etc.), tracking material consumption, scrap rates and machine run rates, among other things.

Manufacturers, who have automated these activities, have reported a marked increase in their operational efficiencies. have also benefited It’s undeniable that automation They from improvements in an important element of remaing tracking and traceability, competitive today. leading to increased regulatory compliance.

By automating the right plant floor activities manufacturers can increase operational efficiency as well as influence financial levers and improve the execution of the production plans. For example, visibility can be achieved into the top factors influencing material scrapping. By identifying these factors, companies can make changes to reduce operational waste, increase profitability and reduce the need for a large on-hand inventory to cover scrapped goods. Automation can be planned in a phased manner to support a controlled organizational change management process.

3. Complete Integrated Manufacturing: The next level of plant floor process improvement brings a fully automated manufacturing environment with the ability to collect machine information, plus create production schedule workflows. This is done based on input from various other systems, such as ERP, MES and asset management systems. The process is fairly involved and requires executive level involvement and endorsement from various teams (finance, operations, maintenance, HR, IT etc.) to be successful. Organizations considering moving in this direction will need some level of basic plant floor automation to build upon. Many implementation experts recommend using a phased approach.

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In order to remain competitive in today’s market, it is important for organizations to continually evaluate their current processes and look for opportunities for improvement. Knowing where to start can be overwhelming. These considerations can be helpful to keep in mind when mapping out the automation strategy: 1. Non-intrusive systems (especially for SMB manufacturers): SMB manufacturers often prefer solutions that cause minimal disruption to the daily routine. SMBs simply cannot afford down time or risk disruptions to customer deliveries. This means that the automation solution should be easy to deploy, easy to train employees to use and nonintrusive to the existing IT infrastructure.

2. Systems that fit the manufacturing requirements: It is important to avoid extensive customizations in to achieve the desired functionality.

Customizations are inflexible and usually do not grow and scale with other enterprise systems.

3. Device independence and the ability to leverage modern technology: When reviewing automation options, keep in mind that it is important to deploy a solution that is highly flexible and will allow for future expansion and enhancements. Modern automation solutions are built on the latest technology and can be deployed across a variety of industrial and consumer based devices. They sport a fresh, intuitive user experience to allow operators access to information in an easy and efficient manner.

Following these guidelines will allow manufacturers to review their current strategies and determine what type of shop floor automation best matches their objectives. Whether beginning with a system to manage labor and scheduling or opting for fully integrated systems which can manage their entire planning and production processes, manufacturers will appreciate the convenience, cost efficiencies and improved use of resources that come with automation.

It’s undeniable that automation is an important element of remaining competitive today.

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Sunnen takes honing to the next level The new SH-4000 honing machine … its performance matches its looks!

When it came time to replace the industry standard ML/EC series honing machines, we knew we had to take honing technology to a new level. Check out the all-new SH-4000: •

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ccording to analysis by the international trade experts at Germany Trade and Invest (GTAI), US and Canadian industry will focus on high-tech machine tools in the coming years with flexible, largely automated and energy efficient manufacturing systems that provide a viable alternative to Asian competition in demand.

EMAG’s solution to these challenges is their patented pick-up technology machining concept, developed and tailor-made for the North American market. An innovative automation model, the work spindle picks-up and transports workpieces to the machining area. This guarantees highly efficient and energy-saving production of turned parts and proves itself over complex, interlinked systems.

Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) is the measure used by many companies to determine how economical a machine is. Taking into account the availability rate of the machine, its efficiency level and the component quality produced, all three factors are important in determining the added value of the technology used. “This applies in particular to machine tools,” states Peter Loetzner, CEO EMAG USA. “EMAG considers the OEE factors a top priority in the development of

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new manufacturing solutions and our pick-up technology is a result of that.”

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quality. Multi-layer manufacturing systems, for instance, frequently use robots or complex gripper systems to link individual machines. It is not uncommon that the flow of workpieces in these systems is difficult to control and, therefore, liable to interruptions. Of course, system availability always suffers where there are stoppages. „We are doing it a different way. The whole production process is stable and error-free, since the pick-up technology ensures that these parts of the usual automation system are superfluous, even in multi-layer manufacturing systems,” says Loetzner. The workpiece is transported between machines on conveyor belts or shuttle systems located behind the machining area. Simple automation modules also pick up the workpieces from the conveyor belt and insert them into the carrier prisms of the individual machines.

The rest of the work is done by the work spindle.

Thus, the amount of automation can be reduced 15 to 30 percent compared to other solutions, while the tailor-made machine design ensures a safe production process.

“Machine availability is very high,” adds Loetzner. Efficiency is achieved through short travel distances between the compact pick-up machines. This ensures component throughput times are minimised and high output rates are achieved. Loetzner confirms, “We have had a good analysis of other concepts on the market. Complex, interlinked solutions, in particular, have a lower output rate than our manufacturing systems with pick-up machines.”

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In these cases, the operator inserts chucked components manually into the carrier prisms that transport them to the pick-up station. The operator also removes the finish-machined components from their carrier prisms. Production companies may think it simpler to carry out this process on a manually loaded horizontal lathe than a partially automated vertical turning machine. “If you look closer, you will find that the opposite is true,” explains Loetzner, “Especially when considering the OEE factor of component quality, loading the machine manually involves risks that can lead to clamping errors. In the automotive sector, particularly, one µm often determines component quality. In the case of the horizontal machine, too much depends on the operator’s capability.”

Thus, the pick-up concept provides the best solution to clamp and machine workpieces with great accuracy. Measuring systems can also be incorporated and used to monitor quality, reducing the possibility of errors to an absolute minimum.

Ready for the Future Last, but by no means least, are the important role technical developments play in the effectiveness of a machine. Many transmission and engine components, for example, have changed enormously over the years and have tended to decrease in size, while their geometry becomes more complex. Despite this, all the relevant production processes must be, and remain, highly productive. “The ’future-factor’ is often underestimated. When a new machine slows down after a few years and can no longer be adapted to changing conditions, it has a negative influence on its overall effectiveness,” emphasises Loetzner. The flexibility of their machines is of great importance to EMAG, where a modular design is used to configure every single machine to suit a particular task. Every operation, as well as the extent of its automation, can be changed as required. This ensures that the system can be adjusted to increasing batch sizes or changing component specifications.

In the face of rapidly accelerating technological changes in many sectors, EMAG machine builders see an encouraging market. “Developments are meeting us halfway, so to speak,” Loetzner suggests. “We are in a position to offer a pickup solution that is tailor-made to the customer’s requirements for every turned part. The effectiveness of the system is higher than other comparable automation technology solutions. This is the kind of quality that wins.”

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to AC axes servo motion, the production of steel billets into hammer forged finished axles was substantially improved for the end user.

According to Euro vice president Karl Engelke, “Standard Forged Products was looking for a significant productivity increase to bring the “Three Stage” system back to OEM level cycle times, due to punishment from many years of heavyduty machining around the clock. Peak operating performance was originally about a four-minute cycle time for a completely machined axle, start

to finish. Over the years, cycle times dwindled and, when we received the project, cycle time was over seven minutes per axle, due to numerous mechanical and electrical problems and failures — therefore, this Snyder line was in need of a total overhaul and remanufacture. Our overall threeyear contract with Standard Forged Products for this project required complete rebuilding from the ground up. Since the old iron was extremely sound, it was an ideal candidate for remanufacture, including everything from the key motion control package, consisting of three Siemens Sinumerik CNCs, Simotics motors and Sinamics drives at each lathe, plus Simatic PLC and HMI as the master of the entire line.” He noted that on all three machines, 4-inch diameter ballscrews and bearing blocks capable of over 44,000 lbs. of thrust were designed to replace the original hydraulic cylinders. The line required complete rebuilding of all headstocks and hydraulic chucks, replacement of most gears, shafts and Timken bearings. All new hydraulic and lubrication systems were designed and integrated.

Other improvements of note were double way wiper systems and special sheet metal guarding to protect the operators and machine components from the heavy chips. In total, the entire project required over 11,000 man-hours of work.

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both Stage One and Stage Two roughing lathes.

The rough cut is, according to Engelke, “perhaps the most aggressive and impressive cutting operation in the machine tool industry today.” On each tool block, multiple large diameter button nose cutting tools with high carbide content plunge into the forging at a minimum ½-inch depth of cut at approximately 0.200 inch-per-revolution. The high carbon tool allows for extremely high tool pressure and resists high temperature which puts the heat into the chip, not into the cutting tool.

Standard Forged Products has the cutting formula down to a science — however, the challenge was to optimize the process even further, thanks to the incredible power and torque from the headstock motors and newly designed large ballscrews, gear reduction and servomotors versus the old hydraulics systems. Since the axle is hammerforged, the surface is extremely difficult to break and machine with any consistency; therefore, tool stability and extremely rigid machine components are absolutely critical to the integrity of the process.

In Stage Two, the center section of the axle is machined with an overall first finish pass made.

Stage Three involves the final finish pass with a single headstock 75 hp Simotics M-1PH8 motor driving the workpiece. In operation, while the customer spec for the axle surface finish is 250 RMS, the line is currently holding 124 RMS consistently, Engelke

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noted. Every workpiece in process is subject to form gage and profilometer readers for accuracy. As an interesting sidebar, two semi-trailers full of chips are produced by this line, every day.

Each stage’s motion control is run by a Sinumerik 840D sl CNC, the Siemens flagship controller. An HT2 handheld unit is provided at each station for easy setup and commissioning.

Dual-channel (X, Z and U, W) cutting paths in Stage One necessitated the higher level CNC for motion control accuracy, according to Cary Ramthun, CNC programmer and controls engineer at Euro. He detailed the additional challenges of the line control rebuild and the solution. “We were challenged by the large amounts of power and torque required to perform this machining operation in each of the three stages, plus the overhead gantry system and other materials handling devices all required precise integration. We worked with Tom Threinen and his team at Siemens to achieve the entire motion control and automation package.

The movements are seamless and completely safe for both the customer’s operators and every component of the machine stages.”

Ramthun further noted, “Siemens programmers worked with us and Standard Forged Products programmers to accomplish the final solution on this project.” He mentioned the unique adaptive control feature on the Siemens CNC, which

This was a total team effort between Siemens, Standard Forged Products and our company. The result was a better-than-new production line for our customer, which came about through the use of new modern motion control and CNC technologies, diverse talents cooperating together and a good deal of old-fashioned American ingenuity.

accommodates the out-of-roundness condition often found on hammer forgings. The Profinet coupler provided with the Sinumerik 840D sl syncs the gantry and the machine stages in a series of “handshakes” with no hard-wiring, only sub-network connections are required, plus full isolation of the networks.

Engelke detailed the engineering required for the project presented considerable challenges, as well. “We were working with 1960s machinery built by a Snyder company that’s no longer in business.

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In addition to the Sinumerik CNC, Simatic HMI and Simotics motors on the line, the 46’ long control cabinet features Sinamics booksize and chassis drives, active line modules, Sitop 24V DC power supplies and all auxiliary hardware for the machine and gantry control.

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It could then pair the gears up with one another in no particular order to create five gear sets.

Plus, when not machining the occasional gear sets, a shop can use its multi-tasking machine to cut all of its other parts, including the gear boxes the sets go into and any other associated transmission components, to maximize machine spindle utilization. It is this production flexibility that attracts shops to multi-tasking machines.

In process-development testing, Mazak machined a spiral bevel gear set that included a 29-tooth, 22�-diameter pinion gear and a 114-tooth, 6-ft-diameter ring gear on a Mazak INTEGREX e-1550V/10 Multi-Tasking 5-axis Machining Center. This gear set was completed in days as opposed to months. The set was also machined complete using only one machine.

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Profile operations. The machine’s Mazatrol Matrix 2 CNC Control provides fast, small-increment processing for high accuracy 5-axis simultaneous machining and superior part surface finishes.

Also for development testing, Mazak used no special tools to machine the ring and pinion. All tools were standard, off-the-shelf and readily available.

As a standard model, the INTEGREX e-1550V/10 provides the power and torque needed to machine the gear sets. The machine has a 10,000-rpm, 50-hp spindle with B-axis travel of -30 to +120 degrees. The machine’s 50-hp, 300-rpm turning spindle rotates 360 degrees in the C- axis at 0.0001-degree minimum increments.

The machine’s round 55.1”-diameter face plate pallets with four jaws support maximum loads of 11,000 lbs. The pallets accommodate workpieces measuring up to 78.7” in diameter and 52.9” high.

For minimizing non-cut time, the machine rapid traverses at a maximum speed of 1,653 ipm in the X, Y and Z axes. A standard 40-tool magazine provides ample storage to support continuous machine operations.

Pinion gears for the sets are machined from solid cylindrical pieces of 8620 steel, while the ring gears are machined from forged 4340 carbon steel rings that have about 0.250” of additional stock for machining, but lack any near-net teeth shapes.

Both gears are first rough machined in their non-hardened states, then pinion teeth are carburized to 62 Rc, ring gear teeth induction hardened to 55 Rc and both are finish machined in hard milling operations on the Mazak machine.

For this particular gear set’s machining operations, a pinion gear is fixtured on one of the multi-tasking machine’s two pallets and a ring gear on the other.

While one gear is being machined, a machinist sets up the other at the pallet load station. While this capability is not critical to gear set machining operations on a multi-tasking machine, it does however, increase spindle utilization and machine output for other jobs.

After it is rough machined, the pinion gear moves out of the work envelope, and the ring gear on the second pallet moves in for its rough machining. A shop would then send out both rough-machined gears for their hardening processes.

With its teeth hardened, the pinion gear is re-located back onto the pallet fixturing, and the

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machine finish cuts the gear’s bore as well as hardmills the flanks and edge radii of its teeth to eliminate any secondary deburring operations.

All the operations are done in the same setup to ensure the gear’s features run true with one another. Likewise, the ring gear is re-fixtured and moves into the machine where its bore is finish cut and all of its gear teeth, including radii, are hardmilled to finish size.

If the gears had been produced using traditional methods, shops would match test them as sets at this stage of production. The drawback to these exclusively matched sets, however, is that pinion gears, simply because they rotate more, tend to wear quicker than do ring gears. When this happens, shops will make a whole new set, even though the ring gear may have additional working life left. They produce a new set because the odds of generating another pinion gear that will roll perfectly matched to the existing ring gear’s pattern are extremely low. However, many gear specialty shops continue to try and accomplish this almost impossible task using reverse engineering.

Of all the challenges involved with machining gear sets, imparting the correct involute form on the pinion gear is the most daunting, and in machining, Mazak uses several proprietary techniques to minimize close out error. In doing so, the company is able to determine the minimal amount of stock to leave on the pinion gear to correct for warping from the heat treating process, yet also leave enough stock to fulfill the case hardened depth requirement. Removing too much material during the finish machining operation can compromise the gear’s case hardened depth, thus affecting the gear’s operation and its working life.

While multi-tasking machines can generate consistently precise matched large spiral bevel gear sets, the process is also dependent on a well-maintained machine tool. Worn and out of tolerance machines will be unable to drive consistently precise 5-axis toolpaths, which is key to accurate gear set machining, as well as any other 5-axis machining application for that matter.

Machines must be reliable, square and deliver repeatable motion.

As the shortage of capacity and long delivery times for large bevel gear sets continue, those shops that lack the volumes to justify the purchase of a big gear cutting machine will look to multitasking machines as a viable option for producing the occasional gear set. With a standard, full 5-axis multi-tasking machine, shops can cost effectively process all of their larger, low-volume parts, including the occasional spiral bevel gear sets.

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Summary of Findings • Members are keeping a spotlight on the coming years with 67 percent working on new products and services, while 44 percent are increasing their R&D efforts in 2015.

• Ninety-three percent of financial executives are expecting their industry to grow or remain constant in 2015. This figure, while still robust, is a slight drop from 2014.

• The focus of capital expenditures in 2015 is heavily weighted towards equipment, with 96 percent of member companies looking to invest in this area. This is a 10 point jump from 2014.

• The impact of rising healthcare costs has created a new initiative to implement preventative healthcare programs at many midsized manufacturers. Fifty-five percent of Member companies are taking this preemptive measure, up from 39 percent last year.

• As the fiscal landscape worsens in the EU, concerns over U.S. economic conditions have diminished. The number of Members anxious over the U.S. budget deficit and government effectiveness has dropped more than 30 percent from previous surveys.

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Revenues and Capital Spending Remain Strong The financial executives polled for this survey predict another impressive year is on the horizon for small and midsized industrial manufacturers, as 90 percent expect revenues to increase or match 2014. This outpaces the Bank of America 2015 CFO Outlook survey in which 87 percent of those responding expect this same level of revenue success. Much of this optimism can be attributed to strong order pipelines, with 50 percent of Member companies seeing new orders exceeding the levels they saw at this time last year. In another encouraging result, 100 percent of respondents anticipate revenue growth with their key customers over the next three years.

Small and midsized manufacturing CFOs are placing greater focus on production this year, as an all-time survey high of 96 percent expect to procure manufacturing equipment in 2015. Other major purchases of note include 44 percent of respondents planning to buy computer hardware and software throughout the coming year. This result deviates from the Bank of America 2015 CFO Outlook survey, where capital expenditures are expected to increase for only 46 percent of those responding.

100 percent of respondents anticipate revenue growth with their key customers over the next three years. their mental hardhats and crafting inventive solutions with inspired business strategies on a daily basis,” said Louise O’Sullivan, founder, president and CEO of Prime Advantage. “Our Members are leveraging digital tools, additive manufacturing and other advancements to operate more efficiently while building superior products. We are relentlessly dedicated to helping our Members and Endorsed Suppliers achieve continued success and we can’t wait to see what they have in store for all of us.”

Employment Up In Manufacturing Small and midsized manufacturing firms are still struggling to find qualified workers to help with ramping up as their industries look for growth. More than 70 percent of Members are experiencing difficulty finding capable employees in their markets with most stating that this is due to insufficient levels of skilled employees in their area.

Members are also concerned about maintaining morale and productivity within their existing workforce during this hunt for new talent.

The top response here, at 70%, was that these manufacturers are having difficulty finding enough skilled workers.

Competition Increases Once again, price pressure from competition is the external factor causing the most anxiety for Members, as three-fourths place this concern at the top. Customer demand is the second biggest apprehension, clocking in as a top fear for 67 percent of CFOs. This is the fourth consecutive year that price pressure from competition and customer demand ranked as the top two concerns. Distress over foreign competition cracks the top three for the first time in this survey’s history, most likely as a result of the strengthening U.S. dollar.

“In the race to achieve 2015 growth goals, our Members and Endorsed Suppliers are strapping on

Responses from the 2015 survey to the question of “How optimistic are you about your company’s financial prospects in 2015?” to our surveys dating back to 2010. The level of optimism did decline in 2015, and the number that said they were less optimistic also increased this year.

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market trend Economic Concerns Have Lessened Responses to the question about whether the CFO believes its company’s new order pipeline will increase, decrease or remain the same this year (in 2015) vs responses to the same question in 2014 from last year’s survey. There was a slight decline in 2015 in projections of new orders over last year.

Responses to the question about whether the CFO believes its company’s revenue expectations will increase, decrease or remain the same as compared to the previous year. Compares this year’s responses to those gathered from our 2014 survey and also shows a decline in expected revenue increases for 2015, compared to last year’s predictions.

Respondents’ optimism about their own companies’ prospects as compared to the US economy, dating back to our survey in 2010.

CFOs have always expressed more optimism about their own companies’ financial prospects in comparison to the US economy, but that optimism has declined for 2015 as compared to the past two years.

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Confidence in the U.S. economy among Members rose four points over last year, as half of respondents indicated that they are more optimistic about the U.S. economy compared to 2014. This finding is consistent with the 2014 Duke University/ CFO Business Outlook survey’s 4th quarter results, which found 50 percent of respondents were more optimistic about the U.S. economy when stacked against the previous quarter. Notably this year, CFOs expectations for their own companies’ financial prospects and for the U.S. economy have converged. For the past several years, significantly more CFOs expressed confidence in their own companies than in the economy overall. But there is now rising confidence in the U.S. economy with 50 percent expecting growth, a record for this survey.

With regard to the question: Please rate the following with regards to their potential impact on the growth and stability of the US economy this year? (Scale of 1 to 5 with 1 being Not Concerned and 5 being Highly Concerned), respondents offered the following: • US Budget Deficit 69 percent selected a 4 or 5 for this response in 2014 and only 40 percent selected it in 2015 • Effectiveness of the US Government 83 percent selected a 4 or 5 for this response in 2014 and only 51 percent selected it in 2015 • European Fiscal Conditions were identified by 33 percent in 2014 and 54 percent selected it as a high concern in 2015.

Methodology In February 2015, Prime Advantage surveyed financial executives and leaders from Member companies, with annual revenues ranging between $10 million and $4 billion, of which the majority ranges between $20 million and $500 million.

The survey received 15 percent response rate from top professionals representing U.S.-based manufacturers in more than 25 different industries, including commercial foodservice equipment, packaging, truck and trailer, material handling, food processing and construction equipment.

Prime Advantage has polled its Members for their impressions of current economic conditions since February 2008.

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Suhner Introduces Spindles for Robots In keeping with the trend of using strong arm robots in machining operations, Suhner has developed a line of spindles specifically made to meet the demanding requirements of end-of-arm robotic operation. 3 types of machining units are offered. Models BEX15 WW-ER25 and BEX 15 WW-HSK32 cover up to Ø15mm.

Maximum permissible torque values, depending on unit configuration, range between 12Nm and 50Nm. Model MAX 40-CO offers 400 Nm maximum torque, reaching a drilling capacity of Ø 40mm in mild steel.

Spindle units are versatile and accurate and offer varying levels of power for applications large and small.

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Coolant-Thru Tooling from Heimatec Heimatec, producer of live tools, angle and multi-spindle drill heads announced the availability of a coolant-thru feature on all current tooling lines. Coolant-thru technology is often the answer for faster, cleaner cutting on larger anddeeper parts, where the chips and excess heat build-up are significant challenges.

Heimatec now offers high-pressure coolant-thru designs up to 1000 psi on straight and 2000 psi on angle head tools.

Company president Preben Hansen comments, “Production drilling should almost always be done with internal coolant tools and this development means we’ll be able to satisfy more customer needs in that area.”

A full range of styles and pressures is available immediately.

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Vertical CNC Grinder from Shigiya, Now with Polygon Capability The world-first GPV-10 Vertical CNC Grinders from Shigiya have been updated to include advanced polygon grinding technology utilized in their successful GPES Series. The compact machine includes a direct-drive workhead and is capable of outstanding accuracy. An innovative gate structure further ensures accuracy by counter measuring against vibration, thermal displacement and noise. A top beam securely connects the upper portion of the two columns.

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Fronius Offers Battery-Power TIG welding solution Fronius has expanded its range of battery-operated welding solutions to include a variant for TIG welding.

Weighing 10.9 kg, the AccuPocket 150/400 TIG is just as handy as the device already available for MMA welding, which has impressed with its TIG functions such as the touchdown ignition and TIG Comfort Stop (TCS). However, the AccuPocket TIG also offers additional, powerful TIG functions such as a two and four-step switchover, which facilitate the welding of thin sheets in particular.

The TIG pulse function of the new AccuPocket is of central importance to TIG welders, as this ensures reduced heat input, improved gap-bridging ability and a better weld seam appearance. This can also be used to achieve a weave pattern in the weld seam typical of TIG welding, in which the two components are to be joined without the use of filler metal (autogenous). With the TAC function, the customer can quickly and safely join the base material at the start of welding as well as during setting out and tacking.

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Yaskawa Motoman Releases New Versatile Robot The new MH24 six-axis robot excels in assembly, dispensing, material handling, machine tending and packaging applications. It features a new curved upper arm that enhances its reach and allows a wider range of applications.

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Seco Announces Evolution in Duratomic® Technology Seco Tools, LLC introduces three new turning inserts which strive to balance toughness and hardness. The new TP2501, TP1501 and TP0501 represent an evolution and expansion of the Duratomic technology introduced by Seco in 2007,which was the industry’s first textured, a-based Al2O3 coating. The Duratomic CVD aluminium-oxide coating process manipulates coating components at an atomic level to achieve improved mechanical and thermal properties and enhance performance.

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Because of the associated costs in time and maintaining skilled labor, it’s an art that has largely been abandoned. At Okuma however, hand scraping is meticulously performed on every machine we build. That’s because there’s no substitute for hand scraping when it comes to maintaining high levels of CNC machining accuracy and sustaining a long, stable and productive life for your machine.

Every Okuma is hand scraped on each mating surface – involving six or more of the machine’s components. The craftsmen who perform hand scraping are carefully trained, and tap into their experienced, intuitive sense of how to fine-tune the unique characteristics of each individual machine.

Why go to all this trouble? Because there’s no better way to ensure that tight tolerances are maintained consistently, and that this level of CNC machining performance will be sustained for years to come. As for lifetime cost of ownership – highly productive machines that last a long time always yield the lowest cost-per-part.

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The Essential Objectives of Hand Scraping Hand scraping sets the foundation for productive CNC machining. It is performed with the following objectives in mind: • Accuracy Scraping is done to align components within millionths of an inch, allowing for consistently-held, tight tolerances.

• Flatness Eight to ten contact points per square inch are created to prevent rocking, add balance when tightening, and to allow for true flatness in parts.

• Oil Pockets Some machine surfaces have oil injected onto them. Hand scraping allows for creation of oil pockets, which holds oil on the surface and allows for gliding motion.

Without oil pockets, two flat surfaces will stick together.

• Appearance The finishing touch of scraping is aesthetic. Once accuracy, flatness, and oil pockets are handled, parts are “design scraped” to achieve an attractive textured finish.

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Case Study Flat Machine Surfaces Do NOT Create Consistent Parts Hand scraping introduces carefully placed high and low spots on the mating surfaces of the CNC machine (see Figure 1). While it’s natural instinct to believe that flat surfaces would be better for machining accuracy, this is, in fact, not true. Two flat surfaces in contact on the machine will stick, creating inconsistent machining characteristics.

Tight tolerances can only be achieved by adding high and low spots that hold oil and allow for gliding, rather than sticking. Introducing more contact points via the high and low spots also allows for balance and therefore perfect mating.

With flat surfaces there is only one contact point, which creates a state of imbalance.

that the machine tool starts out with a solid, rigid foundation. There are uncontrollable process variables in casting such as slight changes in base materials, mold release agents, temperature and environmental conditions that cause each component to have unique characteristics.

And, while metal behaves in similar ways from one casting to the next, once it’s released from a constrained position it can move and flex in unpredictable ways. Hand scraping corrects fluctuations arising from these variables.

Hypothetically, if a mechanical process were used to perform hand scraping, it would necessarily be based on predictable outcomes. That’s the nature of machining processes. However, due to the variables described above, each component must be handled with consideration for its unique characteristics. This can only be done by experienced artisans who can see, touch and feel where, and how, the scraping must be applied.

Okuma’s hand scraping professionals utilize several specialized tools in a variety of motions.

Hand pushing, “body power strokes,” and curved scraping are performed as needed to maximize the efficiency of the machine tool’s operation.

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Hand Scraping for Mated SurfacesFor moving parts, introduction of high and low points allows the two surfaces to glide together without sticking.

For bolted parts, hand scraping creates a tighter fit, which is less likely to separate as a result of the material expansion, contraction and flexing that occurs during CNC machining processes.

The Human Touch For all CNC machine tool builders, machine components are fundamentally comprised of castings. However molding these castings is not always a consistently repeatable process. Okuma recognizes this and utilizes hand scraping to ensure

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Clearly, hand scraping adds some cost to the machine building process. However, by finetuning the machine so that it operates in balanced harmony rather than creating wear and tear on itself and on parts, more, higher-quality parts are produced, and the machine lasts longer. Okuma does not embrace a “disposable parts, disposable machine” philosophy. We do hand scraping because we know that lifetime cost of ownership and cost-per-part are reduced when you produce more, quality parts over a longer time frame.

Long-Term Accuracy and Productivity Make Good Business Sense Hand scraping is used on every machine built

by Okuma because it is essential to creating a solid, efficient machine tool foundation. It combines art and science with the personal touch of skilled craftsmen. Hand scraping enables consistent highaccuracy and long-term performance, and makes good business sense for every CNC machine shop.

To learn more about hand scraping, check with your local Okuma Distributor, or visit the Okuma website at www.okuma.com.

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2005 (1919)

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1983 (1907)

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eNGINe LATHeS SUMMIT 39.5” x 134” Hollow Spindle Engine Lathe Model 38-12XRO, 12.5” Spindle Bore, Taper Attachment, Rapid Traverse, Power Tailstock, Inch/Metric Threading, Steady Rest, sn:49503001 REDUCED PRICE (1833) POREBA 53” x 236” Manual Engine Lathe, Model TR135B1x6M, 53.14” Swing Over Bed, Over Cross Slide 40.15”, Swing in Gap 66.92”, 4.72” Bore, Distance Between Centers 236.22”, Inch/Metric, 31.5” 4-Jaw Chuck, 49” 4-Jaw Chuck, Tool Post, Taper Attachment, Power Rapid, Tail Stock, Steady Rests (1877) LEBLOND 36” x 228” Engine Lathe, Model NK, Max. Swing 36”, Max. Distance Between Centers 228”, Bore 2-1/4”, 24” 4-Jaw Chuck, 30 HP, Threading, Steady Rest, Rapid Traverse, Trak 2-Axis DRO (1874) STANDARD MODERN 20” x 80” Engine Lathe, Swing Over Bed 22”, Swing Over Cross Slide 12”, 80” CC, 12” 3-Jaw Chuck, Face Plat, 10” Steady Rest, Inch/Metric Treadhing (1900)

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(10) 90” x 215” x 19” Cast Iron T-SLOTTED FLOOR PLATES, matched to bolt together (1630)

DAEWOO LYNX 200B CNC Lathe, Model 200B, 8” Chuck, Swing Over Bed 18.11”, X-Travel 6.3”, Z-Travel 13”, Fanuc 21-T, Tool Presetter, Auto Gantry Load/Off Loader, Chip Conveyor, sn:L2000824 (1844) MIGHTY VIPER CNC Turning Centers, VT-25BL, Swing Between Centers 20.4” x 48”, Max. Turning Length 41”, 3” Bore, Chuck Cap. To 10”, Fanuc Series Oi-TD CNC Controls, mfg. 2011 (1920 – 1923)

CNC PLATe PUNCHeS

PReSS BRAKeS

FLOOR PLATeS

CONTROLLED AUTOMATION 175 Ton CNC Plate Punch, Model 2AT-175, 30” x 60” Max. Plate Size, 1 ½” Max. Material Thickness, Max. Hole Size 2 5/16”, Max. Angle Size 8” x 8” x 1-1/8”, mfg. 1996 (1801) PEDDINGHAUS 1500/3E CNC Plate Punch with Plasma Cutting Torch, FPB1500-3E, 177 Ton Punch Capacity, Max. Plate Width 60”, Fagor 8025 CNC Control (1918)

BeAM LINeS PEDDINGHAUS OCEAN AVENGER CNC Beam Drill Line, MDL1000, Installed 2007, 60’ Profile Size with Optional Rush 250A Drill Grinder, Video on Website, sn:49099 (1878)

BeNDING ROLLS HAEUSLER 6” x 6” x ¾” Horizontal Angle Bending Roll, Model HPR330-H, 40 HP, 23 FPM Roller Speed, Mfg. 1998, sn:97-1785 (1672) CRAIG AND DONALD 5” X 5” X ¾” Angle Bending Roll, Model #4, Angle Bending Cap. (Leg Out) 6” x 6” x ½”, Main Motor (440 Volt) 15 HP, sn:8/50 (1799)

BeNDeRS HAEUSLER 6” x 6” x ¾” Horizontal Angle Bending Roll, Model HPR-330H, Diameter of Bending Rolls 20.47”, Main Motor 40 HP, Round Bar

PACIFIC 300 Ton x 30’ Hydraulic Press Brake, Model K300-30, Overall Bed Length 30’, Distance BH28 5-1/2”,Bending Cap. ¼” x 24’, 12” Stroke, Open Height 20”, Closed Height 8”, Throat Depth 10”, Tonnage Control, 3 Speed Unit, Excellent Condition REDUCED PRICE (1848)

ROLLS DAVI MC4P 4-Roll CNC Hydraulic Angle Bending Roll, 4” x 4” x ½” Angle Out/Angle In, Like New (only 15 hours use), sn:20820017, mfg.

2011 (1911)

SHeARS CINCINNATI 16’ x 3/8” Mechanical Plate Shear, Model 4316, Cap. 16’ x 3/8”, 48” Front Operated Power Back Gauge, Hold Downs 17, Left Hand Squaring Arm, Palm Buttons (1847)

ANGLe PUNCH LINe

HOBART/PANDJIRIS Welding Manipulator & Vertical Seam Welder, 8’V x 8’H Arm Travels, Mfg. 1986 (1477) KOIKE ARONSON Plasma Burning Machiner, 8’ x 8’ x 43”, Beveling Head, Mfg. 1996 (1588)

FOLDING MACHINeS JORNS CNC Hydraulic Folding Machine, Super-Line 300-soMB4000-12.2, 16 Gauge, 32’ Forming Length, 6 Bend Cylinders (1613)

GeAR MACHINeS (2) NATIONAL Broach Red Ring Gear Shavers (1495-1496) NILES Model ZSTV-06 Gear Grinder, 31.49” Gear Dia. (1600) STAR Model 4HS Hob Shaper, 10’ Work Diameter (1606) HOFLER Gear Tester, Model HFR-2000, Mfg. 1981, Index Testing, Lead Testing, External Gears (1664) SCHIESS Vertical Gear Hobber, Model RF-35/40, Max. Workpiece dia.

170”, Axial and Helix Travels and Angles, Main Motor 32 HP, Change Gears and much more (1809) PFAUTER Vertical Gear Hobber, Model P3000B, 120” Max. Workpiece Dia., Main Motor 20 HP, Equipped with Universal Hob Head with Auto Hob Shift, Chip Conveyor, Change Gears, Differential Mechanism and much more (1810) SCHIESS Vertical Gear Hobber, Model RF30E, Max. Workpiece Dia. 128”, Main Motor 32 HP, Change Gears and much more (1811)

PReSSeS GREENERD 30 Ton, HP-30-38-30 Hydraulic C-Frame Press, Bed Area 17” x 22”, Throat Depth 11-1/2, Adj. Stroke Approx. 20” (1754)

MeCHANICAL PReSSeS NIAGARA 100 Ton OBI, 10” Stroke, AC&B (1199)

STRAIGHTeNeRS, FeeDeRS, UNReeLeRS, STRIP WeLDeR AMERICAN Steel Line 20,000# x 24” x .250 Uncoiler & Straightener (1224) AMERICAN Steel Line 30,000# x 72” Motorized Coil Reel (1247) COOPER WEYMOUTH 5,000 lb x 12’ x .090” Cradle/Straightener (599) ROWE 30” x .065, 30” Wide (925)

MISC. GRINDeRS, TOOL & CUTTeR GRINDeRS (4) GIDDINGS & LEWIS (Winslow) Drill, Pointers Mod. Winslowmatic HC & HC 101 (701, 703, 705)

FRANKLIN Angle Shear, 90 Ton, 6’ x 6’ x 5/8” (1582)

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36” AEM Belt Grinder and Deburring Machine, Model OF2-M2-900, Width of Belt 36”, Height Under Belt 3/16” to 6” (adjustable), Feed Belt Motor ¾ HP, Deburr Brush Size 6”, Grinding Belt Motor 15HP, sn:WB6859 (1802)

CINCINNATI 12” x 36” Universal Cylindrical Grinder, Max. Swing Over Bed 12”, Distance Between Centers 36”, Variable Speed Workhead with Tailstock, Universal Grinding Head, Swing Down Internal Grind Motor

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ONSITE & ONLINE AUCTION MAJOR ARCHITECTURAL METAL COMPANY A-VAL ARCHITECTURAL METAL III, LLC 240 WASHINGTON STREET • MT. VERNON, NY 10553

Auction Date: Tuesday, May 19th, 2015 Starting @ 10:30am Inspection Date: Monday, May 18th, from 8am to 4pm & morning of sale

Auction Highlights

Plate Bending Mills: 2011 12’ x ½” Parmigiani VBH-12/290 4-Roll w/CNC Control & Camber Attachment (Rated ½”) • CNC Hydraulic 7-Axis Press Brakes: 242 Ton x 14’ 2” Amada HFE2204-S (2006), 187 Ton x 14’ 2” Amada HFE1704-S (2001) – Also – Large Qty. Of European Style Brake Tooling • CNC Laser 2003 Amada 2000 Watt LC2415 AIII • Shear: ½” x 13’ Amada ESH-4013 Hydraulic w/PLC (2001) • CNC Water Jet System: 2007 Flow Hyper-Jet 100 6’ x 12’ • Folder: 2007 Leung Chi Mdl. LT2040 161” x 3/32” Cap., • CNC V-Groove Planer 2007 Leung Chi LP4200 ¼” to 1/8” Thickness, 165” Length • Angle Rolls: 2005 3” x 3” x 3/8” Eagle CPD80 and 2004 Eagle CP30MS • Ironworker: 2004 Scotchman #9012-24M Hydraulic • Power Notcher: 8.6” x 8.6” x ¼” Euromac Multi 220/R (1999) • Saws: 18” Marvel Series 8 Mark II, 2010 9” x 16” DoAll 400S – Also DoAll Vertical Bandsaws, Abrasive Saws & Cut-Offs. Toolroom: 20” x 54” LeBlond Makino “Regal” Servo Shift w/Inch/MM, Bridgeport Series I’s with DRO’s, Hardinge HLV-H, HSL & TFB Lathes • Welders: Including Lincoln Power MIG350’s, Precision TIG 375, Square Wave TIG 275 & Others. Sanders: 25” Timesaver, Doucet PMC-3602 HD Stroke Sander, Johansen T8E & Others • Paint Booth: 14’ x 22’ Devilbiss • Compressors 20HP & 15HP Kaeser Also Air Dryers • Forklifts: 8275# Clark C5003100 5500#, Hyster H90XMS • Manlift: Grove SM3269XT Mobile Scissor Type • Large Qty of Field & Shop Support • Enormous Qty. of Related Hardware & Inventory • Materials Including Enormous Qty of S/S Sheets, Extruded Aluminum Lengths, Brass & Bronze Strip, Etc. and Assorted Tempered Plate Glass & Acrylics. 14 Vehicles: 2009 Ford F-250 Super Duty V8 Lariat, 2005 GMC C650 Glass Rack Truck W/17’ Rack, 2000 Isuzu Glass Rack Truck W/20’ Double Sided Racks – Plus Other Pick-Ups & Vans – New as 2009!

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