American Machinist Weekly Update

Supercomputer Accelerates CFD for Product-Design Simulations

Automotive, aerospace, and other design programs have a new functional resource to speed computational fluid dynamics and allow product developers to complete previously unfeasible simulations faster than ever before.

Fusion, Inc. offers a variety of customizable fixed station and rotary indexing machines matched to your requirements. The machines are complemented by a complete line of brazing pastes and dispensers. Fusion, Inc. – your One Source for Brazing!

Webinar: Introduction to Collaborative Machine Tending Automation

An On Demand New Equipment Digest and American Machinist-hosted webinar, sponsored by Universal Robots

Machine Tool Orders Rising Quickly Now

Manufacturers’ year-to-date investments for metal-cutting and metal-forming equipment exceeded $2 billion for the first five months of 2021, +50% higher than last year.

The Business Case for a Mid-Year Reset

A plan without goals is a dream – but sometimes a goal needs a reset to be effective.

What to Look for When Reviewing CMMS Vendors

Software developers aim to serve multiple types of buyers, so consider functionality, scalability, flexibility, and other critical factors when you consider investing in a computerized maintenance management system.

All Spindle Rebuilds Are Not Equal

Close attention to design details and communication throughout the rebuild process, as well as speed and reliability, are advantages that go beyond technical expertise.

New Material for Larger, High-Strength AM Parts

3D Systems’ new industrial resin advances stereolithography for structural and load-bearing parts, for automotive parts and consumer goods, with smooth sidewalls and superior isotropic strength

Fully Automated, Six-Sided Multifunction Machining

New 715 Series mill-turn machine is a fully automated design for producing complex parts for medical, aerospace, energy, and automotive sectors.

New 5-Axis UMC for High Precision Cutting

A novel machine concept includes a horizontal spindle position that permits the longest possible Z-travel path and optimal chip fall, and the three linear axes maximize stability by minimizing the distance between the guides and the machining point.

Flexible Jaws Provide Maximum Grip

For increased workholding power during turning, an optimized contour provides a secure grip, and the jaws’ weight and center of gravity, plus cutting forces, combine to minimize loss of clamping force.