Emuge Offers Efficient, Quick-Change WorkholdingControlling production costs is critical for today’s gear manufacturers, especially when factoring in global economic pressures. One key effective cost savings measure is using a quality quick-change workholding system (QCS). A quality quick-change workholding system can increase machine up-time, resulting in greater production on existing machines. Also, by minimizing the changeover time from one workpiece to another, investing in quick-change workholding for new machines can often reduce the number of machines needing to be purchased.
Read More Inside Look at the Hard Finishing CellGleason Combines Threaded Wheel Grinding with GRSL Gear Inspection
By Dr. Antoine Türich
At the 2019 MPT show in Detroit, Michigan, Gleason unveiled for the first time its new Hard Finishing
Cell (HFC) with integrated, 100% inspection of all gears in process.
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