The CNC TIMES

Vol 4, Issue 2

CNC Times is an effort to bring about a faster revolution in implementing 
CNC technology by integrating 40,000 CNC personnel's brain 
power of 
CNC trade.

 

Date:-04-June-2001    

IN THIS ISSUE

(1) LIGHT FANTASTIC, OR OPTICAL ILLUSION?

(2) MEET THE FUTURE : THE X INTERNET

(3) EDS TO ACQUIRE SDRC

(4) DOT-COM DOWNTURN BRINGS BRISK BUSINESS TO JAPAN

(5) DESPITE SLUMP, SERVER COMPANIES STAY HOT

(6) COROMANT CAPTO - THE ONLY UNIVERSAL SYSTEM

(7) TALK - N - MAIL 2000

(8) NEW CLASSIC SERIES HARIG GRINDERS ANNOUNCED

(9) DUAL SPINDLE MACHINES FOR 6-SIDED COMPLETE MACHINING

(10) METAL BLANK LUBRICATION STATION

(11) NEW PLUNGE MILLING CUTTERS FROM SECO

(12) ADVANCED WIRE EDM GENERATOR IMPROVES MAKINO'S AWARD WINNING DESIGN

(13) DELCAM OFFERS REVERSE ENGINEERING FOR THE REAL WORLD

(14) HARDINGE SETS NEW STANDARDS

(1) LIGHT FANTASTIC, OR OPTICAL ILLUSION?

Terabeam is creating a nationwide wireless network in USA that beams optical communications signals through the air instead of through glass fiber buried in the ground. Compared to other broadband providers, Terabeam claims its service, which is designed for small to midsize companies in major cities,is better, faster, and easier to hook up than services from 
competitors.

Find more on the topic:
http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/may2001/tc20010522_670.htm
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(2) MEET THE FUTURE : THE X INTERNET

Calling today's Internet "dumb, boring and isolated," Forrester Research is playing a funeral dirge for the Net as we know it, predicting that the World Wide Web will soon be replaced by a richer, interactive "X Internet." 

Get more details:
http://www.newsfactor.com/perl/story/10012.html
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(3) EDS TO ACQUIRE SDRC

EDS today announced an agreement to purchase Structural Dynamics Research Corporation (SDRC) for approximately $950 million in cash, or $25.00 a share. 

Get more details:
http://www.eds.com/news/news_release_template.shtml?rowid=2024
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(4) DOT-COM DOWNTURN BRINGS BRISK BUSINESS TO JAPAN

As struggling U.S. dot-coms look overseas for fresh sources of revenue, Japan has emerged as a favorite destination thanks to its relatively early stage of growth for Web-based enterprises and Internet commerce. 

Get more details:

http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20010527/tc/japan_dotcoms_dc_1.html
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(5) DESPITE SLUMP, SERVER COMPANIES STAY HOT

The dotcom implosion has slashed computer demand. But despite the slump, millions of dollars from the likes of International Business Machines Corp, financier George Soros, and Deutsche Bank AGM-^Rs Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown are flowing into new server companies intending to take on the mainstays of the computer-server business.

Get more details:

http://www.zdnetindia.com/biztech/resources/enterprise/computing/stories/23602.ht ml?slink=nsl 

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(6) COROMANT CAPTO - THE ONLY UNIVERSAL SYSTEM

Centre bolt clamping needed for good stability in a Machining centre. To avoid vibration in a milling or boring operation a very rigid coupling is required.

Get Details:

http://www.coromant.sandvik.com/sandvik/0110/Internet/I-Kit1/se02673.nsf/Alldocs/DAC64300E8D9C1
DBC1256A32005C1425

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(7) TALK - N - MAIL 2000

Bored of sending plain text emails and regular e-greetings? Now design your own 'talking' emails with speech, pictures, 3D animation and sounds. How? Simply download this cool freebie. Run the smart Wizard. Add messages, images, animation... And send your Birthday wishes, congratulations or 'just to say Hi' notes, in less than 5 minutes!

Details:
http://www.zdnetindia.com/downloads/info/49026.html?slink=nsl 

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(8) NEW CLASSIC SERIES HARIG GRINDERS ANNOUNCED

Bridgeport Machines and Harig are pleased to announce the new Classic Series 612 and 618 Hand Feed Grinders.

Details:

http://www.bpt.com/news.html?PVR=9908148495334&pvCatID=9808873311674&PVinclude=viewNews

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(9) DUAL SPINDLE MACHINES FOR 6-SIDED COMPLETE MACHINING

Uniquely designed working area combined with 1 g acceleration of the axes. Machining on 5-axes with tail stock support and 1 g acceleration of the axes.

Get more details:
http://notes2.gildemeister.com/gildemeister/produkte.nsf/42046328bd42ea55c12568ce004e2ea5/893E1
3ADAEB70AF9802569E30056D4B4?OpenDocument

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(10) METAL BLANK LUBRICATION STATION

Each system consists of a conveyor specifically for the application with precise roller and/or spray lubricant application controlled by a UNIST SPR-2000 "SPROLL-IT" digital control unit.

More Details:
http://www.unist.com/blanker.htm

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(11) NEW PLUNGE MILLING CUTTERS FROM SECO

Plunge milling, i.e. milling in axial direction, has become a more and more common application especially in weak set-ups, working with large overhangs and other applications with risk of vibrations.

More Details:
http://www.secotools.se/products/news/news001.shtml

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(12) ADVANCED WIRE EDM GENERATOR IMPROVES MAKINO'S AWARD WINNING DESIGN

Makino's latest addition to its award-winning U-Series Wire EDM machines, the U53K, relies on advanced generator technology for faster cycle times while achieving superior surface finishes and workpiece accuracy. In some applications, the U53K can slash cycle time by 50 percent while achieving high quality surface finishes of 3µmRmax in just three machining passes.

More Details:
http://www.makino.com/shared/news/u53k_4-01.asp

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(13) DELCAM OFFERS REVERSE ENGINEERING FOR THE REAL WORLD

Delcam claims to offer the first reverse engineering system for the real world with the latest release of its CopyCAD software. The new version incorporates a range of unique new tools to help users produce smooth CAD surfaces from digitised data that can then be used in a wide range of product development applications, including the creation of CAD models from physical models, updating CAD master models to reflect modification to prototypes, the design of new parts based on existing components, and the repair of tooling where no CAD data exists.

More Details:
http://www.cnctimes.com/ezine/pages/delrev.htm

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(14) HARDINGE SETS NEW STANDARDS

Hardinge sets a new standard in high-performance CNC turning with the next generation of lathes that will take your machining capabilities to new heights. Ideal for basic lathe machining or multi-tasking operations in a single setup, QUEST lathes are offered in both Precision and Super-Precision models. Choose the exact model and machine configuration with the wide range of multi-tasking options so you can quickly and efficiently produce precise parts in a single setup!

More Details:
http://www.hardinge.com/Pages/111_12_Q51.html

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