One of the components machined on the new nakamura NTY3-150 turning centre at West End Precision. (Source: WEPL)
New turning centre

Subcontractor takes off with 18th Nakamura

West End Precision, which serves sectors like automotive and aerospace, has been investing in newer, faster machines to keep up with surging demand. The latest acquisition, a Nakamura WT150IIF, enhances production efficiency and reduces downtime, while also featuring energy-efficient technology aimed at reducing power consumption and CO2 emissions.

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Edmund Boland has been appointed as General Manager of Anca CNC Machines. (Source: Anca)
Leadership shift

Anca Machine Tools appoints new General Manager

Edmund Boland steps in as General Manager of Anca CNC Machines with 15 years of diverse experience, aiming to guide the company through a landscape of innovation and market challenges. Known for prior leadership during the Covid-19 pandemic, Boland's appointment is set to further strengthen the firm's global standing in the CNC machines market.

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The compact M20 Millturn, with its generously dimensioned components and powerful drives, is  designed for long-term precision and maximum performance. (Source: WFL)
Smart machining

WFL M20 Millturn now in 2 and 3 metre variants

The new WFL M20 Millturn is now available for longer shaft parts with the addition of two new centre width variants of 2 m and 3 m. The special features are the high performance of the machine as well as the individual configurability. WFL is targeting customers who are looking for a reliable solution for very demanding parts.

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The machine now includes a twin- rather than single-screen control. (Source: Hurco)
3-axis machining

Plus version of Hurco VMC with many upgraded features

Hurco has unveiled an enhanced VM30i Plus, a 3-axis VMC with a twin-screen Win Max control, a powerful 12,000 rpm spindle, and advanced software capabilities. The machine streamlines operations with features like continuous tool-material contact, real-time graphical simulations, and Tool Change Optimization, reducing tool changes and boosting run times.

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Thomas Goldthorpe from Productive Machines on the left and Richard Millar from NMIS (Source: Productive Machines)
Industry 4.0 milling solutions

Productive Machines joins the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland

Productive Machines, a deep tech Industry 4.0 company developing automated solutions for milling processes, is excited to announce its membership with the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS). Together the two organisations will deliver advanced machining technologies, optimise CNC milling processes, and offer tap test training and services to the manufacturing and engineering community.

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