Sketch Turn with integrated MW Cutting Simulation. (Module Works )
Simulation Software

Doosan chooses Module Works' cutting simulation technology

South Korea — Software component provider Module Works announced that Doosan Machine Tools has integrated their cutting simulation technology into their Sketch Turn product. The software replaces Doosan’s previous cutting simulation engine and is part of the group’s strategy to optimize the availability and effectiveness of machining information on the shop floor.

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Covis relies on Big Kaiser for its precision machining: boring heads, roughing heads and the modular Smart Damper vibration damping system from the Swiss tooling supplier help Covis to adhere to very tight tolerances even on exotic materials and superalloys. (Big Kaiser)
Machining tools

High-precision tooling for accurate superalloy machining

Italy — When highly demanding projects must comply with very tight tolerances on unique components manufactured from hard-to-machine materials such as Inconel, a tool needs more than just industry-leading reliability. An example of this is the long-term technological partnership between Big Kaiser and Covis, where high-precision tooling products have enabled Covis to meet the tough requirements of its customers.

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Galleries

MES of the future: This information density is what medium-sized manufacturing companies want. (Fauser)
Manufacturing Execution System

Research project develops MES system of the future

Germany — In a research project funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi), ATS Elektronik, the Institute for Manufacturing Technology and Machine Tools at Leibniz University in Hanover and Fauser are developing new functions for the Manufacturing Execution System of the future. The project is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2021.

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