Canadian Metalworking

Coordinate Industries, Oakville, Ont., produces precision machined parts for the aerospace, defence, and medical industries.

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The six-wheel pack changer helps ensure that all of the grinding, honing, and buffing operations are performed in one setup.

Performance-balanced HMCs, like Mazak's HCN-6800 NEO, are well-thought-out machines when it comes to every aspect of their design.

The entire process–from creating electrodes right through to the finished molds–now can be performed in a single setup.

Because the aerospace sector is such a technically demanding field, Safran must prove time and again that it can meet any challenges.

Bristol Machine Works, Sudbury, Ont., offers complete manufacturing support, including machining, gear cutting, welding, heat treatment, and chroming services.

Tiger Tool's standard products include drive shaft pullers, yoke pullers, wheel stud removers, and pin and bushing kits.

The new generation is engineered and designed to simplify gundrilling operations. These machines are suitable for numerous industries, including firearms, automotive, medical, energy, defence, and aerospace.

Mass finishing now is a suitable method of surface finishing for 3D-printed components.

Moulexpert Inc., Levis, Quebec, a designer and manufacturer of multicavity injection moulds for the food packaging industry’s thin-wall packaging sector sourced new machine tool technology for its work.

Canadian Metalworking (CM) asked Erin Farmer, sales manager for Mitutoyo Canada, for his thoughts on measurement in a grinding process.

Canadian Metalworking (CM) asked Karl Hollis, technical sales manager at Precision Micro, a UK-based company specializing in chemical etching, to explain the process and the metals that can be chemically etched.