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Turning, is the process used to produce cylindrical components in a lathe. It can be done manually, or using a CNC machine.
When turning, a cylindrical piece of material (wood, metal, etc.) is rotated and a cutting tool is traversed along 2 axes of motion to produce precise diameters and depths. Turning can be either on the outside of the cylinder or on the inside.
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Quality turned parts from small to high volume
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CNC turning specialist Gainden (Subcon Stand D119) produces a wide range of products for customers in areas ranging from electronic connectors and opto-electronic components to automobile, motorcycle, hydraulic and pneumatic accessory manufacture.
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New Systems Automate Composite Wind-Turbine Blade Fabrication, Double Throughput and Increase Quality
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MAG is revolutionizing the manufacture of composite wind-turbine blades with the introduction of two patent-pending technologies at the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) WINDPOWER 2009 show in May at Chicago's McCormick Place.
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Precision Fine Turning For Sliding Head Autos With LMT's Decotec
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Developed for the fine finishing of a wide range of materials on CNC sliding head lathes, Decotec LC415X is a totally new range of polished and ground inserts providing a choice of ultra-precise tip radius of either 0.08 or 0.015 mm.
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Get more out of turning operations
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Boosting the productivity of a lathe operation by at least 50 percent is as easy as adding a barfeeder. Such productivity gains stem from the fact that barfeeders provide a constant supply of raw part material to lathes, allow for unattended operation and lend support for machining at fast speeds.
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The power of seven
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Today’s small shops are increasingly discovering the power of seven – that is 7-axis dual-spindle CNC screw-type turning machines.
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