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CNC stands for Computer Numerical Control, and refers specifically to a computer "controller" that reads G-code instructions and drives the machine tool, a powered mechanical device typically used to fabricate metal components by the selective removal of metal. CNC does numerically directed interpolation of a cutting tool in the work envelope of a machine.
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Osset uses diesel-powered tyre-press for mobility
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Penny Hydraulics has delivered a mobile tyre-press powered by a diesel generator to Yorkshire-based Ossett Tyre House (Ken Clarke).
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Infimatic releases Freedom eLog machine tool performance software
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Freedom eLog from Infimatic provides production managers with 24/7 intelligence on machine uptime (shown in green on the web-based reports) and identifies and categorizes downtime events (by color) for analysis. The software links all machines on the plant floor to allow real-time checks of total production activity or individual machine status, generate alerts, and accumulate data for report generation in a variety of formats.
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Weiler brush added to abrasive filament line
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Weiler has introduced the Burr-Rx brush to its Nylox abrasive filament product line.
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CNC for mold and die applications
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Based on a Windows XP platform and using Pentium-based hardware, the high speed multi-channel 8070 CNC system is suited for the high performance required by mold and die applications, according to manufacturer Fagor.
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CNC helps shop make machining headway
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Triton now specializes in manufacturing high-performance parts for personal watercraft, motorcycles, Go Peds and the occasional motorcycle race team. It produces a full line of performance products for just about every personal watercraft on the market.
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