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The Lupine Purple Cuticle Oil Pen is a soft, fine brush type oil pen that can be carried next to the user, such as a handbag, bag, or desk drawer, and can be continuously and easily managed.

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2019.09.30

Whether a prototyping platform or a production manufacturing station – standard machine elements from Elesa underpin and enable a great deal of equipment delivering advanced engineering solutions to industries as various as medical devices, aero engineering, composite manufacturing, automotive, advanced metal manufacturing and Industry 4.0.
 
Elesa Stand A2 is the place to visit for ideas about standard machine elements that can enhance customer machines, aid production while reducing time and costs. The Elesa team are dedicated to providing a platform for knowledge transfer and business discussions across R&D design, test, measurement & inspection, raw materials & processing, manufacturing, production and automation.
 
Elesa will feature flagship machine elements including the LM series stainless steel levelling feet with EHEDG certification, especially for food related environments where bio-level cleaning is required on a frequent basis.
 
Demonstrating their wide portfolio, Elesa will demonstrate GLA roller slide guides for use as conveyor side guides, as well as VB three-arm hand knobs for clamping/adjustment of equipment – also MVAS safety vertical toggle clamps.
 
Where more active control is required, e.g. of machine rollers, then the Elesa stand will feature their UC-RF control unit which combined with DD series RF electronic position indicators, offers a PLC connected monitoring system which is particularly suitable for applications that require frequent format changes, facilitating the correct adjustment of the target-current position of the machine parts, also representing a safety system. In fact, even if a single DD52R-E-RF indicator is not placed in the target position, PLC doesn’t allow the beginning of the machine production cycle, thus avoiding production issues.
 
Further information regarding Elesa products may be found at: www.elesa.com.

45,000 operating hours. This is how long - or even longer - a 15-year old cylindrical grinding machine is in use. Anything that does this much will wear, and this particularly shows itself in the geometry and precision. High time to give the machine a good overhaul. A machine overhaul at STUDER makes an old machine into one that is as good as new; in other words, a machine that has the same tolerances as when it was first delivered. If the requirements on the machine have also changed, the machine can be configured and retrofitted to the customer's requirements during the overhaul.

The S40 was in use at LMT Kieninger for 14 years. The company specializes in highly demanding machining tasks and manufactures special tools for die and mold making. "The S40 was the Rolls Royce of grinding machines. But the machine still wears over time and after intensive use", admits Heiko Braun, Group Manager of Cylindrical/Surface Grinding and Assembly. It was clear to LMT Kieninger that they should send the cylindrical grinding machine to the STUDER factory in Switzerland for an overhaul. STUDER provided them with a loan machine for around three months and took care of everything from A to Z - from collection through to customs formalities. "We were very satisfied with the loan machine. Apart from a few little things, we were able to continue grinding as usual", sums up Braun. The special feature about a machine overhaul at STUDER? It is the only company to refurbish the machines' guideways to the original specifications. After the assemblies have been reinstalled, the machine geometry is equivalent to that of a new machine. Braun's view: « This point in particular really convinced us. We notice the difference. Since the overhaul we have been grinding with the precision of a new machine. I can only recommend a machine overhaul. Everything went without a hitch, the investment has paid off and a 1600 mm machine is worth its weight in gold for us. »

Rebuild – new from old
A rebuild, or a machine overhaul, makes sense, and not just economically. The operator gets his familiar machine back and continues where he stopped before the overhaul. But he is full of enthusiasm! Because his old machine is like new. In the STUDER factory the specialists disassemble the machine into all its individual parts. The guideways are completely refurbished, the assemblies overhauled, the wear parts in the electric cabinet replaced, hydraulic and lubricating system as well as all valves replaced. If old spare parts can no longer be obtained, STUDER provides an alternative solution. The casing and components are sand-blasted and then given a fresh coat of paint. After assembly the geometry is like that of a new machine. Commissioning is carried out by STUDER Customer Care, including a functional and geometry inspection, all CE-compliant. "Over 20 people work on machine overhauls at STUDER. This shows the value of rebuild and retrofit at STUDER. The customers are always enthusiastic about the transformation and are delighted to put an as-new machine into operation at an excellent price-performance ratio", says Marcos Cotarelo, Divisional Head and Customer Care Consultant.

Expanding the component range
If the customer wishes to expand his component range at the same time as the overhaul, he does this with a retrofit. During the machine overhaul the machine can be modified or retrofitted to the customer's requirements. This opens up new production possibilities on the same machine. Ingold Tools AG has taken advantage of this STUDER service.

Ingold Tools AG has been producing high-precision and complex parts for spindle, compressor, hydraulic and general machine manufacturing with 25 employees since 1946. The machinery includes a variety of CNC-controlled and conventional machines, including robot-automation solutions for turning, milling/drilling, honing, lapping, barrel finishing, sand-blasting, laser marking as well as surface and cylindrical grinding. The cylindrical grinding shop already has several conventional and CNC STUDER machines. A further machine is currently being overhauled in the STUDER production halls. This is an 18-year old S21 with two external spindles and continuous fine adjustment of the turret wheelhead (B-axis fine), which the two managing directors Christoph Jenzer and Edgar Stich recently took on as a second-hand machine. The S21 will not only be updated in line with the latest developments, but will also be retrofitted to suit the needs of Ingold Tools AG. The cylindrical grinding machine will have an additional internal grinding spindle for internal cylindrical grinding and the relevant fixture for swiveling the tailstock into the park position. The S21 will also have a new spindle cooling system with its own circuit, as well as a hydraulically swiveling dressing unit. So that all grinding machines have the same mounting, the universal tool headstock will also be upgraded from MK4 to MK5. "This deal is perfect for us. Thanks to the retrofit, we get the second-hand machine with 50 percent new hardware", enthuses Jenzer.

Trusted quality
The S21 is the second factory-rebuilt STUDER machine at Ingold Tools AG. In 2016 the company took on a second-hand S31 machine, which STUDER overhauled. "We grind to a bearing tolerance and diameter of 1my. STUDER guarantees this accuracy after the overhaul. Either way: An overhauled STUDER will run just as long as a new machine", attests Stich. Jenzer and Stich see a further advantage of the machine overhaul in the operation: "The employees don't have to get used to a new machine with a new control system."

Ingold Tools has relied on STUDER since it was established in 1946. The first external cylindrical grinding machine was a type 01 from the year 1955. This was still in use when Christoph Jenzer joined the company 13 years ago. "We like working with STUDER. The service personnel are quick to respond, and our Customer Care Consultant supports us wherever he can. It's not without reason that we have so many STUDER machines." A new machine? Jenzer and Stich say: "We wouldn't rule it out – a new machine always offers advantages which an old one doesn't have, such as faster travel in all axes, simpler set-up of the machine, and easy programming with less technical knowledge." But the employees are looking forward to the overhauled S21, which will soon be on its way to Inkwil in Bern.

New data logger from hotset records energy balance of temperature control circuits
Under the name D-System the thermodynamics specialist hotset presents its new data logger for in-situ recording of fluid-technical processes in temperature control circuits for the first time at this year's K Show in Düsseldorf. The handy measuring instrument enables toolmakers and injection molders to check the water-hydraulic processes in the mold quickly and easily. The D-System can be used for the quality control of heating and cooling circuits of new and existing molds, for process monitoring in the injection molding machine or as a mobile service tool.

A decisive factor for the quality of the temperature control system of an injection mold is the energy balance of its water circuits. The better the toolmaker knows about this, the more accurately he can optimize the heating and cooling processes - during the manufacture of the tool, during its application in injection molding production or during its subsequent repair or modification. Perfectly adapted to this task is the functional scope of the new process data logger from hotset, which the thermodynamics specialist will present for the first time at this year's K Show (Hall 1, Stand A20). It is called the D-System and provides all the essential measurement data required to evaluate the energy flows of the water circuits in the mold. René Schlöter, project manager at hotset, explains: "Using various sensors, our D-System measures in the mold temperature control the amount of water, its flow and return temperatures as well as the applied and remaining water pressure. It then calculates all performance parameters relevant for decision-making, such as the Delta T - in other words, a value for the energy that the mold withdraws from the water circuit or releases to it." On the basis of the measurement and calculation results of the hotset D-System, toolmakers, designers, injection molders and quality assurance specialists can reliably evaluate the energy processes of the water circuits and check, design and adjust the temperature control accordingly.

Flexible use
Since hotset has designed its new D-System as a handy measuring device with an external control panel, it can be used flexibly and decentralized. In concrete terms, this means that it can be used to check both new and repaired temperature control systems and their tubing, for process control during the commissioning of a mold (hydraulic balancing process) in the injection molding machine or as a test device for mobile service teams. In all these cases, the D-System enables fast on-site reaction and makes an immediate and effective contribution to reducing operating and maintenance costs. Another positive aspect is that injection molders who use the D-System can dispense with permanently installed, machine-integrated inspection systems when making future investments in new production facilities. And hotset project manager René Schlöter adds: "The user can apply our new process data logger at any time as required and save, document and adjust the measured values. It also provides an overview of creeping changes in the process, such as those caused by wear on the connected pumps or contamination and leaks in the tool."

Beyond plastics technology
With its new D-System hotset enriches the selection of its system solutions with a further innovation with enormous application potential. While dynamic mold temperature control with the Z-System and homogeneous film surface heating with the P-System are at home in injection molding technology and thermoforming, the company is exceeding the limits of plastics processing with its new D-System. Project manager René Schlöter says: "Our new process data logger is basically interesting for all applications in mechanical engineering, plant construction and apparatus engineering in which water is used as a functional medium and it is important to map its energetic effect transparently with the aid of a mobile measuring device".
As will be seen at hotset's K booth this year, the new D-System can be easily integrated into both single-circuit and multi-circuit temperature control systems. It is designed for water temperatures of up to 85 °C and an operating pressure of up to 10 bar. Depending on the type of tubing, the installation can be carried out via various quick or fixed connections. The standard equipment includes a 230V/24V power supply unit and a three meter long connecting cable. The control panel (two-line display, four-part keypad) has a magnetic base.

GirlS Alert(GSA, K-pop Girl Group ‘ 소녀주의보’) has been selected as the exclusive model of Raphadeo which is a company producing Inner Beauty products including Gwangsunsam, Raphahoney.
 
CEO Ho of Raphadeo explained a reason why she chose ‘Girls Alert’ as an exclusive model of Raphadeo as follows. Manufactured with only Korea ginseng and natural honey, Raphadeo's product would match well with GirlS Alert because GirlS Alert's main targeted audiences were female fans in their teens and 20s, including children who have been steadily secured through drama acting and volunteer work.
 

IDM Co., Ltd. signed an MOU with Brazil's TRacer tag at the export meeting of invited overseas buyers held on September 18, 2019.

Customer Services and Benefits

• Full Service Customer Account Management
  Award Winning Customer Service Team
  Inventory Management
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  Customer “Needs-Based” Perspective

DCD delivers a world leading series of events across five continents and a powerful global digital media portfolio - devoted to data center scale IT infrastructure that supports transformation in Cloud, IoT, Smart Cities and across the Zettabyte economy.

DCD connects the market-makers, informing, influencing and instigating change and development throughout this exciting sector.

Piping Systems for all critical cooling needs
Owners and operators of data centers can apply the solutions by GF Piping Systems for the quicker set up and more efficient, reliable operation across the entire service life of their data centers. The innovative solutions allow the reduction of the energy costs for piping systems by 25 percent on average and the easier complience with the increasing environmental regulations. Continuous project monitoring ensures maximum safety. 

Experience automation, digitization and full machine power at our booth on site at the EMO in Hanover.
Our exhibits offer you a comprehensive insight into our range of services. These are supplemented by a special show on Digital Components.
Furthermore, we present you the area of generative manufacturing with components that have been manufactured using MPA technology.

With UMATI, the new interface initiated by the VDW, we are also networked during the EMO and show the connection with a C 32 U dynamic.

Visit us at the EMO from 16th to 21st September 2019.
You will find us in hall 12, booth C 36.

We look forward to your visit!

The four machine models exhibited at the Hermle booth represent Hermle’s portfolio of products and services. They are supplemented by the special exhibition ‘Digital Components’ illustrating the three sections “Digital Production”, “Digital Operation” and “Digital Service”. They provide a solid foundation for intelligent order management, transparent machining processes, smart machine turning, paperless shop floor, and sophisticated technology cycles – the milestones for the path to Smart Factory and Industry 4.0. With its individually configurable Home screen and the new Navigator interface, Hermle guarantees user-friendliness and improved use of the touch screen. With UMATI, the new interface initiated by VDW, Hermle is also interlinked while at the EMO and shows the connection with a C 32 U dynamic. The area of generative manufacturing, with components manufactured using MPA technology, also has its own area in the 560 sqm exhibition booth.

The C 42 U MT dynamic from the HIGH-PERFORMANCE-LINE series combines the technologies milling and turning in a unique manner. The manufacture of a motor casing made of 1.2312 steel with a Ø of 600 mm, intended for aerospace engineering, demonstrates the technologies in a single clamping. Trochoidal turning is used as well and demonstrates the huge benefits of combining both processes in a single clamping. 
Video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-TfqEt3wh0

With the C 32 U dynamic, Hermle presents another
5-axes machining centre from the HIGH-PERFORMANCE-LINE series. Here, the focus is on spindle power. The demo machining “Heavy-duty machining” impressively shows the superior performance. With a maximum speed of 15.000 rpm, 42 kW power and a torque of 148 NM, the spindle in combination with the highly rigid design of the C 32 in mineral casting technology shows the possibilities of intelligent milling strategies combined with state-of-the-art tool technology. 
Video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJ6hz8KQsPU

The Automation sector, which at Hermle’s currently accounts for approx. 30% of the machines delivered, is growing steadily: The forecast for the next few years sees an increase of up to 50% in machine delivered with automation. 

Hermle presents two different automation solutions at the EMO.

The handling system HS flex adapted to a 5-axis machining centre C 400 of the PERFORMANCE-LINE series. On a modular basis, the HS flex can be equipped with several storage modules and can be extended by a second stage to form a multi-pallet system. When combined with the Hermle Automation Control System (HACS), HS flex offers enhanced flexibility and operator comfort.

The compact and modular robot system RS 05-2 with an installation area of only 2 sqm. A lot of know-how was put into the various storage solutions for the storage of the blanks. End users have at their disposal a wide range of different options, from individual die storage over Kanban storage and drawer storage to pallet storage. The RS 05-2 can be adapted to five different machine models by Hermle and is particularly suitable for customers in medical and precision engineering.
Video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHq436ORZs4

Machines on hire

Another machine model from the PERFORMANCE-LINE series, the Hermle C 650, can be seen live at the tool manufacturer’s YG-1 – in Hall 3, booth H06. 

Also the tool manufacturer EmugeFranken opted for a Hermle C 42 U dynamic from the HIGH-PERFORMANCE-LINE series to present its tools in a live show in Hall 4, booth F16.

Creaform: EMO 2019, Hall 6, Booth 6B71

Leinfelden-Echterdingen, Germany, June 26, 2019 — Creaform, a worldwide leader in portable and automated 3D measurement solutions, today announced today that it will be exhibiting at EMO Hannover 2019, from September 16 to 21, 2019 at booth # 6B71. EMO Hannover is the world’s premier trade fair for the metalworking industry.
 
During the show, Creaform will feature its entire line-up of ergonomic 3D scanning solutions and scanning software for product development, manufacturing, testing and automated quality control, including the new HandySCAN BLACK, the company’s metrology-grade 3D scanner for all phases of the manufacturing process, and the MetraSCAN 3D-R, a robot-mounted optical 3D scanner that is part of its automated quality control inspection suite.
 
“The stakes have never been higher for manufacturers in the metalworking sector in order to slash production cycle times and improve quality, especially with high-precision parts,” explained Marc-Antoine Schneider, Creaform’s EMEA Territory Manager. “Event attendees will be able to get hands-on demonstrations of our 3D scanners, which not only offer unmatched accuracy and reliability—even on complex, reflective, contoured and dark-colored parts—but also unprecedented speed and ease of use for users of all levels.”
 
Creaform has a long-standing expertise in assisting quality and production process managers implement metrology equipment in their closed-loop manufacturing systems. Schneider continued: “Creaform’s 3D scanning and quality control solutions can be used for a variety of applications, including product design and benchmarking, reverse engineering, fast prototyping, virtual assemblies, production and inspections. We understand the distinct needs of advanced manufacturers and will continue to develop holistic metrology solutions to help them transform 3D data into transformative, impactful action.”

Join the  Global Business Summit on September 13th at the DoubleTree Princeton. 


Opening Keynote Speaker: Ian Steff,  Deputy Assistant Secretary for Manufacturing, Performing the non-exclusive functions and duties of the Assistant Secretary for Global Markets and Director General of the United States and Foreign Commercial Service, U.S. Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration
Presentation: “How the New U.S.-Mexico- Canada Agreement (USMCA) Facilitates Global Business”
Ian Steff oversees approximately 1,400 trade and investment professionals based in more than 100 U.S. cities and 70 markets around the world. He manages a $300 million budget and a broad portfolio of International Trade Administration initiatives aimed at increasing the competitiveness of U.S. manufacturers and service providers. In this capacity, he is among those senior officials responsible for executing the Administration’s plans to foster growth in U.S. jobs, exports, and investments.
Before joining the U.S. Department of Commerce, Steff served as the state of Indiana’s first Chief Innovation Officer under then-Governor Pence and subsequently Governor Holcomb. He was Executive Vice President for the Indiana Economic Development Corporation and the state’s senior advisor for science, technology, and advanced manufacturing. Steff oversaw Indiana’s strategy regarding science and technology economic development and was directly responsible for the implementation of the Governor’s billion-dollar innovation and entrepreneurship initiative. He worked to expand investments and public-private partnerships in information technology, life sciences, composite materials, nanotechnology, energy storage, and the Internet of Things. Steff served on the Board of the Battery Innovation Center, the Dean of Engineering’s Advisory Council at Purdue University, and the Vice Chancellor for Research’s Advisory Board at IUPUI. Steff also served on the Board of the Institute for Advanced Composites Manufacturing Innovation.


Closing Keynote Speaker: Kathy Wyrofsky, President of International Products Corporation (IPC)
 
Kathy oversees day-to-day operations of this manufacturing business in Burlington, NJ. IPC produces and markets a line of specialty precision cleaners and assembly lubricants. She joined the organization in 1987 as the Director of Marketing, becoming President in 2007. Under Kathy’s leadership, the organization has expanded its reach into new South American, Asian, and European markets. IPC sells directly to over 25 countries and to numerous others through international distributors. Recently, the business has expanded to include a new warehouse to accommodate the company’s growing sales and export business. Prior to joining IPC, Kathy worked in pharmaceutical sales and medical marketing. Kathy resides in Medford, NJ with her husband, Rod. She is also the director of her local choir, and enjoys reading, walking, and travel. 
Discussion points:

• Expansion strategies for entering European and Asian Markets
• How to utilize State and Federal assistance programs
• Case Study instances of successes and failures to trade barriers

 

Spiral  electric heating elements consist of cylindrical spirals formed by one or two resistive wires of suitable alloy depending on the application.
Its main features include the inclusion of a nickel-chrome alloy wire heating element and a normalized tension of -230 V.
The usual applications are: industrial dryers, air heaters, stoves, etc.
Moreover, and according to the alloy wire they contain, we can distinguish three types of models:

• M models, with a 20-5 quality and mainly intended for stoves.
• MS models, with a 80-20 quality and useful for all applications.
• MC models, with a 20-5 quality and used in quartz and infrared tubes.

MS Technik spol.s.r.o. modern tool shop, - pressing tools for pressing and metal forming.
In our tool shop we design and manufacture a wide range of dies, progressive dies, machining and welding jigs and prototype tools.
The tool shop produces stamping tools for metal stamping and forming with a total length of up to 3.5 meters and a weight of 12 tonnes. Modern machinery and many years of experience with references in the automotive industry guarantee high quality work.

For more information about production possibilities of stamping tools for stamping and metal forming, please contact us, our team is ready for non-standard customer requirements.
More information can be found at www.mstechnik.cz

WILD SALMON GUTTING MACHINE IN ALASKA
KROMA sends their GUTMASTER 3000 for Wild Salmon Test in Alaska
 The Danish manufacturer of fish-processing equipment decides to send a demo machine to Alaska for Wild Salmon test between 1 and 4 kilos (2 and 9 lbs). The test will hold place at  Port Edward, British Columbia in the first weeks of August and KROMA welcomes its audience to participate in this test and see with their eyes how their machine perform.
 

Wir stellen aus:
all about automation Leipzig 11.-12.09.2019
Messezentrum GLOBANA Leipzig/ Schkeuditz
Stand C-142

Valco Melton is pleased to announce that its EcoStitch™ Technology is one of the four finalists of the 2019 Sustainability Awards, in the “Machinery” category.
 
These independently judged awards are accredited by the World Packaging Organization, and honour six companies who have developed a solution with a positive impact on different areas of packaging innovation.
 
More specifically, the “Machinery” category for which EcoStitch Technology has been nominated, recognizes innovations in engineering that have increased production line environmental efficiencies.
 
Valco Melton’s EcoStitch hot melt package sealing solution is bringing innovation, sustainability and lower carbon footprints to the end of line packaging process.  EcoStitch technology is an all-electric hot melt gluing solution that eliminates compressed air and all dynamic wear seals that are used in traditional pneumatic glue systems.  All EcoStitch solutions focus on reducing the adhesive usage on each product from 35% to as much as 75%, eliminating the need for compressed air, faster production speeds and no wear parts requiring preventive or routine maintenance.  Valco Melton is the world leader in all electric gluing solutions which make an immediate impact in lowering the carbon footprint of any manufacturing facility it’s integrated into.  
 
Whether it’s providing more sustainability through reduction in compressed air, reduction in materials used to produce product or the elimination of parts and downtime, the Valco Melton EcoStitch solution is disrupting the package sealing marketplace in a major and impactful way.
 
As explained in the Sustainability Awards website, these awards “ set the agenda on best practice, turn the spotlight on the most important areas of R&D, and help separate greenwash from the innovations that make a genuine difference.”
 
At Valco Melton, we are proud to be part of this event, as we feel it recognizes our ongoing efforts in developing more sustainable solutions for the multiple industries we serve. We are looking forward to the Award Ceremony that will take place at FachPack Show in Nuremberg, on September 25.
 

MS TECHNIK s.r.o. FREE CAPACITY FOR METAL PRESSING

Tool shop MS Technik s.r.o. Nový Jičín - a leading manufacturer of stamping tools, steel and stainless steel stampings offers free production capacities for precision steel and stainless stampings. Take advantage of the long-term experience of our modern tool shop, we offer a personal approach to the customer, reasonable delivery terms, your own technical background and a complete service for pressing tools production.
 
For more information on the capacity in the production of precision steel moldings, contact us - www.mstechnik.cz

The PPMA Total Show 2019 is said to be the UK’s largest ever event dedicated to processing and packaging machinery. As such is very much a place Elesa looks forward to networking with customers to discuss best practice and new solutions including many that have not yet been identified. Stand E03 at PPMA is exactly the place where engineers and buyers can explore opportunities in standard component products, service and technologies for industries including food, beverage, baking, pharmaceuticals, luxury goods, confectionery, cosmetics/personal care, tobacco/vaping/E-liquids, building supplies and materials, pet food/pet care, household products, contract packers, microbrewers and distillers.
 
Elesa will feature flagship machine elements including the LM series stainless steel levelling feet with EHEDG certification, especially for food related environments where bio-level cleaning is required on a frequent basis.
 
Demonstrating their wide portfolio, Elesa will demonstrate GLA roller slide guides for use as conveyor side guides, as well as VB three-arm hand knobs for clamping/adjustment of equipment – also MVAS safety vertical toggle clamps.
 
Where more active control is required, e.g. of machine rollers, then the Elesa stand will feature their UC-RF control unit which combined with DD series RF electronic position indicators, offers a PLC connected monitoring system which is particularly suitable for applications that require frequent format changes, facilitating the correct adjustment of the target-current position of the machine parts, also representing a safety system. In fact, even if a single DD52R-E-RF indicator is not placed in the target position, PLC doesn’t allow the beginning of the machine production cycle, thus avoiding production issues.
 
Further information regarding Elesa products may be found at: www.elesa.com.