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Did you know… – HEIDENHAIN Microlution
DID YOU KNOW...that HEIDENHAIN linear scales are an integral part of a unique micro-machine operation borne of two University of Illinois researchers?
Control of direct high speed cutting
Speed in Top Form HSC Cutting with the HEIDENHAIN iTNC 530 GEMÜ in Ingelfingen, Germany, uses the expertise of ...
A system for troubleshooting and preventative maintenance
At the Stora Enso paper mill in Hyltebruk, an unplanned production stoppage costs around $10,000 an hour. In order ...
Advanced diagnostics upgrade brings real-time condition monitoring
Did you know that HEIDENHAIN linear scales are an integral part of a unique micro-machine operation borne of two University of Illinois ...
Early warning system for production systems
If small modules in a plant or machinery break down without notice, the costs for the replacement part are usually out of all proportion to the damage caused by the interruption of production. For example, in the paper industry the costs of each hour of interrupted production are on the order of $7000 and more.
Did you know… HEIDENHAIN INGERSOLL
…that North America’s largest five-axis gantry machine is located in Detroit and uses the world’s longest HEIDENHAIN linear scales? Called the CyberMill® by machine builder Ingersoll Machine Tools (www.ingersoll.com) in Illinois, this massive machine has an X-axis that is three quarters the length of a football field and is in operation at W Industries (www.w-industries.net), a leader of metal products manufacturing.
An automation system for theater production
Did you know that over a hundred HEIDENHAIN rotary encoders are in use every day during the extraordinary Le Rêve ...
The CyberMill® is North America’s largest five-axis gantry machine
Did you know that North America’s largest five-axis gantry machine is located in Detroit and uses the world’s longest HEIDENHAIN ...
Question: What is a PWM 9?
Answer: The PWM 9 is a complete universal measuring unit for inspecting and adjusting HEIDENHAIN incremental linear and angle encoders.
Linear encoders for production – integrated measuring machines
Up to now, measuring machines have operated in a largely familiar, exactly defined environment, since their performance is significantly determined by the signal quality and accuracy of their linear encoders. Now, with the trend toward production-integrated measuring machines, the measurement device in use should be clearly reviewed.
