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Nedschroef Herentals N.V
14C02
Nedschroef on form Also shown at WIRE will be the Nedshear, a high speed impact cutting
machine in combination with a high precision linear feeding system for
Nedschroef plans to show the Nedform NH612, a 6 die
the production of blanks from coiled wire, featuring Nedschroefs all-
multistation metal forming machine for the production of short
new NED-DRIVE direct-driven technology. Shearing speed 10m/sec,
and long complex net-shape parts, at WIRE 2008.
length variation independent of cut-off length, programmable without
any mechanical settings and an accuracy of +/- 0.01mm are
Precision engineering keeps the Nedform running smoothly at speeds
achievable.
up to 240 products per minute. This mid-sized machine is one of a
range of machines suitable for wire-diameters from 5 to 28mm and
That isnt all Nedschroef has to offer, “we can offer more than machines,
products lengths up to 260mm, providing unlimited new product
our experts are happy to help you to explore new possibilities which can
opportunities.
lead to process or product improvements, or even to upgrades, new
equipment or new tooling.“
OSG Tap and Die Inc
13D23
OSG offers wide range Also at WIRE Dusseldorf, in the area of cutting tools, OSG will display
nib taps and trim dies, which it offers in a variety of coatings to match
OSG will be showcasing its planetary and cylindrical dies, which
up with a customer’s special application.
are precision ground for longer tool-life and consistent thread
profiles, at WIRE Dusseldorf.
“We will also feature
drill point dies which
In the current competitive environment of thread rolling, a lot of
manufactures have been trying to roll after heat treating parts to save
provide faster drilling
the cost of additional operations and set-up time. OSG offers a variety
speed, longer tool life,
of tool steels including D2, Premium D2, M2, and M42 steels, which
and consistent stability.
along with a coating can handle most after heat treating applications.
They can be
manufactured from
“Our premium D2 can hold a higher Rockwell than the standard D2
carbide or high speed
material, so it provides a very economical way to roll stainless steel
steel depending on
parts with better production rates than standard D2 material, and better
the application.”
pricing than M2 high speed steel.”
Reed Machinery Inc
13D25
Carlo Salvi and Reed Machinery agree partnership the Reed® and Hartford® machines. The addition of the Carlo Salvi
product line provides our customers with a modern and cost-effective
Reed Machinery has agreed to cooperate in sales and marketing, solution for new cold forming applications. We are very excited about
in the North American market, with the US operations of Carlo having a migration path for our Waterbury header customers with new
Salvi S.p.A. application needs.” “The North American market accounts for
approximately 25% of our installed machines and will remain
Reed Machinery will now offer the complete line of Carlo Salvi cold important for our future growth,” states Dr. Sergio Ziotti, chairman of
forming machines in the North American market in addition to its Carlo Salvi USA and CEO of Carlo Salvi S.p.A. “We are pleased to partner
Reed®, Hartford® and Waterbury® brands. with Reed Machinery, another well respected brand.”
The Waterbury brand of heading machines will be discontinued by
Reed but new Waterbury thread rollers will continue to be made
available as well as parts, repairs, service and rebuilding for all
Waterbury machines.
The recently modernised Reed and Hartford brands will be unaffected
by the new partnership. While the partnership provides Reed
Machinery with a modernised, technically advanced line of cold
forming machines it also provides Carlo Salvi with a more extensive
network of US-based personnel and the ability to offer more complete
solutions of heading and threading in the served market. Reed will
work closely with the Carlo Salvi USA team on all projects. Spare parts
will continue to be shipped from the inventory at Carlo Salvi’s Sylvania,
Ohio facility.
Jim Flanagan, president of Reed Machinery, Inc., claims, “We have
focused on developing products to improve the productivity of all of
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