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Retina Systems Inc
13F18
Model Performance from Retina including RETINA VISION inspection software, U.S. Patented material
handling system and a touch-screen monitor for simple user
Retina Systems, Inc. in Seymour, CT USA, will be joining its UK interface.
representation Johnson Machine & Tool (West Midlands,
England) at WIRE 2008 in Dusseldorf, Germany. Also included is M.O.R.E. Reporting (Monitoring Operations &
Reporting Efficiencies), featuring standard production reports based
On display will be a Model 311 turnkey automated inspection on run-time data from the inspection system. Finally, Remote
system verifying multiple dimensional attributes of miniature Access Support utilises the internet for diagnostic capability
screws. This Windows® based machine is statistically certified; anywhere in the world.
SACMA Limbiate S.p.A
13A18
Sacma appoints new agent processes progressing onto volume production improvement
involving machine specification, purchase and commissioning of
Sacma Group will be appointing Forming Solutions (UK) Limited new Sacma equipment.
as its new agent covering the UK and the Republic of Ireland,
for the range of Sacma Cold Forming and Bolt Making His wealth of experience has enabled FSL’s portfolio to grow from a cold
equipment along with Ingramatic Thread Rolling and Roll forming consultancy into a one-stop supplier of specialist industrial items.
Forming Machines. The growth as a company providing products, equipment and services
combined with a comprehensive knowledge of both the heading and
The formal announcement will be made by Sacma Group at Wire rolling process has been recognised by the Sacma Group as being an
2008, Düsseldorf, and this marks the commencement of the invaluable asset to both them and the cold forming industry as a whole.
appointment.
Cesare Bertoni, commercial director Sacma Group states, “This
Clive Cross, managing director of Forming Solutions (UK) Ltd, has appointment raises the association between the two parties to a new
had an association with Sacma in excess of 25 years. Prior to the level. The combination of both Sacma and Ingramatic as recognised
launch of his manufacturing consultancy in 2004 Clive was global brands in both forming and rolling in conjunction with Clive’s
employed at Avdel Fastening, UK, for 31 years. Whilst there he was recognised expertise in both processes provides a strong platform for
initially involved in the development of new fasteners and growth within this demanding marketplace”.
Talleres Saspi S.A
14B16
SASPI builds in process monitor
At WIRE 2008, SASPI will be introducing for the first time at a show
in Europe, one of its new Thread Rollers with a graphic process
monitor integrated into the machine touch screen.
Load sensors have been designed and mounted into the machine
frame. This allows for greater and more accurate signal strength. Having
the process monitor on the machine’s touch screen controls simplifies
the monitoring. The touch screen control combined with the process
monitor is very user friendly, which is important to Saspi’s customers.
For several years, Saspi has been working with its customers to develop
and set up a process monitor and sensors that would be integrated into
the machine.
“We realise that process monitoring is not new, but believed there was
a need to make it simple and part of the machine.”
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