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Essebi introduces SB 412
At Wire 2008 Essebi machine, so much so
revealed its new that it was sold before
machine the SB 412, a the end of the exhibition
four die progressive to a very important
header that is also German company.”
built in a 5-die issue.
With its two facilities
The SB 412 cuts wire
in Milan and Shanghai,
diameter 14, and has a
Essebi has the
forging power of 130
advantage of being able
tons. The machine has a
to offer its customers
stripper and retainer
device for short or semi-
both machines for
hollow parts.
standard parts, from
“All the visitors to our
Shanghai, or
stand during WIRE were
technologically advanced
very impressed by the
machines, for special
performance of the parts, from Italy.
Hilker sets the PACE
WIRE a success for Manassero
At WIRE Düsseldorf Hilker & Partner GmbH
Manassero Srl reported stop Manassero having Overall Marco was
demonstrated its new PACE machine, which it says has
that it was more then several interesting happy with the show
the worlds only existing 3D laser scanner for high
happy with the amount meeting and technical and highlighted the
speed.
of visitors its stand discussions. “Through the growth of the company
Hilker commented that with visitors from all over the
received at WIRE meetings we had at the in the last two years as
world visiting its stand at WIRE, it allowed it to hold
Dusseldorf. show we will visit the one of the contributing
meetings to find out each visitors needs and requirements
“We had a new customers’ factories factors. “We had a
for 3D inspection.
remarkable number of and try to find the most remarkable number of
Hilker’s PACE machine has an accuracy of up to 0.1 µm,
visitors to our stand,” appropriate solution for visitors and this doesn't
and a working speed of up to 100 parts per minute. It also
explains Marco the machines they come as a surprise, in
features double crack detection with new distance
Manassero, managing need.” fact during these last
compensation to allow nearly any shape of the part to be
director. “We met several However, there was two years we made
crack detected. Crack detection is also possible on
new customers from one criticism of the relevant investments, as
aluminium or stainless steel which widens the range of
India, Turkey, Iran, etc. show, “Hall 14 was badly we doubled our
parts that can be inspected on the PACE machine.
and are confident that organised with spring warehouse and the
Other new features available include new material and
these contacts will turn and cold forming number of machines,
hardness test with 64 frequencies, multi channel crack
into business in the manufacturing machines made a brand new
detection and linear motors for the recess soft surface
future, as it always has all mixed up, which we website with high quality
control, all of which were seen by visitors to the Hilker &
done in the past.” believe meant that we videos of each machine
Partner GmbH stand.
Marco pointed out missed customers who and moreover Niccolò
that he believed that thought there was no Manassero joined us,
SKAKO COMESSA has good vibrations
most visitors always more stands related to bringing to the company
rushing through the fastener machines once his enthusiasm and
SKAKO COMESSA reported that it had a successful show, due to their tight they reached the spring knowledge of new
WIRE Dusseldorf and was very pleased with the schedule, but this didn’t section.” technologies.”
amount of customers/visitors that visited its stand
throughout the show.
“The Show was very successful for us and the
Can-Eng installs T-6 heat treatment system
visitors seemed to be in a good mood and were
Can-Eng Furnaces International Ltd, Can-Eng Furnaces’ BHTS provides the
positive about the industry and the current market
Niagara Falls, NY, has recently installed engine manufacturer with a reduction in
situation,” explained Dirk Ehrenheim, sales manager.
and commissioned a high volume T-6 energy consumption and emissions, whilst
SKAKO COMESSA produces and sells vibratory
heat treatment system. also reducing the floor space requirements
feeders and conveyors to transport and separate
The Basketless Heat Treatment System over conventional roller hearth treatment
various materials. An example is the SKAKO COMESSA –
(BHTS) will process aluminium intensive systems. The manufacturing system allows
storage feeder type FVE which is used for continuous
engine components for an automotive for a reduction in WIP inventories while
and weight-specific charging of materials, especially
manufacturing company located in the south providing improvements through the unique
products prone to jamming e.g. long screws, nails etc.
eastern United States. The system was individual part handling strategy.
The FVE can be used as product feeding for a range of specifically designed for integration in an The BHTS integrates transfer devices,
machines including hardening and annealing furnaces, existing engine plant for the processing of robotic automation, unique solution and
thread rolling machines, preparation machines, cast aluminium cylinder heads. Once fully aging furnaces, rapid quench transfer device,
packaging machines, electro-plating machines, melting implemented, the system will double the water quench system, part identification and
furnaces, machines for quality control, separating plants manufacturer’s current casting heat a user friendly advanced controls package to
and washing machines. treatment capacity. deliver a cellular processing system.
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