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Johnson aiming to clean up
Johnson Machine & Tool Co Ltd has supplied machinery for the cold forming and fastener manufacturing industry, both new and used in
the UK and Ireland, for more than 20 years.
The company also now offers automatic cleaning equipment for small metal parts manufactured by CABER Impianti, air filtration units
manufactured by AR Filtrazione for machinery that produces smoke or particulates and special purpose machines manufactured by Unimatic.
Of particular interest to distributors, as well as manufacturers, will be the packaging equipment manufactured by Imanpack, applicable to the
hardware industry in general, as well as Retina inspection systems to satisfy the ever increasing demands of customers for zero defect supply.
“The principal aims of the company have always been to offer customers the most comprehensive choice of equipment, and recent
developments have enabled us to offer an even wider range of equipment, some of which will also be of serious interest to the Fastener
distribution sector.”
Essebi exhibits
Reed thinks Smart
at WIRE China
Reed Machinery, Inc. will promote information about tool use/life as well
the patented Smart Machine Tool as purchase/repair frequency.
Essebi (Shanghai) Machinery Co., the Chinese
System for thread rolling machines at Information is automatically collected
branch of Essebi Italy, exhibited for the first
the National Industrial Fastener about machine tool use and stored both
time at Wire China 2008, in Shanghai.
Show/West, Las Vegas, in November in the machine as well as in the tool.
The Company, totally owned by Essebi Italy,
2008. The tool’s memory can be “activated”
showed some of the cold forming machines that
are manufactured under the assistance of the
Automated controls for thread rollers and “read” using a handheld scanner
Italian engineers.
are now available with machine that uses radio frequency technology to
Essebi says that the main characteristics of the
monitoring, process monitoring and the “power” the tool.
Chinese made machines are: the care of the
newly patented “smart machine tools” Jim Flanagan, president of Reed
quality of the materials used in the production –
called IntelligentOne™. The latest Machinery, Inc., claims, “The introduction
the same ones used in Italy – and the right technology is now available for thread of IntelligentOne™ is another step
tolerance between the different modules during rolling machines of all sizes and types towards improving the cold forming and
the assemblies. from Reed Machinery, Inc. threading and operations with or
The Essebi machines are made to run for tens of
In addition to process without the purchase of new machines.
years, which is why Essebi gives five years
monitoring and machine We are all very pleased that we have
guarantee for the main components of the
condition monitoring, been able to develop this
machines – so the constant improvements, by the
IntelligentOne™ technology and make it
Essebi “Easy Innovation” philosophy, are oriented
uses the available for
to a safer and easier use of the machines in the
latest in RFID threaders in a
time, neglecting the distorting technologies that
could give a shorter life to the machines.
technology to relatively short
Essebi (Shanghai) has mainly focused on the
read and period of time.
Shanghai market and attended WIRE China to try
write data We are now
and gain new business in different areas of China.
to tooling, working on
Essebi exhibited three different machines at WIRE
including die designs for the
China, all of them progressive headers, with two, holders cold headers.”
three and four dies. and/or
threading dies. Users
can now view
machine and process
conditions dynamically
and view historic use of
tools in inventory using a
hand-held reader. The
ability to interrogate
tooling off line facilitates
tooling inventory, ensures
correct selection of tools
for given jobs, and
provides specific
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