EXTRUDE HONE Corporation to Exhibit New Electrolytic Machine at the WESTEC 2006 Exposition and Conference |
EXTRUDE HONE Corporation to Exhibit New Electrolytic Machine at the WESTEC 2006 Exposition and Conference
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Extrude Hone Corp.
1 Industry Blvd., P.O. Box 1000
Irwin, PA, 15642
USA
Press release date: March 10, 2006
Irwin, Pa. (March 10, 2006)-EXTRUDE HONE® Corporation announced today plans to exhibit its new DeskLine(TM) machine, which features its Electrolytic Machining (ECM) process, at the WESTEC 2006 Exposition and Conference in Los Angeles, Calif., from March 27 - 30, 2006. Extrude Hone representatives will be available at booth #2412 to discuss this latest addition to the company's innovative line of advanced finishing and deburring technologies.
With the entry-level DeskLine machine, Extrude Hone offers customers all the innovation and feature-rich capabilities inherent in its larger ECM machines. In addition, it's priced well under the annual costs of manual deburring operations, making the DeskLine machine an affordable automated solution for many manufacturers.
Compared to manual deburring, which is proven to be tedious, unreliable, time- consuming, and costly for large and small companies alike, Extrude Hone's DeskLine machine boosts productivity substantially. In fact, it is capable of increasing productivity levels by up to 10 times over labor-intensive manual deburring methods. TypicalDeskLine cycle times range from 10 seconds to 30 seconds.
While a smaller-scale machine designed for lower production volumes, the DeskLine is uncompromising in its ECM precision, reliability, and performance. A metal dissolution process, ECM uses a safe, low voltage DC electrical current applied to the tooling and workpiece while flowing an electrolyte between both surfaces to dissolve unwanted metal. The DeskLine machine works with part-specific tooling that precision deburrs equally well on both external and internal surfaces, and particularly difficult to access internal hole intersections.
The DeskLine machine capacity is rated at 3 kW (100 A/30 V), more than twice the capacity of Extrude Hone's Miniburr product line, yet it is compact enough to fit within a 63-inch x 32-inch (1600mm x 800mm) footprint.
WESTEC attendees are encouraged to stop by booth #2412 to learn more about the DeskLine machine and the entire ECM product line, as well as Extrude Hone's other surface finishing and deburring technologies.
About EXTRUDE HONE® Corporation Extrude Hone Corporation, located in Irwin, Pennsylvania, defined a new level of quality and control for manufacturers worldwide when in 1966 the company invented and patented the Abrasive Flow Machining (AFM) process-a new and revolutionary method to deburr, polish, and radius difficult-to-reach surfaces. Today, Extrude Hone is a leading developer and supplier of advanced manufacturing processes, machine tools, and contract machining services for deburring, polishing, surface finishing, and edge conditioning. Extrude Hone is also a major provider of engineered finishing solutions to the automotive, aerospace, fluid power, food processing, semiconductor, medical, and mold and die industries worldwide. The company provides these technologies to industry in the form of capital equipment and contract job shop services through their direct sales force and global network of Contract Service Centers. Extrude Hone Corporation is a subsidiary of Kennametal Inc. Visit us at www.extrudehone.com.
About WESTEC As North America's largest annual manufacturing and metalworking event, WESTEC features the latest in manufacturing equipment and emerging technologies. With more than 600 industry-leading companies in attendance, the WESTEC conference showcases equipment and tooling manufacturers, regional distributors, technology products and supplier services from 150 categories, representing 2,500 international product lines. WESTEC is sponsored by the Society of Manufacturing Engineers, in conjunction with the American Machine Tool Distributors' Association and the Association for Manufacturing Technology. For more information, visit www.sme.org/westec.
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