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New products

IKC Technology on Waterjet
Five-axis waterjet cutting technology with Intelligent Kerf Compensation (IKC) is now available. Offered on select Jet Edge 5-axis waterjet cutting systems, the IKC 5-axis waterjet cutting head is capable of making inclined cuts and controlling kerf to ensure optimal part quality. The IKC’s capabilities include 600º rotation, a maximum angle of ±60º, and dynamic precision from ±0.2mm/m to ±0.5mm/m, depending on the tilt of head.

Jet Edge Inc.
St. Michael, MN
jetedge.com


Four-Wheel Roller Deck Carts
The TrakSteer  four-wheel steer industrial quality LoBoy  roller deck cart is for towing up to 2,000 lb loads. Four-wheel steering improves tracking of carts in long trains and is helpful for cornering or maneuvering in tight aisles. The HD roller deck is 7.5" off the floor with a maximum capacity for 48" x 48" containers (larger containers fit outside of frame dimensions).

Standard features include: HD floor lock, manual adjustable load stops, auto-hitch, and spring loaded self-stowing tow bar.

K-Tec Inc.
Wicklife, OH
ktecinc.com


Thread Measurement Inspection System
The OASIS high-speed, non-contact thread inspection tool measures key components of thread geometry with the same speed as all other dimensions in the OASIS – everything on the screen is done in less than a second.
Measurements include major, minor, and pitch diameters. In addition, pitch distance and crest & root truncation are also included. The OASIS thread tool works on 60° V form, with straight threads and tolerances being individually set for each characteristic measured.

In operation, all an operator needs to do is set the threaded part into the Oasis field of view. The inspected parameters immediately display on the Oasis system monitor, which graphically shows the status of every component in simple traffic light colors: green is good, yellow is a warning that it is getting close to the limits, and red is out of tolerance.

George Products Co. Inc.
Middletown, DE
georgeproducts.com

October 2010
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