IMTS 2022 Conference: How to Extend the Life and Optimize the Performance of CNC Machinery Assets

About the presentation

While shops and factories understand the importance of machine tool maintenance and many have a routine schedule, there are overlooked areas and components that should be checked regularly to avoid a failure. Making chips means making money, and there’s a reluctance to halt machines for long to do a deeper examination. However, inspecting certain areas on a regular basis can help extend machine life for years. Plus, it’ll save money by preventing unplanned downtime and investing in new equipment prematurely. This presentation will delve into key areas that should be added to the maintenance checklist and dive deeper into those already on the list.

Registration
Powered by AMT and managed by GIE Media, The IMTS 2022 Conference features 69 different sessions you won’t want to miss so register today. Focused on a range of topics that include process innovation, plant operations, quality/inspection, and automation, The IMTS 2022 Conference addresses improving productivity; improving part quality; and developing a stable, competent workforce to lower the cost of manufacturing in the United States and create new levels of market demand.

Meet your presenter
William Malanche joined Mitsui Seiki in 1985 as a service and applications engineer trainee. His value and contributions to the company grew over decades as he became an important liaison with customers, vendor partners, and the factory in Japan. He’s also been instrumental in product development and application in manufacturing facilities all over the world. Malanche is particularly well versed in the Mexican, Central American, and South American markets. He speaks and writes frequently on markets, industries, machine tool engineering, and functionality topics. He has a passion for machine tool maintenance and loves teaching customers about it!

About the company
Prior to 1982, Mitsui Seiki machine tools were sold in North America by a machine tool importer. In 1982, our parent company, Mitsui Seiki Kogyo Co., Ltd. believed it could better serve the needs here by establishing a wholly owned subsidiary, Mitsui Seiki (U.S.A.) Inc. The headquarter office was founded in Franklin Lake, New Jersey. Regional offices were also established to better support Midwestern, Western, and Canadian customers. We combine engineering, sales support, service, and spare parts responsibilities with a strong distributor network covering the U.S., Canada, and Mexico to provide the best possible communication and industry networking.