GF Machining Solutions to highlight systems for intelligent production at EMO 2017
source:METAL AM
release:Nick
keywords: Metal Additive Manufacturing; Lasers; 3D Printing
Time:2017-09-15
The AgieCharmilles CUT P 350 wire-cutting Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) solution (Courtesy GF Machining Solutions)
GF Machining Solutions, Switzerland, will showcase its latest range of systems for intelligent production at EMO Hannover 2017, Hannover, September 18-23, 2017. The company’s exhibit, titled ‘Envision Your Future’, will include a strong focus on current manufacturing trends such as Additive Manufacturing, Industry 4.0 and energy efficiency, with a range of dedicated products and a comprehensive portfolio of cross-technologies and intelligent solutions which it claims will take users’ manufacturing processes ‘to the next level’.
The company, a division of Georg Fischer Group, provides machines, diverse technical solutions and services to the tool and mould making industry, as well as to manufacturers of precision components. GF states that it will draw on a legacy of technical innovation to showcase intelligent ecosystems spanning the full range of its products for key industrial segments such as automotive, aerospace, medical and electronic components.
Among the products on show will be the company’s:
AgieCharmilles AM S 290 Tooling Additive Manufacturing solution, based on the EOS M 290 and aimed at further improving efficiency in the mould and die processGF Solutions will be exhibiting on Stand B24, Hall 27.
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