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Redline Engineering – Advanced Manufacturing Facility

24 April 2019

Redline Engineering Team Ken Stuart, Redline Engineering with Mark Richards, Okuma Australia Redline Engineering’s advanced manufacturing facility in Melbourne supplies precision CNC machined components and assemblies worldwide. They are the preferred contract manufacturer for industry leaders in aerospace, defence, medical, rail, transport, mining and power and wind energy industries. Redline Engineering has also been built on … Continued

Advanced WA Engineering Company Building a Strong Profile on Quality and Reliability

6 March 2019

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Perth based Future Engineering is an advanced manufacturing company offering a variety of specialised precision and fabrication services to Western Australian and International clients with the highest levels of quality and reliability. Future Engineering commenced business in 1991 with just principal Alex Ardizzone. From small beginnings this family business now has a skilled staff of … Continued

6 “HEALTHY HEART EXERCISES” FOR YOUR SPINDLE

11 July 2018

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People tend to do exercises that increase and extend the health of their heart. Why not do the same for the heart of your machine tool, the spindle? Too many times we see a machine that has a premature failure. Some of the diseases that your spindle may succumb to are coolant contamination, overheating, or … Continued

3 Easy Tips to Protect Your CNC Machine Investment

1 July 2018

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3 Easy Tips to Protect Your CNC Machine Investment by Joe Sides, Procurement Specialist, Okuma America Corporation What’s your reaction when you hear these words: “Un-scheduled downtime.” Horror? Panic? Hiding your chequebook? You’re right to have that reaction. CNC machine failure is always a cost; sometimes shockingly high. But what would it take to have peace of … Continued

THE TRUTH ABOUT 5-AXIS MACHINING

5 June 2018

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For shops that aren’t already using it, 5-axis can seem pretty intimidating. In the early days, this reputation was justified, but not anymore. Twenty years ago, running 5-axis was very hard to do, and a lot of work. There was a lot of math involved for the user. Today, anyone in a machine shop who … Continued

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