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The article focuses on the growth of American engineering company Lie-Neilson Toolworks after it replaced its old machines with rotary tables for manufacturing woodworking hand tools. Topics discussed include reduction in cycle time and handling time after using rotary tables from the organization Haas Automation, elimination of multiple clampings and increasing of quality and productivity, and comment from engineer Dan Nutter.

The article previews several products including the OMG4430 ultrasonic cleaning unit from Omegasonics, the Shell Mill Adapter for wheel brushes from Tanis, and the Bar Feeder from Haas Automation Inc.

The article presents reviews of various molding products including machining center, Compact VMC Designed for Moldmakers by Haas Automation, CAM-Tool CAD/CAM software, Software Machines Parts That Need No Polishing from the software company CGS North America and Safe-Lock system from Haimer USA.

The article focuses on automotive components manufacturer Neal Technologies' move to in-house manufacture its products using Haas Automation's Haas St-30Y and VF-2YT machining center. Topics discussed include a history of Neal Technologies starting from Ken's Elite Mobile Diagnostics automotive repair business to making their own automotive components, features of the machining centers from Hass Automation and their collaboration with Performance Design and Machine Inc. owner Kelly Cowen.

The article offers information about various machines used in moldmaking, including the FFM 2CO/5AX Linear five-axis machining center from Doosan Infracore Machine Tools, the TRT100 dual-axis trunnion table from volume machine tool builder Haas Automation Inc., and the 3900 Series FiberStar laser cutting system from laser welding and laser marking machine supplier LaserStar Technologies Corp.

The article evaluates several turning equipment including the ST-55 turning center from Haas Automation Inc., the chucker series from Kingston Machine Tool Mfg. Inc., and the Icon 6-150 multi-station turn-mill from Icon Technologies.

The article previews machining tools and equipment for the moldmaking industry including the Hi-MOLD Series from Hyundai WIA Machine America, VF-I vertical machining center (VMC) from Haas Automation Inc., and MU-6300V VMC Okuma America Corp.

The article offers a review of several products for the moldmaking industry including the high-speed, cam-driven rotary table, the HRC210, from Haas Automation, Tool Alliance's Mil-Tec 2013 product catalog and the PHRS-GU 12-96 Zone Temperature Control System designed for the hot runner plastic injection molding industry.

The article discusses Thorlabs's acquisition of more than a hundred computer numerically controlled (CNC) machines from a single supplier, Haas Automation, due to reliability, productivity and pricing factors. It states that the vertical machining center (VMC) and horizontal machining center (HMC) are able to sustain the company's business model which supplies photonics products to a wide range of customer products from checkout scanners to medical imaging equipment.

The article offers brief information on turning equipment including the ST-20 series of Y-axis turning centers by Haas Automation Inc., the Lynx 220LMSA turning center from Doosan Infracore, and the the Tongtai TMT-2000 turn-mill from Absolute Machine Tools Inc.

The article reports on business-related developments in the U.S. The Technology Days 2011 event of GF AgieCharmilles features a custom application that the company has developed, technical education seminars and training sessions. Haas Automation Inc. is to host a Multitasking Turning Center Demo Day at its factory outlets. NSK America Corp. moves a to another headquarter in Hoffman Estates, Illinois.

The article offers news briefs related to the modern machinery industry in the U.S. The HaasTec 2011 open house event was organized by Haas Automation Inc. in Oxnard, California from March 10, 2011 to March 12, 2011. Jim King has been appointed the president and chief operating officer (COO) of Okuma America Corp. Samsung Electronics Co. in partnership with Indiana Technology and Manufacturing Companies (ITAMCO) has developed a range of manufacturing applications for Android mobile devices.

The article features several machining equipment including Methods Machine Tools Inc.'s Feeler High Performance HV-Series Vertical Machining Centers, DMG/Mori Seiki USA's DMU 50 eco CNC 5-axis machine tool, and Haas' DS-30 Series dual-spindle turning centers.

The article evaluates several products including ST-20SSY turning center from Haas Automation Inc., M120 mill turn from WFL Millturn Technologies and T-42 turning center from Hardinge Inc.

The article evaluates several machinery including DT-1 drill and tap machine from Haas Automation Inc., RWP-006 dovetail workholding fixture from Raptor Workholding Products and latest generation profile grinding machines from Gleason.

The article evaluates the SR-100 sheet router from Haas Automation Inc., PanelMaster ProSeries CNC Router from Techno Inc. and Dynatup 9250 drop-tower impact tester from Instron Corp.

The article features several equipment for machine shops, including a double-column vertical machining center from YCM, Cimclean Green industrial cleaners from Milacron and SR-100 computer numerical control router from Haas Automation.

The article provides information on how Haas Automation, a machining tool manufacturer based in Oxnard, California, applies the lessons learned from previous projects to improve both factory operations and products. At the beginning of 2007, Haas reported producing more than 12,500 computer numerical control (CNC) machine tools in 2006. The history of the machine shop is presented.

Presents a list of companies that manufacture, supply and/or sell machining centers and machine tools, including Absolute Machine Tools Inc., Daewoo Machine Tool and Haas Automation Inc.

The article evaluates several equipment for the manufacturing industry, including the Office Mills machines from Haas Automation Inc., Mitutoyo America Corporation's ID-H Digimatic series offer a measuring range to 2.4″ with accuracy to 0.00006″ in the 1.2″ range, and 1.5 microns in the 30-millimeter range, and the Lirax-M LD from Schunk Inc. which is appropriate for assembly automation and for handling weights.

Presents information on several products to be featured at EASTEC 2006. ESPRIT 2006 and ESPRIT Mold computer-aided manufacturing software from DP Technology Corp.; Line of high-speed VMC, HMC and CNC lathes from Haas Automation Inc.; Pallet storage system from Toyota Machinery.

Focuses on the use of five-axis machining by Tooling & Assembly Solutions of Simi Valley, California. Comments from Mike Giboney, owner of Tooling & Assembly on the five-axis machining; Purchase of five-axis machines from Haas Automation; Basis for using five-axis capability; Software being used for the Haas machines.

Presents an overview of the products featured at the WESTEC 2004 exhibition. TL-2 toolroom lathe from Haas Automation, Inc.; Trak DPM V Series machines from Southwestern Industries, Inc.; Portable magnetic drills from Hougen Manufacturing, Inc.; CoroTurn XS tool line from Sandvik Coromant Co.

Highlights the use of Gibbs and Associates' GibbsCAM computer-aided manufacturing software to help Haas Automation in maximizing the output of its horizontal machining centers (HMC). Description of the HMC; Limitations of automated machining cells based on tombstone manufacturing on HMC; Advantages of the software to Haas; Procedure followed in operating the multi-part setup of the HMC. INSET: More Than One Way To Customize Software.

Evaluates several machine-tools and machining equipment. TL-1 toolroom lathe from Haas Automation Inc.; SpiderCool automated servo coolant nozzle for machining centers from SpiderCool; Bowers inclinable rotary grinding table from Precision International Corp.; APET computer numerical control pressed inserts from Dapra Corp.; Form-MasterV indexable back drafted finishing cutters from Ingersoll Cutting Tool Co.

Evaluates several tools and products for machining. Mini Lathe gang-tool turning center by Haas Automation Inc.; Cluster Towers clamping stations from Kurt Manufacturing Co.; Big-Sheppard GTG high speed spindle increasers by Stanley Sheppard Co. Inc.

The article reports Haas Automation Inc.'s act of installing the computer numerical control machine UMC-750SS, and mentions that it was installed at Vineburg Machining Inc. in Carson City, Nevada.

The article offers information on the celebration of 30th anniversary of Haas Automation's VF-1, the company's first vertical machining center. which launched a campaign that will include worldwide demo day events, a video series documenting both Haas and its customer.

The article offers information on the newest bar feeder from machine tool builder Haas Automation which automates the production of machine parts. Topics include a belt-driven trolley system of the bar feeder that speeds production, transfer of the height adjustment wheel to the front of the newest unit, and addition of an optical sensor on the bar feeder.

The article mentions several lathes including the DS-30 dual-spindle turning centers from Haas Automation Inc., six-spindle lathe from ZPS America LLC, and the FBL-530 lathe from Chevalier Machinery Inc.

The article evaluates the ST-30 turning center from Haas Automation Inc.

The article evaluates several product catalogs including VMC product line from Haas Automation Inc. as well as solutions for the die and mold industries from Iscar Metals Inc., a pamphlet that details whirling machines, keyseating machines and rolling machines from Leistritz Corp. and the steel ring catalog from Smalley Steel Ring Co.

The article evaluates several products introduced in the moldmaking market in November 2007 including the VF-3YT/50 vertical machining center from Haas Automation Inc., Z1050 and Z1060 tunnel gates from Hasco America Inc. and YV-1200ATC vertical turning center from Absolute Machine Tools Inc.

The article evaluates the HIT10 face-gear indexing table from Haas Automation Inc.

The article evaluates the GT-10 lathe from Haas Automation Inc.

Looks at some of the trends in machining operations. Advantages of the commonization of equipment; Significance of the decision of Haas Automation to build the EC 630 horizontal machining center; Information on NZ-S15000 shaft lathe from Mori Seiki.

The article discusses the grand ceremony opening of the East Kentucky Advanced Manufacturing Institute (EKAMI) on February 20, 2018 which was attended by more than 200 people at Paintsville, Kentucky. It states that EKAMI has computer numerical control (CNC) machining centers which are job training and educational facilities for teaching the knowledge and skills. Also discussed are the speakers including Director Kathy Walker, Governor Matt Bevin and Haas Automation founder Gene Haas.

The article evaluates the Vertical Machining (VM) Series from Haas Automation Inc.

The article evaluates the Haas toolroom mills from Haas Automation Inc.

The article evaluates the SL-20l and SL-30l long bed lathes from Haas Automation Inc.

The article evaluates the machine tool EC-630PP HMC from Hass Automation Inc.

The article reports developments in production machining industry. Haas Automation Inc. plans to launch the Haas Technical Center program for Europe. Matthew L. Smith was promoted to chief operating officer of Yarde Metals Inc. Berding 3D Scanning, a reverse engineering and laser scanning services firm based in Cincinnati, Ohio was acquired by Exact Metrology Inc.

The article evaluates the EC-400PP HMC machine from Haas Automation Inc.

The article evaluates the Haas TL-15 and TL-25 dual spindle lathes from Haas Automation Inc.

The article evaluates the OL-1 office mill lathe from Haas Automation Inc. and offers information on its features, functions, and capabilities.

The article introduces the GT-20 lathe manufactured by Haas Automation Inc. The unit is designed to provide high power and a range of speeds in a small-foot-print production machine. The machine offers a maximum part swing of 13-inches over the front apron and a 9.25-inches swing over the cross slide. Its base configuration has a maximum speed of 3,000-returns-per-minute.

The article describes Haas Automation Inc.'s 50-taper machine, the VF-3YT/50, featuring a 40" x 26" x 25" table, a 6" increase in the work envelope compared to the VF-3. It is constructed using cast iron to provide the rigidity and stability needed for heavy cutting. The T-slot table is suitable for fixturing and accommodating large parts.

Focuses on the VF-3 vertical machining center from Haas Automation Inc. utilized by Triton Engineering & Manufacturing. What motivated the company to buy the machining center; Comment from David Weaver, Triton's head machinist.

Discusses World Class Manufacturing's use of Haas Automation Vf-4 machining center and fourth axis rotary table from Haas Automation. Comments of company president George M. Haskins; Features of the Haas OneTouch control; Contracts undertaken by the company using the machines.