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                  Tooling Technology ToolingUpdate
Magnetic Quick-Die-Change Systems
Hilma, Ellisville, MO, introduces the M-Tecs manual, magnetic quick-die-change system. Use M-Tecs apparatus to clamp existing dies without retooling. Since mag- netic clamping force is evenly distributed throughout the base of the die, die move- ment is minimized and tool wear reduced,
minimizing die-maintenance costs. Permanent double magnet technology allows clamp forces to be maintained with- out the need for power—power is only needed to clamp and unclamp. Safe clamp- ing is ensured thanks to a multi-level safety system, including a double current sensor, LED diagnostic panel, multi-step clamp/ unclamp process, detaching sensor and die-position limit switches. The magnetic platens are custom designed to suit the application, and the magnetic press bolster can be
designed to incorporate Hilma die lifters and bolster extensions.
Hilma Div. of Carr Lane Roemheld Mfg.: 800/827-2526; www.clrh.com/hilma
New Website Launched
by Manufacturer of
Rollform Tooling
Roll-Kraft, Mentor, OH, a manufac- turer of tooling and equipment for roll- forming and tube and pipe forming, has launched a redesigned website at www.roll-kraft.com. The site includes an instant request-for-quote button, along with a feature called “Dr. Resolve,” where users can post questions and seek solutions to problems related to their own applications. Also posted are videos and photos of products, and customer testimonials.
Roll-Kraft: 440/205-3100; www.roll-kraft.com
      • Unique Patented Design
• Long Lasting Belt
• Low Profile - 3/8" Belt Height
• Over 20-Year Proven Track Record • Designed For Metal Stamping
• Stop Belt Sensing Capability
U.S. Patents 5,904,240 & 6,186,318
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NOVEMBER 15-18, 2009
BOOTH 17067
“Designed For Stampers, By Stampers”
PAX PRODUCTS, INC.
5097 Monroe Road • Celina, OH 45822
Ph: (419) 586-6948 • (800) 733-6930 Fax: (419) 586-6932
www.paxproducts.com
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