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In-Die or Secondary Electronic Tapping Unit Fibro Inc.
Booth A1569
Weiler Abrasives Group Booth C11318
Incorporating advances in servo technology and process control, the Fibro Electronic Tapping Unit can be mounted directly in a production stamping tool or employed as a value-added offline workstation. It features a thread range of M0.8 to M24 and can reach production speeds exceeding 140 strokes/min.
Weiler Abrasives Group will show its cutting, grinding and combo wheels along with its offering of resin-fiber discs and flap discs. The company also will recreate multiple fabrication applications and feature recommended products designed to provide the most efficient cutting, grinding and cleaning results for a specific end market. Weiler representatives will be on hand to discuss how each solution excels in its given application and to provide abrasives recommendations. www.weilercorp.com
The product consists of a control unit, tapping head, drive and drive shaft.
The units and their tapping heads can be used in a variety of presses, dies and automatic punching machines, owing to an independent drive and versatile control unit, according to company officials. Using the auto-teach function, the system automatically monitors and adjusts process parameters as needed to ensure maintenance of critical thread tolerances. All data sets are recorded and can be read out or summarized in report form. The unit employs standard and customized tapping heads, as Fibro application engineers can work with customers to select the optimal tapping head for your specific requirements. www.fibro.com
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