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“SFX 40” Spring former powered by Siemens can effectively save energy and reduce carbon emissions. © Simco

 
12.04.24 – Spring manufacturing

Spring manufacturing

A greener path for spring-former “SFX” series

Today, the impact of climate change on the earth is getting severe. As machine builders, Taiwan Simco Company has the responsibility to meet the new standards ... Von  Jörg Dambock
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Simco camless spring forming machines and “SFX” series spring forming machines are equipped with timeline software. © Simco

 
12.09.23 – C-technologies / software

C-technologies / software

Timeline design makes spring former more efficient

Nowadays, there are various types of CNC spring machines, each with its own unique CNC software. The performance of a CNC spring machine is not solely ... Von  Jörg Dambock
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(from left to right): Thorsten Arm, Head of Financial Accounting and responsible for steel purchasing at Knipex, Michael Zinn, Sales Director Engineering Steel at the Swiss Steel Group, Barbara Meimeth, Sustainability Officer at Knipex. © Knipex

 
12.06.23 – On our own behalf - Wire

On our own behalf - Wire

Week 23/2023 in retrospect

Here, we present you the top articles from our four categories. This week, the most read one comes from the category „Business“. Von  Daniel Keienburg
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Coated Coiling Tools against wear and friction © Simco

 
05.06.23 – On our own behalf - Wire

On our own behalf - Wire

Week 22/2023 in retrospect

Here, we present you the top articles from our four categories. This week, the most read one comes from the category „Products“. Von  Daniel Keienburg
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Brinell testing sample test. © Ametek

 
31.05.23 – On our own behalf - Wire

On our own behalf - Wire

Week 21/2023 in retrospect

Here, we present you the top articles from our four categories. This week, the most read one comes from the category „Reports“. Von  Daniel Keienburg