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84

J

anuary

2014

High strength circular saw blades

NEW-FORM Tools offers specialist

blades and cutting systems for high

tensile and high strength materials. For

over 30 years it has been manufacturing

metal cutting solutions for the tube

and pipe, roll form and coil processing

industries.

New-Form Tools titanium coated

shear blades, jaws and roll-forming tools

are impact and wear resistant. With

durable tooling that resists chipping and

cracking, New-Form Tools is a good

source for cutting solutions.

The company offers its range of

cutting blades across North and South

America for durable, high-speed steel

and specialist high-speed steel circular

saw blades.

Jim Jantzi, president of New-Form

Tools, said: “We knew expanding our

product line was the right decision.

There is such a high demand in North

and South America for high quality,

long-lasting, circular saw blades and

we knew this was a decision that our

existing customers could also utilise

for their operations. We’re more than

thrilled to say that we now serve the

whole tube cutting market.”

From the manufacturing process to

regrinding and custom design, New-

Form Tools said it is proud to supply

operations across the world with its

cost effective, high quality circular saw

blades.

New-Form Tools

– Canada

Email:

tjantzi@newformtools.com

Website:

www.newformtools.com

Multi-cut tube cut-off machine

THE stationary tube cut-off machines

multi cut (MC3) is a new machine

from Linsinger that revolutionises tube

cutting with diameters between 150

and 660mm. Instead of one large saw

blade, it has three smaller circular saws

attached to a radial rotating disc and

gives a clean ready-to-sell cut.

Much shorter cycle times result from

the simultaneous intervention of all

three saws in the tube and subsequent

rotation by 120°; the actual cutting time

for a P110 steel tube in the size 244 x

13.5mm is therefore only eight seconds.

Another decisive advantage: if one of

the saws fails, the machine can continue

processing with slightly less power but

without interruption up until scheduled

replacement of the saw blades. This

avoids expensive production stoppages.

According to Linsinger, the efficiency

of the MC3 is unrivalled due to several

reasons: in contrast to the large

and therefore expensive blades in

conventional steel circular saws, much

smaller and correspondingly less

expensive disposable saw blades can be

used in the Multi Cut machine. Together

with the construction-related higher life

time of smaller saw blades, this is a

massive reduction in tool costs, which

are often higher than the cost of the

actual machine

for circular saws

that

may

be

used for more

than 20 years.

Beyond that the

thin cutting width

saves a lot of

material.

Last but not

least, the MC3

impresses

with

the fully automatic

tool change per-

formed by a robot

as soon as a certain number of cuts has

been achieved. It changes all three saw

blades in just 90 seconds – this would

be a pit stop in record time in Formula

One.

In relation to a twenty-year life cycle of

the machine, the time savings achieved

corresponds with more than half a year

in three shift operation.

“The MC3 is not only the measure

with all things in precision but also in

the efficiency of the machine. The extra

cost in comparison to conventional

saws amortises within two to three

years.”

This is how the Linsinger company

manager Hans Knoll summarises the

number of advantages, which also

convinced several customers. And not

only them: “The benefits of our multi-

cut system have also already been

recognised in China. We are expecting

a run on this new machine type from the

local industry,” explains sales manager

Johann Wolfschwenger.

For further information visit Linsinger

at Tube Düsseldorf Hall 6, Stand 6K20.

Linsinger

– Austria

Email:

maschinenbau@linsinger.com

Website:

www.linsinger.com

Yoder upgrades WH-350 tube mill

YODER Manufacturing of Cleveland,

Ohio, a member of the Formtek Group,

has been contracted to refurbish and

upgrade an existing WH-350 tube mill to

produce structural shapes (HSS).

Formtek is a group of long-established

companies, eachwith awell-known name

and a history of providing innovative,

reliable equipment to the metal forming

and metal processing industries. As a

single source provider, Formtek supplies

all of its customers needs.

Formtek

– USA

Website:

www.formtekgroup.com

Multi-Cut MC3-406 in operation in Brazil