Case study: Ilmor Engineering Ltd.
Northamptonshire-based Engineering consultancy, Ilmor Engineering Ltd, delivers design and manufacturing solutions to high-performance powertrain OEM, Motorsport and Aerospace clients.
Established in 1983 by Mario Illien and Paul Morgan, Ilmor has a rich history of becoming one of the market leaders, having provided superior service within their chosen industries for so long.
Case study: Oracle Precision Engineering
South-Yorkshire-based Oracle Precision Engineering was established in 2009 and provides high-quality machining and production. Operating in various sectors, including Oil and Gas, Aerospace, Medical, Marine and more, Oracle has the high-level knowledge necessary to provide a top-quality service.
Co-owners Ryan and Shaun set up Oracle to provide affordable, high-quality manufacturing while having fun and enjoying what they do.
TID: unique tools identification in Industry 4.0
“Termo Stampi was founded in 1981 by Renato Terraroli, my grandfather and today led by my father Maurizio Terraroli. Termo Stampi immediately started to operate successfully by making injection molds for the household appliances and furniture sector.
In the following years, the company has also evolved in the Automotive sector, considered our sector of excellence and in the plastic molding sector (2K-3K-Gas), with the foundation of Termoplast "says Emanuele Terraroli, partner of Termo Stampi group of Rezzato (Brescia).
TID: the perfect solution for tool identification
The Davoli & Tesauri company was founded in 1975 and has always been involved in the processing of precision hydraulic products, valves and cast iron and steel distributors, for important companies in the Reggio Emilia area.
The recent growth of automation within many production processes and continuous research to increase manufacturing efficiency, supported by incentives for investments in Industry 4.0, has allowed engineering companies and other associated sectors to equip themselves with network infrastructures for the transmission of data to and from machine tools: the final goal is for optimized production management and more effective control of the associated costs.
The post-processor for the transmission of the offsets
A CAD/CAM system only works if there is a post-processor. What is a post-processor? The program output towards the CNC machines or robots is managed by simple ASCII files that can be modified with common text editors.
The post-processor is, therefore, a software that transforms geometric entities (lines, arcs, circles, tool axis direction, etc.) into a code that can be understood by the CNC machine controller.
Case study: OMCR S.r.l.
"If I think of a company and more specifically of a workshop, I idealize a place where many people bring together their ideas and their work to achieve a common goal in the fastest, most effective and competitive way possible while maintaining high quality standards.
The information useful to achieve it must therefore be shared by all the players who contributed to that process, in order to be able to replicate and improve it" says Dr. Zentilin, OMCR S.r.l. General Manager of San Maurizio Canavese (Turin - Italy).
