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Move Means More Space, Efficiency and Prestige
01 Jun 2003
JLF Engineering, the Croydon based precision sheet metal firm are moving from their 1.5 acre site to the prestigious 3 acre site about half a mile away, which was previously the Frys Metals Tandem Works. As the company has 'two of everything' the move will take place in two stages to avoid any disruption to customers' delivery schedules.completion is scheduled for mid-September.
Model Behaviour of Sheet Metal Shortens The Route To The Perfect Shape
01 Jun 2003
The problem of spring back when a press is opened causes the developers of metal-forming equipment many a headache. To shorten the route to the perfect pressed sheet metal shape, companies such as ThyssenKrupp, Muller-Weingarten and Karmann call on the knowledge, measurement techniques and calculations of scientists at the Fraunhofer Competence Centre for Component Simulation in Germany.
Laser Job Shop's Levels of Planning, Automation and Inspection are Unique
01 Jun 2003
Carlton Laser has recently installed a unique automated cell that links a punch press and a laser cutter to a single material storage system. The company is probably the only subcontractor in the UK working in this way. Further, recent investment in a Pullmax LaserQC has just won back some business that Carlton Laser lost a few years ago.
