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2009 Readers' Choice Awards Winners
High Fliers: The 2009 Readers' Choice Awards Winners Soar High in a Sometimes Unsettled Automation Supplier Sky

Routers ride the rail to success
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This article takes a look at how the linear ball screw choices made by a North Carolina-based CNC router OEM resulted in a simpler, more productive router machine for applications in the woodworking industry.

Tighter controls lead to cutting remarks
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September's OEM Spotlight shines on a Milwaukee-based cutting systems machine builder that designs its plasma and oxy-fuel cutting machinery well above commodity performance levels for its customers.

Nose to the grindstone, eyes to the future
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As ever-increasing customer demands for better machine performance, reliability and support grind onward, one CNC machine builder is unafraid of evolving its operating system to keep its competitive edge.

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White Papers: In Depth Research

Software-based CNC saves machine builders cost
Author: Manufacturing Data Systems
Posted: 06/02/2005
In recent years, the world of CNC controls has seen a trend toward more open, PC-based architectures. This White Paper contends that new control concepts in the form of open software CNCs based on standardized, market-ready embedded PC platforms can offer potential savings of more than 30 percent.

All wound up
Posted: 10/15/2004

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