The part shown here is an example of CNC machining from a net shape (vs. hex-bar material) and resulted in substantial savings in machining time.
Ramco Specialties, Inc., a provider and producer of critical components, recently announced that its Michigan facility has expanded its machining capabilities, adding new tight-tolerance CNC equipment.
Ramco Michigan’s latest acquisition is an Okuma dual-turret with gantry load production machine, which will machine parts from net shapes. The Okuma Gantry Loader is a built-in solution for efficient parts load/unload with minimum machining time.
With the additional equipment, Ramco has the capability to machine components from 4 to 250 mm diameter.
The featured part shown in the image here is an example of CNC machining from a net shape (vs. hex-bar material) and resulted in substantial savings in machining time for the customer.
Ramco Specialties continues to make significant investments in its Michigan facility. The company also recently purchased a third building, adjacent to its two existing buildings. The addition provides 10,000 square feet of production space, creating a total of 45,000 square feet in Ramco’s Michigan location, increasing space and capabilities for the manufacture of precision parts.
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