Haeger Inc.
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Hardware insertion’s automation evolution in metal fabrication
Putting a robot in front of an insertion press seems like a no-brainer for metal fabrication shop. But robotics is just one part of the automation equation. Insertion press technology has come a long way in metal manufacturing.
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Haeger Virtual Fabrication Event to be held Nov. 9-10
The Haeger Virtual Fabrication Event, presenting real-time demonstrations of its fastener insertion machines, is scheduled for Nov. 9-10. The demonstration of such machines as the 824 OneTouch4e, 824MSPe, 618MSPe, and the PEMSERTER series 4 will last about one hour, with Q&A time. Attendees will...
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Simplifying the hardware insertion process
Graphically documenting work instructions simplifies hardware insertion
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Phillips Corp. sells Haeger Insertion Machine division to PennEngineering
Phillips Corp., a Hanover, Md.-based supplier of manufacturing technology products and services focused on CNC machine tools and additive manufacturing, has sold its Haeger Insertion Machine division, based in Oakdale, Calif., to fastening equipment manufacturer PennEngineering, Danboro, Pa....
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Hydraulic system inserts fasteners in mild steel, stainless, aluminum
The 824 OT-4e lite fully hydraulic fastener insertion system from Haeger is suitable for mid- to high-volume parts with fasteners up to 0616 (M10) in mild steel and 0516 (M6) in stainless. With a positive-stop feature when force required is less than 1,000 lbs., the machine also is suitable for...
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Hardware insertion meets automation
Star Precision Fabricating, Houston, has always had hardware insertion capabilities since it opened its doors in the early 1990s. It has added more machines as the need for additional capacity has emerged. The latest automated equipment addition is making a huge difference in the speed at which it processes assembly work.
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Nothing standard about this fab shop
Rob Marelli left a family-owned metal fabricating company four years ago with the intention of doing things his way. Joined by a loyal group of managers and employees, he's found success at Seconn Fabrication. In the short time the company has been open, it has earned revenues of $9 million. And the company has done this by doing things other metal fabricating competitors aren't.
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Fastener insertion technology moves ahead
Technological advances have turned simple press brakes and punch presses into productivie systems, now accepted as the norm for keeping fabricators competitive. Fastener-insertion machines are now incorporating many of those same advances to provide better quality and productivity and to eliminate bottlenecks as they work with the other technologically advanced fabricating machines in the shop.