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Steinmeyer
Address:
217 Middlesex Turnpike
Burlington
MA 01803
USA
Telephone: (USA) +1 781 273 6220
http://www.steinmeyer.com
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Listing of all 20 news releases from Steinmeyer:
New plant expands ballscrew capacity
Decision to extend the existing factory was taken after five years of double-digit percentage growth and increasing workflow problems.
News from Steinmeyer (14 December 2007)
Ballscrew aids high-speed tools
August Steinmeyer's new ballscrew will improve the performance of machine tools, especially high-speed and high-accuracy tools.
News from Steinmeyer (26 March 2007)
Partington takes charge of important market
August Steinmeyer has appointed George Partington as its Sales Manager in the UK.
News from Steinmeyer ( 5 March 2007)
Ballscrew is ideal link between motor and slide
At Machine Building 2007 Steinmeyer introduced its latest ballscrew design to the UK market.
News from Steinmeyer (19 February 2007)
Lightweight table moves heavy loads
X-y table offers a sleek low profile design with an overall height of only 32mm and square footprint of 199 x 199mm.
News from Steinmeyer (24 July 2006)
Vertical stage has wafer-scale accuracy
The model HT 03-LM vertical positioning stage offers a travel of 3mm with accuracy of 2um and repeatability of 20nm, making it ideal for wafer positioning.
News from Steinmeyer (14 April 2006)
Steinmeyer goes direct in the States
Steinmeyer has set up a new US subsidiary company responsible for sales and service of precision ball screws and lead screws in North America.
News from Steinmeyer ( 2 August 2005)
Hybrid ball screws have ceramic rolling elements
Steinmeyer has added a new option to its standard line of precision ball screw products - hybrid ball screws using ceramic rolling elements.
News from Steinmeyer ( 6 May 2005)
Ball screws handle high speed operation
Steinmeyer has added two new sizes, with large leads, to its UltraSpeed line of precision ground ball screws specifically designed for high speed operation.
News from Steinmeyer (22 March 2005)
Miniature screws provide precise positioning
Steinmeyer miniature precision screws are now available with diameters of 6 and 10mm.
News from Steinmeyer ( 7 December 2004)
Bigger balls raise screw capacity
New from Steinmeyer at IMTS in Chicago this September will be a line of ground ball screws with very high load carrying capacity, some with dynamic ratings up to 1MN.
News from Steinmeyer ( 3 June 2004)
More support for miniature ball screws
Two new series of industry standard support bearing assemblies for the Steinmeyer miniature ball screw product line will be featured at Semicon West on Booth 5536.
News from Steinmeyer (26 April 2004)
Novel ball screws show up at Semicon West
Steinmeyer will display ball screws with elastic spacers at Semicon West in Booth 5536.
News from Steinmeyer (26 April 2004)
Ball screws keep it quiet
Steinmeyer has expanded its Quiet Ball Screw product line with eight new sizes to be featured at Semicon West on Booth 5536.
News from Steinmeyer (26 April 2004)
Quality rating for ball screw maker
Steinmeyer's parent company with factories located in Germany has been certified according to ISO9001:2000.
News from Steinmeyer (15 April 2004)
Elastic spacers smooth out ball-screw travel
An important advance in ball screw technology sees the use of elastic spacers to separate recirculating balls inside the nut.
News from Steinmeyer (12 April 2004)
Supports aid ballscrew applications
Steinmeyer has developed two new series of industry standard support bearing assemblies for its miniature ball screw product line.
News from Steinmeyer (18 March 2004)
New catalogue gives guidance on large ball screws
Steinmeyer is publishing a new 64-page catalogue for its extensive product line of large ball screws.
News from Steinmeyer (12 March 2004)
Miniature ball screws offer 1000+ options
A new 52-page catalogue covers an extensive product line of miniature ball screws.
News from Steinmeyer (23 December 2003)
Ballscrew claims "world's smallest" title
New ultraminiature ball screws are available in diameters as small as 3mm with choice of 1 or 0.5mm pitch.
News from Steinmeyer ( 1 September 2003)
