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News Release from: Stephenson Gobin
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 24 September 2004
SG Transmission invests in hardware and
software
A GBP 650,000 investment has been made in new CNC machinery and training by SG Transmission, one of three new brands under the Stephenson Gobin banner.
A GBP 650,000 investment has been made in new CNC machinery and training by SG Transmission, one of three new brands under the Stephenson Gobin banner The investment in new Mazak milling and turning centres has been supported with a grant from OneNorthEast for the retraining of the company's programmers
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 11 Jun 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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The two state-of-the art machines have been acquired to further increase efficiency and capacity for machining components for electromagnetic clutches, brakes and electromagnets.
The machines combine several machining functions into one operation which will produce savings, reduce cycle times and achieve shorter setup times.
SG Transmission has also introduced a continuous improvement programme called "Engineering Intervention".
Nissan engineering specialists are helping with analysis and assessment.
The company has also upgraded its 3D modelling system with the installation of three seats of SolidWorks software which can be linked to the Mazak machines.
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