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LUNA Capital Technologies delivered equipment from the German manufacturer FPS Werkzeugmaschinen GmbH, which specialises in milling machines for industry, toolrooms and vocational training.

The FPS 300M shown in the photo is a compact universal milling machine with manual control and a three-axis digital readout. It handles vertical and horizontal milling, drilling and angled work thanks to a milling head that swivels ±90°.

The X/Y/Z travels are 300/160/340 mm. Spindle speed is adjustable from 40 to 2000 rpm. The digital readout helps the operator track the axis positions and work in absolute or incremental coordinates.

High positioning accuracy — 0.005 mm according to the manufacturer — together with vertical and horizontal milling makes the FPS 300M a practical choice for toolmaking. The machine suits the production of tooling, fixtures and precision parts where dimensional control and easy setup matter.

LUNA Capital Technologies supplied M2020C four-roll plate bending rolls with the Touch Command EVO 4.0 CNC, electro-hydraulic calibration and a cone-rolling device.

Touch Command EVO 4.0 controls the process through a touchscreen interface. The system supports manual and automatic modes, creates programs by teach-in or by automatic calculation, and stores them for reuse on later batches of parts.

A material library takes the springback of the metal after bending into account. Cylindrical, oval, elliptical and multi-radius shapes are supported, as is the import of DXF contours. A closed control loop monitors the position of the axes and coordinates their movements during rolling.

The EVO 4.0 version supports an Ethernet connection. A web application on the plant's local network shows the machine status, production orders, programs run and maintenance information.

Aksüt Makina is a Turkish maker of press equipment. The ASM16T-C is a C-frame crank press with a force of 16 tonnes.

This configuration includes an inverter for speed control and an automatic lubrication system. The inverter lets the drive speed be adjusted, and the lubrication system automates the oil supply to the points provided for in the design.

The open C-frame gives easy access to the working area for setting the die and handling workpieces. The specific operations depend on the tooling fitted.

Germany's MAXION designs and builds drilling, tapping and drill-milling machines.

The BT 20 has stepless speed control, and drilling depth is shown on a digital display and set precisely. Speed is matched to the material and the drill diameter; depth control is especially useful for blind holes and repeat operations.

The machine cuts bar, tube and profiles. The swivelling saw head makes straight cuts and mitre cuts from −45° to +60°. On the SHARK 332-1 CCS the head descends under its own weight while hydraulics control the feed rate. After the cut the operator raises the head and moves the material by hand.

Italy's MEP has been in business since 1964 and specialises in band saws and circular cut-off machines for metal.

What sets this configuration apart is bore grinding on top of external grinding: for the internal surface the matching spindle and wheel are fitted to suit the part geometry.

PALMARY is a Taiwanese maker of grinding machines, in business since 1998. The GU20×40NC has NC control and handles traverse and plunge grinding, face and taper grinding. It is used, among other things, for finishing shafts and bearing journals.

NARGESA is a Spanish maker of metalworking equipment, in business since 1970: sheet and profile bending, pressing and forging.

The PP200CNC is a CNC model with a force of 20 t. Its tool moves horizontally, so strip can be bent into closed contours and complex parts. Depending on the tooling, the press also works with bar and profiles, and straightens and forms tube ends. Bending programs are stored in the CNC and reused.

A LUNA-brand machine made in China. Machines like this are used for finish grinding of plates, guideways and tooling parts, where flatness, parallelism and the specified surface finish must be held.

In the AHD version the longitudinal table travel is hydraulic and the vertical wheel feed is servo-driven. Grinding runs in an automatic cycle set up by the operator, with no manual input for each feed.