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Speedgrip Chuck Company Utilizes DMG MORI's Taiyo Koki's Technology



Speedgrip Chuck Company, an Elkhart, IN-headquartered workholding equipment manufacturer, has become the first U.S. customer of Taiyo Koki's CVG-6T grinding machine and has commenced a partnership.

"Taiyo Koki, DMG MORI owned grinding machine manufacturer, continues to go beyond the conventional concept of the traditional grinding processes since its establishment in 1986. Taiyo Koki's technology is designed to contribute to customer productivity, improvements and problem-solving at their production site," said a company spokesperson.

"Grinding operations are critical to our mission at Speedgrip Chuck Company," said Kevin Snyder, President of Speedgrip. "The Taiyo Koki CVG-6T will allow us to guarantee more precise tolerances and increase productivity, enabling Speedgrip to continue providing cost effective solutions to our customers."

Speedgrip, a designer and manufacturer of precision workholding equipment, serves a diverse group of industries where high speed, close tolerance metalcutting is critical to manufacturing operations. Founded in 1946, Speedgrip offers custom and standard solutions for most types of machining operations.

"Speedgrip has long been known for its high precision workholding solutions," said Aniel Ruzzin, National Product Sales Manager at Taiyo Koki. "The recent purchase of the Taiyo Koki CVG-6T has improved the company's ability to compete in the precision workholding and tooling market by allowing it to grind all the important faces and diameters in one clamping, which guarantees the most accurate squareness and concentricity specifications."

The Taiyo Koki CVG-6T machine allows for grinding I.D., O.D. and face with one-time chucking. With a grinding range of 50 mm to 600 mm (I.D. grinding range) and a maximum 600 mm (O.D. grinding range), the Taiyo Koki CVG-6T is a versatile solution for multi-process grinding. The productivity enhancing automatic pallet changer (APC) offered reduces non-productive machine time.

For more information contact:

SpeedGrip Chuck Co.

2000 Industrial Parkway

Elkhart, IN 46516

574-294-1506

salesweb@speedgrip.com

www.speedgrip.com

DMG MORI - Americas Headquarters

2400 Huntington Blvd.

Hoffman Estates, IL 60192

847-593-5400

Service Hotline:

855-DMG-MORI (364-6674)

us.dmgmori.com

www.taiyokoki.com

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