Koma Precision Collaborates with CCAT

Koma Precision announces collaboration with Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology.

Koma Precision (East Windsor, CT) recently announced its collaboration with Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology to offer advanced machining solutions at CCAT’s Advanced Manufacturing Center (AMC).

The firm will provide CCAT with a Tsudakoma RBA-320R rotary table, one of Tsudakoma’s premier rotary tables, for use on a Toyoda FV-1680 Vertical Machining Center at the AMC. The RBA series rotary table incorporates the finest Tsudakoma technology including hydraulic clamping and a worm wheel spindle assembly boasting outstanding clamp torque and accuracy.

For more than thirty years Koma Precision has been the foremost source for the finest in machine tool productivity innovation. The firm is the leading worldwide distributor of Tsudakoma NC rotary tables and indexers having installed more than 30,000 rotary tables.

With over 12,000 angle heads and live tools distributed and in operation, Koma is also the world’s largest supplier for Alberti, the originator and renowned innovator of productivity tooling. In addition, they are now offering an extensive line of tool presetters from Elbo Controlli, one of the most highly regarded manufacturing companies of electronic equipment for machine tools.

“We are privileged to be collaborating with a recognized world leader in machine tool productivity and innovation,” commented Bob Torrani, AMC director at CCAT. “Koma’s rotary table will provide a fourth axis on our 3-axis 50 taper vertical machining center, providing a realistic configuration of the machine tool set-ups used by regional manufacturing shops. It will greatly enhance our capacity to help regional manufacturers increase their productivity through machining optimization.”

CCAT’s AMC is a leader in technology optimization and cutting-edge machining, serving small to mid-sized manufacturing companies. Working in partnership with academia and industry, CCAT offers company-specific solutions to enhance manufacturing operations and productivity. In addition, the AMC is developing additive manufacturing processes and materials to support the maintenance and repair of aerospace components.

“Koma is pleased to collaborate with CCAT to provide manufacturers with state-of-the-art machining technology at the AMC,” stated Barry Agosti, vice-president, Koma Precision. “We are looking forward to a productive and rewarding relationship.”

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