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Which Presetter is Best for You? A Comprehensive Guide to SPERONI Rotary Toolholder Presetters

9/18/2024

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by Bernard Martin
Which Presetter is Best for You? A Comprehensive Guide to SPERONI Rotary Toolholder Presetters
Rotary toolholder presetters are the game-changers that empower machine shops to dial in precision tool setups offline while their machines continue cutting. This not only enhances efficiency by reducing set-up time,  but also minimizes the need for test cutting, ensuring that every cut is executed flawlessly from the start. 

​When considering the ideal presetter, several factors come into play, including budget constraints, accuracy requirements, and delivery timelines. At Next Generation Tooling, we exclusively offer three distinctive SPERONI rotary toolholder presetter options, each catering to specific needs
STP ESSENTIA - Space-Saving Precision
  • Overview - The ESSENTIA is a robust desktop device designed for space efficiency. Its durability ensures a lasting performance, and its compact form allows for precision measurement right next to your machine tool.
  • Ideal For - Companies prioritizing a balance between performance and space-saving solutions.
STP MAGIS - Intuitive Vision-Based Precision
  • Overview - MAGIS stands out as one of the most intuitive and easy-to-use, vision-based benchtop models available. Constructed with aged pearlitic cast iron, it offers enhanced thermal stability.
  • Ideal For - Manufacturers seeking a user-friendly, vision-based solution with superior stability.
STP FUTURA - Advanced Standalone Precision
  • Overview - FUTURA represents the pinnacle of rotary toolholder presetters, offering a standalone, vision-based solution. It is part of the most advanced and complete line of vertical tool presetting and measuring machines in its class that is not only a presenter but a shrink fit machine.
  • Ideal For - Companies in need of a comprehensive and advanced tool presetting solution.

Price Comparison - Finding the Right Fit Within Budget Constraints

Presetter Price Comparison - Finding the Right Fit Within Budget Constraints

The STP ESSENTIA provides a cost-effective solution without compromising on essential functionalities.

​For those seeking a balance between performance and budget, the ESSENTIA is a compelling choice. However, for companies with a more flexible budget, the STP MAGIS and STP FUTURA offer advanced features, with the FUTURA standing out as a top-tier solution.  

​Although the FUTURA is a step up in price, keep in mind that it's really two machines in one: a presetter and a shrink fit machine.

Accuracy Comparison -  Precision Beyond Measure

Accuracy Comparison -  Precision Beyond Measure

While all three models deliver exceptional accuracy, the STP FUTURA, being part of the most advanced line, offers cutting-edge precision.

​If your operations demand the utmost accuracy, especially in intricate machining tasks, the FUTURA stands as the epitome of SPERONI's commitment to precision.

Control Software Differences - Navigating User-Friendly Interfaces

Presetter Control Software Differences - Navigating User-Friendly Interfaces
Each presetter comes with its unique control software, tailored to its design and functionalities.

The STP MAGIS, known for its intuitiveness, offers a user-friendly interface.

​The STP FUTURA, being part of the advanced line, comes with sophisticated control software for comprehensive tool presetting.

Presetter Options - Tailoring to Fit You Needs

Presetter Options - Tailoring to Fit You Needs
Options matter, and SPERONI understands that.

​Considerations like data transfer capabilities, tool clamping mechanisms, and whether a full CNC option is necessary depend on your specific requirements.

​The ESSENTIA, MAGIS, and FUTURA provide varying options, allowing you to customize your presetter based on your operational needs.

Presetter Considerations Shop Location delivery
There are certainly other considerations that you will need to make your decision such as location of the presenter in your shop. The ESSENTIA is ideally suited to be right next to the CNC machine while the MAGIS and FUTURA are deigned for shops with tool cribs.  

Finally, how soon do you need it?  The ESSENTIA and MAGIS can ship off the shelf while the FUTURA is a special order.

At then end of the day, the choice of a SPERONI rotary toolholder presetter ultimately boils down to your unique requirements and preferences. Whether you prioritize budget-friendly efficiency, intuitive usability, or cutting-edge precision, SPERONI has a solution crafted just for you. Contact Next Generation Tooling today to explore these options further and elevate your machining precision to unprecedented heights.
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Make the Most of a Tool’s Entire Life

7/10/2024

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by Doug Sumner, BIG DAISHOWA—Americas
Americas Make the Most of a Tool’s Entire Life
Successful shops always look for ways to differentiate and innovate for competitive advantage. Cashing in on the entirety of a tool’s life with an advanced tool management system is perhaps the most effective way to do that right now.

Go with me for a minute. Think of a single tooling component’s trip through a shop in terms of a life: it’s conceived when it’s ordered from a supplier and born and finds its way to the tool crib; it grows up in the bin and finds its perfect mate when it’s assembled; it does good work on the job, cutting metal and eventually rides off into the sunset, aka the scrap bin.
RIP tool. You lived a good life.

All kidding aside, notice how little of the tool’s journey through the shop is spent actually cutting metal? As in life, one’s career is just one of many factors in a happy life. In this case, the actual time the tool is cutting accounts for a fraction of its impact on the shop.

Acquisition, inventory management, assembly, travel across the floor, wear and dispensing of a tooling component, they all happen with a certain efficiency – or inefficiency – and have a value. Shops know how much of their purchasing budget goes to tooling, but few know how much value is gained or lost while it’s in the shop.

This is where tool management systems (TMS) come in. Every company has a TMS of some sort, whether it’s the tool room manager’s chicken scratch on a printed excel sheet or wirelessly tracking components as they move across a shop and automatically managing inventory based on their usage.

Based on my travels, the chicken scratch method, or some slight variation of it, is far more common today. But things are changing. The rise of Smart Manufacturing is exposing the immense savings available while the more connected floor is making them more accessible. It’s drawing a stark distinction between reactionary chicken scratch- and proactive hyper traceability-TMS. The risk of a reactionary system is finding out the value of the tool’s journey the hard way.

Consider the following scenarios. A job makes its way from engineering and planning to the tool room. They discover they don’t have a certain insert or have just enough to start, but not to finish, and the stock sits until the insert arrives.

​That’s wasted spindle time, perhaps delayed delivery – maybe even paychecks – because of a missing insert that costs a few bucks. The other side of that coin is ordering more cutters just because the bin looks low and not having a job in the pipeline that requires them. That’s cash burning a hole in the tool shelves.

If you have an offline tool measuring system, you’ve already taken the first steps toward more efficient tool management. Sure, tool presetters reduce setup time and tooling costs by eliminating error and adding precision, but now they can also act as a shop communication hub.

Our most sophisticated, and frankly most consistently successful customers, use Speroni tool presetters equipped with software that communicates with the engineer’s CAM software to verify length, diameter, create a G-Code and post process with the exact tooling values.

​This type of arrangement is just scratching the surface. And believe it or not, suppliers have been working to get us to where we are for decades. Our Italian partner, Speroni, started working with Fiat automotive manufacturing more than 30 years ago, connecting tool rooms to the rest of the manufacturing facility.
SPERONI INTELLIGO Tool Management Solution software
Today, most solutions are optimized for management, often without much flexibility to adapt to what’s happening on the floor or what may happen there next year.

​Having made our name in tooling – as far down in the weeds as you can get in a metalworking operation – we’ve worked with Speroni to apply a different philosophy to connectivity and traceability to our North American customers.

Our solution, Intelligo, focuses on where everything is happening: the shop floor. Its processes are fed by using devices that recognize components, cutting edges, tool assembly, carts, baskets, etc. through wireless systems (i.e. RFID or QR/barcode) as they travel the shop.

SPERONI INTELLIGO Tool Management Solution software allows you to comprehensively organize your tool assemblies, your individual components, plus your tool jobs and kits in a central knowledge database avoiding redundant data. 

Using a scalable software structure and local workstations, Intelligo links a company’s entire tool library, active or inactive, with the CAM, planning and measuring software and displays it in a 3D graphic interface for visual reference in real time. Visibility and tracking of the floor’s activity allows a shop to proactively manage consumable inventory, consumption and assembly, preventing downtime and enhancing profitability.

You can monitor how tools wear on certain jobs and adjust. Or, if duplicate machines deliver different productivity on the same job, you can easily identify the exact tools used and find out what’s causing the discrepancy and diagnose machine or spindle issues. It’s even possible to determine a machine tool’s consumption in terms of discarded components following a particular production process. That’s not to mention the opportunity floor-up tracking and data provides to optimize tool regrinds, QA, raw material, fixturing – even the scrap bin, since it’s a profit center.

​This level of TMS may be a world away from how most manufacturers operate today, but for most it’s not that far out of reach. Installation is hands-on and cooperative, and most shops do have the fundamental infrastructure to support it.
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This train isn’t stopping. The technology is here, readily available and quickly making excuses like “it costs money and doesn’t make chips” or “this is the way we’ve always done it” obsolete. Shop and process connectivity is the direction metalworking is headed and I believe a floor-up approach is the best approach.
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Now is the most profitable time to get on board, before everyone else is. Successful shops are always looking for ways to differentiate and innovate, and cashing in on the entirety of a tool’s life with advanced TMS is perhaps the most effective way to do that right now.
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Big Daishowa's Speroni STP ESSENTIA for Streamlined Tool Presetting

1/31/2024

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Entry-level Tool Presetting and Measuring system
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Big Daishowa’s Speroni STP Essentia tool presetting and measuring system performs measurements next to machine tools.

The SPERONI STP ESSENTIA is the entry-level Tool Presetting and Measuring system. Its robust structure and user-friendly software interface allow customers to benefit from a basic, essential unit with a tangible, long-lasting performance.

The ESSENTIA enables users to measure tools offline and has user-friendly controls designed to optimize tool measurement operations. The MaxP runout function, base post processor and entry-level tool database are included in the Essentia control.
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Presetters measure the cutting edges of tools to ensure they match job specifications and are ready for use in the machine. Adjustments that could take up to 15 minutes can be made offline in less than one minute on a presetter, the company says, allowing the machine to continue cutting.

  • Optimized all-in-one touchscreen operation
  • Standard ISO 50 reduction system
  • Ultra-light axis adjustment

With the SPERONI ESSENTIA, you can efficiently measure tools, easily and independently of the operator achieving full machining productivity. Robust, space-saving, and long-lasting, ready to deliver quality results right beside your CNC machine.
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Next Generation Tooling Opens Two Offices in California to Provide Technical Support During the Pandemic.

8/3/2020

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by Bernard Martin
Next Gen Tooling SoCal 22343 La Palma Ave, Yorba Linda, CA
Next Generation Tooling's new SoCal Office, Showroom, Warehouse & Training facility is located at 22343 La Palma Avenue, Suite 126, Yorba Linda, CA 92887
Sacramento, CA. -  Next Generation Tooling, LLC, a manufacturer's representative agency, founded in 1995 and servicing the California Nevada Arizona, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico CNC manufacturing markets has just opened TWO offices in California.
Most of Next Generation Tooling's customers know them as "the Next Gen guys" according to Chris Savolainen, the Founder and President of 'Next Gen Tooling'.

What was the rationale of opening not one, but two offices when the entire team has worked out of their own home offices for years?
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"We've grown our market service area quite a bit since we started out servicing just Northern California.  We now include most of the Western States of the US.  We've s been adding some of the best technical CNC application people we can find to support the unique mix of principles we represent. The products that we represent are what are considered very high performance tooling and workholding.  It's some of the premiere products in our entire industry! We determined that we really needed a place to provide on-site technical training.  We also needed to carry some inventory to support the unique needs of the aerospace, medical, electronics and defense industries that we support." Said Savolainen.

Rob Aldama, Vice-President of Next Gen Tool picks up the story,  "At first we thought that one training and showroom might be good enough, but as we started talk to our distributor, machine dealer and end-user manufacturing customers, we discovered that there was a real need for facilities in both Northern and Southern California. None of our competitors are providing the deep technical service that has helped us gain market share, so we really felt we should just take it to the next level and open two facilities."
Next Generation Tooling NorCal Office Showroom
Next Generation Tooling's new NorCal Office, Showroom, Warehouse & training facility is located at 8171 Alpine Ave, Suite A, Sacramento, CA 95829

But what about the Pandemic?

With the Covid-19 pandemic raging there are not a lot of companies expanding. Most are cutting costs and employees. When asked about this both Chris and Rob stated that their team of people have remained pretty busy throughout this entire period. 

Chris said "We get asked in to shops to provide technical support pretty often. Putting on the full body PPE suits has been kind of common for us during the past few months." 

Rob picked it up from there, "I think we may be some of the really select few that have been asked to come into shops because we're not just taking orders, we're reducing cycle time and we're improving efficiency"

Chris jumped back in, "And maybe its a little bit self serving,  We can have the equipment set-up at both locations instead of trying to bring it into a facility.  It's actually a lot easier, faster and safer to bring people to one of our locations rather than try to move things with lots  of sweat and heavy breathing in PPE." 

"Yea, We can bring people to either location and do the training.  There are far less interruptions and the I think people learn a lot more, and learn it faster" stated Rob.

NGT Warehouse and Training

What types of training do they provide at Next Gen's new buildings?  They start off with a lot of fundamentals that people running CNC machines may never had any formal training about. That's where their basic Training Classes fit in.
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  • Machining 101
  • Basic Boring
  • Basic Chamfering
  • Basic Drill Training
  • Basic End Mill
  • Basic Indexable
  • Basic Tap Training
  • Basic Tool Holders
  • Basic Work Holding / Fixturing​

But they also can go much deeper with their Advanced Part Manufacturing training series
  • Programming Tool Path – Climb versus Conventional
  • Material Machinability – Cubic Inches of Stock Removal
  • Part Set Up / Workholding  & Fixturing
  • Tool Holder Selection, Collet, Solid, Hydraulic, Shrink Fit
  • Cutting Tool Selection – Substrate, Geometry, Coating, Speed and Feeds 
  • Estimating Part Cycle Time
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Tim Fugazi joins the Next Generation Tooling team as Regional Manager in Northern California

1/2/2020

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Please welcome Tim Fugazi to our Next Generation Tooling team. Tim will be working in Northern California as Regional Manager for our principals.
TIm Fugazi
1169 N Ham Lane
Lodi, CA 95242
cell: 916.534.0253
[email protected]
Tim graduated from San Joaquin Delta College with a Certificate in Computer-Aided Drafting December in 1999 and finished up his Associate Degree in Machine Tool Technology  in May 2010 at the same college.

Tim spent 7 years as a Auto CAD Technician and then added Laser programming to the mix. For the past 18 years Tim has worked as a Machinist, SolidWorks Technician & Lab Technician.

His experience with SolidWorks software was to provide mechanical drawings for production, fabrication and/or machining. He operated SolidWorks & HSMWorks software to produce “G” code for vertical mills and lathes as well as working in quality control and dealing with customer warranty issues.

Our principals  and distributors will be excited to know that Tim has a great understanding of shipping procedures so he has a great understanding of your capabilities and expectations.
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Increasing CNC Production throughput with Tool Presetting

2/13/2013

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All too often, shops invest hundreds of thousands of dollars in a new machining center to increase production, when they could accomplish the same thing with existing machinery at a fraction of the cost. Many machines cut metal less than 50% of the time during working hours— even less in a flexible manufacturing environment where part runs are generally short. For the rest of the time, these machines sit idle while their operators are setting up tools in the spindle. Instead of purchasing an additional CNC machining center, a shop can invest in equipment that allows it to set up tools outside the machine, so the spindle can make chips while the next tool is being adjusted and prepared.
If this shop used tool presetting equipment, then the operators wouldn’t have to waste valuable spindle time touching off tools or making trial cuts. Instead, they could preset tools for the next operation or reset tools after changing inserts while the machine continues to run. As a bonus, the operators could preset cutters with adjustable pockets for a balanced chipload, rather than setting these indexable tools on the machining center, which is very time-consuming.

Many shops have found that routine use of offline tool presetting equipment significantly reduces spindle downtime and keeps their machine tools producing quality components. Offline adjustment of boring bar length and diameter can reduce tool-changeover time at the machine spindle from 15 minutes to less than 1 minute. On CNC lathes, similar reductions in setup times are routinely achieved. With tools that require a length-only setup, shops can realize a reduction in setup time from 5 minutes to less than 1 minute per tool.
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Presetters measure the cutting edges of your tools to assure they precisely match job specifications and are ready to be used in the machine. Adjustments that could take up to 15 minutes when made on your machine can be made offline in less than a minute on a presetter, while your machine continues cutting.

The result - better parts, longer tool life, and less spindle downtime.
  • Offline tool set-up dramatically reduces spindle downtime on your machine
  • Precise and repeatable measurements deliver extreme tolerances
  • Eliminate test cuts with FIRST PART PRECISION
  • Reduce operator error
  • Increase efficiency - store and analyze tool data for lean use and maximum tool life
For more information about presetting tools contact us or Big Kaiser and we'll set up a demonstration!
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