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The precision machining industry is getting together in-person for the first time in over two years at the Precision Machining Technology Show (PMTS) 2021 set for August 10-12, 2021, in Cleveland, Ohio, at the Huntington Convention Center.

As the economy’s momentum continues to accelerate, now is a great time to look for new ways to make your business more efficient and productive. PMTS brings a broad range of technologies together all in one place to make your research time more effective.

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Production Machining wants to make it even easier for you with a series of PMTS Product Previews highlighting a variety of new products and technologies that will be displayed at the show. Here, we’re looking at automation and measurement technologies that will be on display at PMTS, including a robotic cell that enables quick and easy setups and portability for low- or high-production shops; an instant part measurement machine that gives dimensional data and pass/fail feedback; a sorter with tilted platen for part transport before, during and after inspection; and more.

Before you go to the show, don’t miss PMTS show highlights in Derek Korn’s latest column. Look for more PMTS Product Roundups and individual product highlights in our extensive online PMTS Preview Section and don’t forget to register for the show.

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