E-tech Launches Software Services for Grinders

May 19, 2015 | By Business Wire News

TAICHUNG, Taiwan

E-tech is in the process of investing in the development of new type machine tool hardware and software. These improvements will increase both the capabilities and longevity of the machines all the while of making them easier and more efficient to operate. Now in 2015, E-tech is introducing conversational control for machine application.

Conversational Control

Conversational control is built on the FANUC controller platform. The custom graphics and shop floor language of conversational control are simple to understand and program with its macro and canned cycles. This makes the machines ideal for small job shops needing a quick turnover of parts on the machine. The controls also allow you to dress the wheel to do OD/End Face and form grinding and compensate the dress amount automatically. The parameters can even be saved and reused for multiple grinding cycles. The addition of an on-line gauging device with a gantry type auto loading and unloading system with customized fixture or chucking will increase efficiency in mass production.

Moving Cloud

By adding new services-Moving Cloud, E-tech is expanding the digital business and launching their current products in the U.S., China, Russia, and so forth. In such a business strategy, they ensure that the big agents will stick with its grinding machine brands.

Moving Cloud is a mobile app, and also a cloud-based customer support platform founded with the mission that it enables all companies to provide great customer service. Through this app, it’s significantly easier to present product information, media / graphic materials, and diversity in businesses.

About E-tech

E-tech Machinery, founded in 2009, has years of experience in providing excellent products and services to well-known machine tool companies under OEM and ODM agreements. This experience offered E-tech the opportunity to utilize the latest innovative technology in their full range of grinding machine products, allowing them to thrive in the competitive global market of machine tools.