VTL
Last edited June 11, 2008
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VTL stands for Vertical Turret Lathes - The turret lathe is a form of metal cutting lathe that is used for short production runs of parts. The "turret" part of the name is a special style of tailstock that can hold up to 6 tools with straight shanks. By pushing the handlever forward, the tool is moved toward the workpiece held in the headstock, eventually making contact and cutting or forming the part. On the return stroke, the tool is retracted and indexed to the next tool held in the turret. In this way, a sequence of operations can be performed on a part without switching tools with each operation. (That is, different tools can be shifted into position without the need to unscrew one and screw in another). Each tool can be set for a different travel by a stop screw located at the far right of the turret.

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Chicago Animation Inc. customized a high end flash site for our client Sean Moynihan. He's the owner of VTL solutions Inc. He's in the business of selling VTL's CNC and Remanufactured VTL machines. Sean asked us to get him 1st page in Google and Yahoo for the term "Remanufactured VTL" because it is related to the product that he would like to sell.

Sean's website has been online since 11/16/2007. It took us less than 1 day to customize a high end flash template for Sean, Sean also paid us for our Search Engine Promotion service and in less than 2 weeks his website achieved #1 Ranking in Google and Yahoo for the terms Remanufactured VTL. We successfully got Sean what he paid for and more. We also gave Sean a 1 year Free website hosting, and 1 year Free domain name registration. VTLmachineTools.com

Labels: Vertical Turret Lathes
Picture of a VTL Machine can be found at http://www.verticalturretlathes.com/86Bullard.jpg 
Labels: Vertical Turret Lathes
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