25 Jan VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE PICTURE FROM 2022! Week 3
CLIMAX is proud to play a role in promoting the successes of field machinists across the globe. We are honored to have the opportunity to advertise the great work they are doing to our network of 165k+ followers on social media. Our 2022 Picture of the Year vote is live, and we encourage you to vote on your favorites by ‘Liking’ each post.
Below you’ll find our finalists from week 3.
PICTURE OF THE YEAR FINALIST ENTRY #11
Congratulations to Scott Brown and Brown’s Portable Machining & Welding out of Edmonton, Alberta. Scott is shown here utilizing eight (8) CLIMAX BB5000 Line Boring setups to refurbish two 64-yard buckets from a Caterpillar 7495 electric rope shovel in Fort McMurray. These buckets have 24 bores and require 13 to 14 setups to re-machine everything, with several bores requiring facing as well, ranging from 4” to 11”.
“For onsite machining, we have the capacity to machine two buckets at once with five BB5000 kits and a large quantity of almost sixty (60) BB5000 bearings. We are also expanding with a new 16,000 sq ft full CNC machine shop to support our customers,” Scott Brown.
For more information on Brown’s Portable Machining & Welding, go to: [email protected], +1-780-222-2118.
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PICTURE OF THE YEAR FINALIST ENTRY #12
Congratulations to Joshua McKinsey and Pro Line Machining, based in Gillette, Wyoming, for showcasing the use of a CLIMAX LM6200 Linear Mill to re-machine a car body.
For more information on Pro Line Machining, go to: www.prolinemachining.com.
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PICTURE OF THE YEAR FINALIST ENTRY #13
Congratulations to Adam Lucas and Atlas Machine & Supply, based in Louisville, Kentucky, for using a CLIMAX BB7100 Line Boring Machine for boring a brass sleeve in a cylinder bore.
For more information on Atlas Machine & Supply, go to: www.atlasmachine.com.
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PICTURE OF THE YEAR FINALIST ENTRY #14
Congratulations to Ingmar Thut and T&T In Situ Machining GmbH out of Norderstedt, Germany, for using a CLIMAX CM6200 to machine the landing surface of a transition piece as part of a monopile for an offshore wind turbine. The challenge was machining in a confined space 6m deep within the hull.
For more information on T&T In Situ Machining, go to: www.tt-insitu.com/en.
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PICTURE OF THE YEAR FINALIST ENTRY #15
Congratulations to Julian Vaughan, who currently works for Absolute Enterprises Line Boring Division in Queensland, Australia, showcasing two portable bore welding operations using two CLIMAX BW1000s to repair a Caterpillar 6060 H-Link bores successfully.
For more information on Absolute Enterprises, go to: www.absoluteenterprises.com.au.
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You can also enter the 2023 Picture of the Year contest by submitting your image with a brief explanation of the application and your name on either the CLIMAX Picture of the Year or Customer Testimonial page. Be sure to provide a link to your website so viewers can learn more about the great work you and your company are doing!