Introduction As Davenport Machine closes out 2025, we reflect on a transformative year marked by groundbreaking innovations in multi-spindle machining and an unwavering commitment to customer success. This year-in-review highlights our achievements, celebrates the partners who made them possible, and previews what’s ahead for 2026. Celebrating Our Partners: Employees, Customers
It is hard to believe PMTS 2025 is right around the corner and we are already two months into 2025. The year has already brought many changes; a new administration, a return of brutal winters for those of us in the Northeast, and a manufacturing industry that looks to be
Earlier this month we sat down with the newest Applications Engineer on the Davenport Hybrid Solutions Team, Andrew Gallagher. Andrew, a 2023 graduate from the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), started with Davenport in the fall of last year. As he comes up on his 1-year anniversary with the company
From April 28th to 30th, Davenport Machine is thrilled to participate in the PMPA Technical Conference held in Cincinnati, Ohio. The conference is a pivotal platform for OEMs and contract manufacturers to discuss the future of the industry. With print review sessions, sector-specific seminars, and motivational speeches from celebrated personalities
Speed, productivity, and efficiency through automation are some of the most important objectives that come to mind when discussing multi-spindle machining. 2023 has marked some incredible enhancements to our technology at Davenport in advancing these outcomes, and one of the most important of these is the NEXT 25 bar loading
The new Davenport Hybrid Machine is the future of Davenport multi-spindle machine tool technology. It incorporates the best of the mechanical versatility you have come to expect from Davenport, and leverages the power of an intuitive CNC interface to make operation and set-ups easier than ever.
The 1605-SA Pneumatic Collet Chucking unit is an update to the classic lever operated chucking mechanism. On machines equipped with pneumatic control systems, the addition of this unit can be a great way to improve the user experience and remove a possible source of error. On standard lever actuated chucking
The 5020-20-SA is a member of a series of parts designed to make functions of a traditional Davenport Machine more accessible from the outside of an enclosure. Increasingly strict safety standards require more operations to take place behind walls of enclosures and integrated door interlock systems to keep users safe.
This is an update to our standard 5080-34-1-SA Locating Lever Assembly. The new assembly features precision needle bearings in place of the older tapered bronze bushing design. The old design required intermittent adjustments in order to keep the locating lever stud tight. If the bushings weren’t adjusted correctly, the revolving
The Davenport Screw Machine enclosure has recently undergone a variety of improvements to enhance the overall user experience, as well as to bring the machine into compliance with modern safety standards. With improved noise abatement and the addition of the door interlock system, the enclosure now offers a safer, code
Ryan Bavineau has been a key member of the Davenport team since 2023, specializing in advancing the Hybrid Machine product line. As a former Sales Engineer for a global leader in metrology solutions and a longstanding connection to the Brinkman International Group, his insights and expertise cultivates lasting customer relationships and propels forward-thinking solutions in the machinery sector.
