Across every industry, manufacturers face the same challenge: robust, mechanically solid machines powered by outdated technology. While the structure remains strong, aging controls, limited flexibility and increasing maintenance risks progressively reduce performance and productivity.
Instead of discarding valuable assets, we revitalize them — preserving what still delivers structural strength and reliability while upgrading the components that limit performance.
Two main integration levels of machine optimization will be discussed, along with several case studies.
Agenda:
Ingersoll - Who we are today
Technology and shared product lines to react quickly to demands
Integration Levels
Case Studies
At a Glance
Presented by
Anne Miner
Rebuilds and Retrofits Sales Director, Ingersoll Machine Tools
Anne Miner is the rebuilds and retrofits sales director at Ingersoll Machine Tools, with 30 years of experience in manufacturing. She began her career in technical writing at Gardner Disc Grinders & Abrasives, honing her skills over the years writing marketing materials and proposals, estimating projects, and researching customer needs to develop integrated solutions with engineering. Over the past six years at Ingersoll, Miner has helped identify market needs and now leads a team of engineers supporting the modernization of legacy milling machines.
Chief engineer of aftermarket with more than 16 years of experience in the machine tool industry. Currently with Ingersoll Machine Tool for the past seven years, bringing deep expertise in advanced manufacturing systems. Previously worked for two French machine tool builders, building a strong international perspective. Holds a master's degree in mechatronics, with specialized knowledge in hydrostatic systems, machine dynamics and spindle units. Known for technical leadership, problem-solving and delivering reliable engineering solutions in high-performance environments.
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