
As part of the Glendo Corporation based in Emporia, Kansas, GRS has created the
well-known engraving systems such as the original GraverMeister and the new GraverMax and GraverMach, along with the
Airtact touch control unit. GRS also produced the System 3 and the Power Hone sharpening system for engravers.
Jewelers around the world use the innovative GRS BenchMate system holding fixtures for a variety of jewelry work.
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Accu-Finish is another well respected product line intended for the building and sharpening of cutting tools for industry and the smaller shop. Using the same low speed diamond plated wheel technology as the highly successful PowerHone, Accu-Finish can accurately sharpen lathe tools, end mills, gun drills and carbide inserts using a high precision table and protractor to insure a crisp, clean grind time after time without heat.
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HandWorker is a pneumatic production tool designed to hold wire crimpers, diagonal cutters, pop rivet guns, wire strippers and many other hand tools which are handle operated. This air actuated device eliminates the repetitive hand and arm stresses faced by workers in a production setting. Compact and easy to set-up and use, HandWorker is an affordable alternative to more complex and expensive production machine.
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03 December 2012
New Courses for 2013 include: Intermediate Jewelry Engraving with Sam Alfano Expert Stone Setting with Todd Daniels Classic Colt Engraving with special guest instructor Mike Dubber Drawing & Engraving Animals with Marty Rabeno Bulino Engraving with Jake Newell Advanced Western Engraving with Jeremiah Watt Advanced Inlay & Overlay with Rick Eaton Visit http://www.grstc.com now to [...]
25 November 2008
On November 6, 2008, Glendo took delivery on a new CNC turning and milling center. According to President D.J. Glaser, the decision to purchase the new Mori Seiki NL2000Y was made in late September after he attended the 2008 International Machine Tool Show (IMTS) in Chicago. “Glendo had researched the machine tool market before the [...]
01 September 2008
When GRS introduced the new GraverMax SC in late 2005, it chose to keep the name GraverMax and added the suffix SC to differentiate it from the original design. This helped continue customer recognition of the name, GraverMax, but somewhat hid the fact that this was a new tool with significant advancements “inside the box”. [...]