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As part of the Slim series of compact vertical machining centers, Slim5n is designed with a focus on milling while also providing drill and tap capability. This 5-axis configuration is appropriate for 4+1 machining applications. The Slim5n is ideally suited for production part machining and is compatible...
Largest nx-series machining platform to date delivers speed and accuracy to massive part sizes MASON, Ohio – January 5, 2016 – Makino announces its newest addition to the nx-series, the a120nx horizontal machining center. As the largest machining platform within the nx-series to...
Presenter: William Howard - VMC Product Line Manager Do your parts require more than just drilling & tapping? Most parts integrate milling – as well as boring, drilling and tapping - and the features are related, dimensioned and function relative to each other. Consequently, a machine...
The whole industry seems to be discussing this topic. Here’s what Modern Machine Shop has to say about "Interpolating Curves". The ability to import complex curves into CNCs promises to let shops finally get beyond old limitations imposed by contouring with linear interpolation. Faster...
The DA500, like the smaller DA300, is inspired by the best design characteristics from both vertical and horizontal machining platforms, the DA500 is one of the first general production machines capable of both milling and turning with a high degree of reliability and agility to improve production efficiency.
Designed for mass production of small footprint, high-volume workpieces. Makino’s J-Series Horizontal Machining Centers are designed to be the core of high volume, flexible CNC based machining lines. They feature the combination of a stacked axis design and single table configuration, while...
THE CHALLENGE Over the years, Walker Forge in Clintonville, Wis., has stayed at the forefront of die-machining technologies. The company designs and builds its own forging dies to serve the transportation, energy, agriculture and construction industries. It strives to accurately...