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New 5-Axis Large Aerospace Aluminum Structural Machining Centers

Learn about the new “purpose-built” family of large 5 axis horizontal machining centers for aluminum monolithic aerospace part production. This new family of machines will be available with X axis travels ranging from 4 to 20 meters.


Right sizing your 5 axis aluminum aerospace component machining

Aerospace parts come in all shapes and sizes. While manufacturing efficiency of large to mid size structural aerospace parts has been a focal point for Makino, smaller parts like leading edges also require process optimization. These smaller parts are often produced on general purpose machines or in...


New Best Ever 5-Axis Machining Capabilities with 5XC

5XContinuous represents the “next-generation” of simultaneous 5-Axis machining. 5XContinuous blends the latest innovations in machine tool components with design and CAD/CAM software. These new technologies reduce programming as well as cycle and lead times...


Makino Introduces D500 5-axis Machining Center

The D500 provides high accuracy and speed with excellent automation capabilities MASON, Ohio – June 2008 – Makino is proud to announce the newest addition to its family of 5-axis machining centers, the D500. This new 5-axis vertical machining center is designed for complex part production...


Makino Q1 2017 Online Seminar Schedule Highlights Advancements for Improved Productivity

Topics to include new 5-axis machining solutions, customer support tools and advanced CNC capabilities   Mason, Ohio – December 7, 2016 – Makino announced today its latest line-up of online seminars for first-quarter 2017. The upcoming presentations are set to provide attendees with...


Makino Introduces N2 and N2-5XA CNC Horizontal Machining Centers for High Productivity in Medical Manufacturing

Makino introduces its latest CNC horizontal machining centers, the N2 and N2-5XA, for medical and small aluminum parts manufacturing. The new N2 platform is a high-productivity solution contained in a small package that consumes less than 26 square feet of floor space (includes coolant tank and standard...


Five-Axis Performance from a Four-Axis Machine


GE Fanuc

NURBS is not a new term. It is an acronym for "Non-Uniform Rational B Spline" and is basically an accurate way to define a free-form curve. CAD-CAM systems have used NURBS for many years to define curves.   GE FANUC NURBS Interpolation NURBS...


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