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Makino is excited to announce the newest addition to our family of high capability horizontal machining centers, the five axis a800Z.  

Want a hot tip? You need to invest today in new technologies for titanium milling. The growth in titanium applications will exceed the current machining capacity. Will you be ready to take advantage of this demand? This webinar will introduce Makino’s new T2, a 5 axis horizontal machining center...

Presenter: John Einberger - HMC Product Line Manager   Are you interested in learning more about some of the features that make Makino’s nx-Series horizontal machining centers the market share leaders in North America? If so, please join us via the Makino Experience Center for an in-depth...

Presenter: John Einberger - HMC Product Line Manager   Are you interested in learning more about some of the features that make Makino’s nx-Series horizontal machining centers the market share leaders in North America? If so, please join us via the Makino Experience Center for an in-depth...

Presenter: John Einberger - Product Line Manager Is it time to look at high volume production differently? Single piece serial process production has many advantages that can minimize your per piece production costs! Configure each machine station to match operation requirements Simplify...

The V56i vertical machining center provides high-speed machining with superb accuracy, efficient chip removal and ease of operation for long cycle time die/mold parts.

The largest of the VS Series (5-Axis) machines, the V100S will handle workpieces up to 78.74” x 98.42” Y x 41.33” Z and up to 33,069 pounds. Configured with a 20,000 rpm, HSK-A63 spindle, the machine is targeted for high-speed semi-finishing and finishing of large die and mold parts.

FARNBOROUGH, ENGLAND – July 2008 – Makino will be displaying advancements made in the aerospace industry at the Farnborough Air Show in Farnborough, England by sponsoring a replica of the original Wright B Flyer and displaying current developments in machine tool technology for aerospace...

The aerospace industry is facing unprecedented challenges, particularly related to the commercial side of the industry. Although the recovery is beginning, production rates are significantly reduced and could continue for a significant amount of time. The pressure will be intense on suppliers to keep...