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If smart machine networking is making you feel not-so-smart, then join Jose Zamora as he gives you a lesson in “geek speak.” He'll break down complex IT terminology into simple terms, explain the basics of how machines connect to a network, and tell you why it's important to separate...

Losing the Headache by Using the Right Approach If you’ve ever machined titanium, you’re likely all too familiar with the massive headaches it can cause. While it’s a preferred material of designers, Ti 6Al-4V presents unique and formidable challenges to anyone on the spindle side...

Automation of machining operations will be essential for North American manufacturers to compete globally. Makino is introducing a simple, flexible robot system for 4 and 5 axis horizontal machining centers that can be installed quickly and facilitates numerous part families, with quick set up and cost...

Aside from the traditional advantages of five-axis machining, learn how new levels of sustained dynamic accuracy are being achieved through technologies which improve thermal stabilization and maximize volumetric accuracy. Understand key elements that contribute to high performance, high output five-axis...

Makino, the industry leader in aluminum airframe machining introduces a new manufacturing solution for parts up to 1.5 meters in length. Learn how the continued evolution of Makino's high speed machining technology, offering superior performance and spindle utilization, can quickly impact your business.

Learn about new methods to machine carbide blanks in the 80+HRc range. Carbide materials can now be efficiently machined utilizing new hardmilling processes on Makino vertical machining centers. Standard off the shelf CBN cutters are being used to rough, semi-finish and finish the hardest of carbide...

In this seminar, Makino will discuss why 2+3 machining might be a better fit than full 5-axis processing for your die/mold manufacturing operation. Learn about the superior programming capabilities, blending, part accuracy and surface finishes possible with 2+3 machining.

Learn about new concepts such as simultaneous three-axis machining and slanted hole machining on very large mold parts. We'll also be discussing new techniques in setup reduction, cycle time reduction and improvements in surface finish, now possible with a new generation of HMC designed for large...

The biggest unknown in machine limits is by far the bending moment. By knowing the limits of what your machine is designed to handle you can ensure that you are balancing productivity and process stability for long term profitability. This webinar talks about how to identify your machine’s limits...

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.