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Host: Darren Harville – Market Segment Manager Joe Hoffman – Sr. Systems Software Support Engineer In today’s stressed manufacturing industry with a shortage of skilled labor, it’s a struggle to manage NC programs, tool data, part data, and production requirements. The...

Presenter: Mike Boyd – Application Engineering Leader Darren Harville – Market Segment Manager Reduce your cycle time and cost per part with special Makino-developed M-codes. In this session, we will demonstrate simultaneously starting and stopping the spindle while moving...

Presenter: William Howard Jr - Product Line Manager Introducing the DA300, a 5-axis Vertical Machining Center for the production market. Find out more about what makes this machine highly productive in the five-face machining, full-five axis machining, automotive, medical and aerospace markets.   June...

Designed for high-speed, large mold manufacturing   AUBURN HILLS, MI—September 2008—Makino’s V99 and V99L vertical machining centers (VMC) are engineered to provide superb accuracy and high-speed performance previously unobtainable with large die/mold milling machines. These...

A 50 Taper spindle and a 500mm square pallet highlight the A77E from Makino, the newest of the Makino A series machines and the first to offer these key features. The A77's combination of flexibility, accuracy and speed will take our customers to new levels of productivity.   MAKINO...

As head milling applications engineer for Makino, Ron Field spends most of his time helping die and mold manufacturers implement high-speed machining applications. From this hands-on experience, Field has developed a list of commonly held misconceptions about high-speed machining.

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