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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...

THE CHALLENGE Mid-State Machine Products of Winslow, Maine, works with large part production components with intricate geometric tolerances, especially in difficult-to-machine alloys. The company serves customers in the defense, gas- and oil-exploration, and power-generation industries...

THE CHALLENGE Campbell Engineering specializes in producing highly complex, low-volume components, primarily for medical devices. The Lake Forest, Calif., company began to experience growing pains after transitioning its operation from that of a contract machine shop producing prototype...

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Host: John Einberger – HMC Product Line Manager Special Guest: Mario Richmond – Installation Manager Exciting times abound!  You’ve made your decision to invest in new machining technology that will allow your business to grow to the next level and you’ve placed...

Presenter Matt Nyer  -  Senior Application Engineer Are you trying to figure out if your application needs three-axis, five-sided-axis (3+2) or five-axis machines? Some shops believe that using five-axis machines are beyond their capability. However, modern-day technology tools make it...

Presenter: David Ward - Product Marketing Manager We have great news for the Aerospace Industry! You won't want to miss the unveiling of the MAG4 5-Axis HMC during this exclusive Makino Experience Center event. Join Sr. Product Manager, David Ward, as he introduces an expansion to the industry-leading...

Machining Those Other Titanium Alloys There are many different titanium alloys other than Ti 6Al-4V – each with significant variants in chemical structure and characteristics. When you’re working with any of these, it’s essential to know not only their thermal conductivity but...

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...

Is your company one of the many who are machining aluminum or non-ferrous die cast parts? If so, odds are that you are using general purpose horizontal / vertical machining centers or light duty drill tap centers to produce those parts. While these machines are traditional solutions, they are not ideally...