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Host: John Einberger – HMC Product Line Manager Are you looking for ways to improve your machining process control related to cutting tools?  Does the potential for lowering scrap appeal to you?  This broadcast of one of our LIVE Makino Experience Center events provides an overview...

Host: John Einberger – HMC Product Line Manager Are you looking for ways to improve your machining process control related to cutting tools? Does the potential for lowering scrap appeal to you? If so, please join us via the Makino Experience Center for an overview of ways to...

The objective of the demonstration is to show the Hyper 5's capability to produce small mold inserts.   INTRICATE SHAPES, BETTER SURFACES The objective of the demonstration is to show the Hyper 5’s capability to produce small mold inserts. Process...

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...

Faster throughput, finer finishes and lower costs. Made possible with Makino’s intelligent technology.

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...

Software tools to enable the Digital Factory

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...

Makino T1 5-Axis horizontal machining center offers performance and capabilities for any shape and any material. The 12,000 RPM, 107 kW spindle works well in a wide variety of materials, ranging from titanium to hard steels to aluminum.

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...