Wire EDM machine centers have been commercially available since the late 1970s. By the mid-eighties the machine tool and generator designs had changed dramatically. Unlike the early "sewing machines" the Wire EDM machining centers have developed into a machine tool. By...
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The EDNC10 is the third machine in the EDNC-Series line-up. It provides additional X/Y/Z stroke capacity and is available in a standard and wide-tank configuration.
Presenter: Brian Coward - EDM Product Line Manager You already have Makino’s Hyper-i wire EDM control – now it’s time to get more out of it. Join us for a live webinar designed specifically for Makino wire EDM users who want to unlock advanced Hyper i features that often go underutilized....
Presenter: Brian Coward - EDM Product Line Manager Dave Robinson - EDM Application Team Leader When it comes to sinker EDM machining process, selection of the proper electrode material is a critical first step. Did you know that the electrode reduction size you choose can greatly impact your productivity? During...
Learn what technologies are required to make micro scale features with micron level tolerances every day. See what machine design principals and features are required to create these ultra precision and complex parts. Learn what it takes to generate positioning repeatability of less than 100nm and positioning...
Compacted Graphite Iron is the future for applications requiring light weight and high strength, like diesel engines. Learn how Makino is leading the way in machining this difficult material.
This webinar opens the doors to processes, electrode requirements and dielectric needs of EDM machining fine holes down to 0.002 inches successfully. Presented by Bill Paul, Application Engineer at Makino
The physique to tackle extremely large part details, with the fineness and precision of smaller machines.
The U86 Wire EDM machine provides larger machine travels and work tank to accommodate parts up to 1,400mm x 987mm (55.1" x 38.8“) with weights up to 3,000kg (6,614 lbs.).