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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...

Presenter: Andrews Heldt - Director of Software Engineering MAS-3i: Real-time machine intelligence that turns data into decisions. MAS-3i connects multiple machines across your shop floor to deliver live insights that drive higher productivity and smoother operations. By transforming massive...

The L2 vertical machining center is designed for high-volume, small-part manufacturing. Combining rigid construction, a compact footprint and flexible spindle design, the L2 offers a highly stable and reliable machine platform for fully unattended, around-the-clock part processing.

The intermediate size of the VS Series (5-Axis) machines, the V90S will handle workpieces up to 86.61” X, 59.05” Y & 27.55” Z and up to 11,023 pounds. Configured with a 20,000 rpm, HSK-A63 spindle, the machine is targeted for high-speed semi-finishing and finishing of large die...

THE CHALLENGE Fallbrook Technologies in Cedar Park, Texas, created the NuVinci® continuously variable planetary (CVP) bike transmission. It replaces the cogs, gears and derailleurs that have typically been standard issue on multi-speed bicycles. The CVP design enables riders...

Technology evolution and advancements can provide significant benefits to the “end-user “of today’s technologically advanced equipment. As Makino introduces the new F-Series Vertical Machining Centers to the die / mold marketplace, the F3 and F5 machines incorporate a number of technologies...

In this webinar, Makino shares their industry-leading hardmilling machining techniques in S7 and H13. This is the second of a four part series that will discuss every aspect of machining 50+ HRc materials, including tooling, cutting conditions and tool path generation. In the first installment (May 17),...

To maximize the efficiency of their equipment, many are considering machining cells and management systems. In this seminar, we will discuss the advantages and features of the Makino Machining Complex (MMC2) palletized part delivery system and Makino's Advanced System (MAS) cell controller software....