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The smaller of the VS Series (5-Axis) machines, the V80S will handle workpieces up to 59” X, 47.24” Y & 21.65” Z and up to 5,512 pounds.Configured with a 20,000 rpm, HSK-A63 spindle, the machine is targeted for high-speed semi-finishing and finishing of large die and mold parts.

Presenter: William Howard Jr - Product Line Manager 5-Axis machining is a popular topic these days. In Die & Mold production it can be a PROFITABLE topic. Join us for an Experience Center event to learn how 5-Axis machining techniques can cut your machine cycle time, reduce perishable tooling...

New Heights in Aerospace Realized Through Advanced High-Speed Machining Process   THIN WALL MACHINING New Heights in Aerospace Realized Through Advanced High-Speed Machining Process   The manufacturing demands faced by the aerospace...

Presenters: Andrew Heldt – Digital Technology Team Leader Darren Harville – Market Segment Manager Industry 4.0 is the Fourth Industrial Revolution where the interconnectivity of machines and machine learning are key factors. It’s easy to connect Makino machines to your network....

With a larger X-axis and pallet than the Makino MAG3, the MAG3.EX 5-axis is specifically designed for high-productivity machining of complex aluminum monolithic parts for aerospace parts manufacturing.The Makino MAG3.EX 5-axis Horizontal Machining Center can be integrated with an automatic pallet transfer...

With larger X and Y travels and pallet size compared to the MAG3 series machines, the Makino MAG4 provides 5-sided accessibility to larger structural components like wing ribs. The MAG4 integrates the 33k RPM / 130 kW spindle with rapid acceleration and through spindle coolant capability to maximize...

Jig Grinding accuracies while achieving the speed of a vertical machining center will be discussed in this Webinar. Learn how Makino is applying?simplified cutting approaches with existing technology to counter the specialized experience of a high end Jig Grinding process. Using a 60 HRc example see...

Hear how Makino achieves greater productivity and high quality production by maximizing utilization of the entire workzone of a horizontal machining center. There are multiple elements to consider, from machine design to processing techniques and technologies that can be applied to improve your bottom...

Versatility and productivity are key components to any successful job shop. Discover seven simple-to-deploy improvements for vertical machining centers that can increase your spindle utilization and dramatically reduce changeover and setup times. These improvements include new tool and chip management...