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Medical High-Performance Machining Center ROI: How to Determine a Machine’s True Value

To be competitive today, medical parts manufacturers must leverage the most advanced technology while keeping a pulse on maximizing long-term reliability, accuracy, and ROI. With many low-cost solutions available, it’s important to calculate a machine’s true ROI before making a purchase. While...


Phantom Works Scares Up 73% Cost Reduction

Boeing Phantom Works in St. Louis, Missouri, is dedicated to finding better, faster, and less expensive ways to design, develop, manufacture, test, operate, and support current and future systems. As part of this effort, Phantom Works has made industry breakthroughs in the areas of high-speed machining,...


Franchino Mold & Engineering Shapes Business Growth With Makino F5 Vertical Milling Machines

The Challenge  Franchino Mold & Engineering in Lansing, Mich., is a leading maker of die-cast and plastic injection molds—some as big as 420,000 pounds—for automotive, construction equipment, appliance and consumer products manufacturers. To deliver orders on time and compete...


Should I Be Using 5X?

Identifying the best multi-axis approach Please join Jim Walters, Sr. AE for SST/Makino as he uses his 20 years’ experience to provide answers to your biggest machining challenges and demonstrate examples of various machining platforms. Jim will also review approaches that best fit part applications...


Arnold Engineering and the MAG3: Redefining “High-Speed Machining”

CHALLENGE Arnold Engineering (AE) has long built a reputation based on technological advancement. Located in Corona, Calif., the company has established itself as one of the world leaders in aerospace manufacturing. Founder Bob Arnold started the company in 1971, and he always saw...


Right sizing your 5 axis aluminum aerospace component machining

Aerospace parts come in all shapes and sizes. While manufacturing efficiency of large to mid size structural aerospace parts has been a focal point for Makino, smaller parts like leading edges also require process optimization. These smaller parts are often produced on general purpose machines or in...


Die Mold Automation: Achieving 80% machine utilization rates through systemic planning, scheduling and management.

It is now practical to realize dramatic improvements in machine utilization rates from a traditional level of 30%, up to and exceeding 80%, even in the manufacture of low volume, high precision, discreet die or mold components. This can be achieved through a systematic approach of programming, integrated...


The Power of Truly Predictive Technologies Video

Unplanned downtime is costly. Schedule disruption, loss of production, missed deliveries, and overtime pay required to catch up on orders can kill productivity and profitability. While machine monitoring solutions have the capacity to report on equipment status and preventative maintenance schedules,...


a500iR Demo

The Makino a500iR five axis horizontal machining center is built specifically for high-efficiency machining of small to mid-size complex five-axis components. The purpose built design stems from the nx-series machines and offers high performance capabilities with outstanding machine reliability. This...


Enhancing Accuracy and Productivity with 5-Axis Machining 2022

Join William Howard, Jr., Makino Product Line Manager, as he reveals exactly what makes the D200Z a highly productive, extremely accurate 5-axis Vertical Machining Center. In this video, he’ll show you specifically why 5-axis machining is a great choice for the die and mold industry.  You’ll...


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