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Get an up close and personal look at Makino’s EDNC Series of EDM machines. Join Brian Coward, EDM Product Line Manger and Dave Robinson, EDM Application Team Leader as they give you a live demo of the EDNC6 machine. You’ll also get a bird’s eye view as they demonstrate how the Hyper...

Please Join William Howard, Jr., Makino Product Line Manager, as he introduces the latest in the Makino VMC product line: the Slim3n. The Slim3n provides high performance and extremely efficient machining for high volume part production. It is ideally suited for a wide array of component machining...

The EDAF3-Fine Hole machine achieves the same level of high performance as the EDAF2-Fine Hole, but offers larger X/Y/Z Strokes and a larger work tank to accommodate bigger size parts. 

The EDBV3 (Electrical Discharge Blade and Vane) machine has been specifically designed for the demanding EDM Drilling requirements for blade and vane machining found in the aerospace and power generation industries. 

Built to achieve even higher levels of precision and surface finish.
The U32j Wire EDM machine is built to achieve higher levels of precision and surface finish capability over the standard U3 and U3 H.E.A.T. models.
 

The EDGE3i machine provides open and unrestricted access for the operator to the work zone with a 4-sided programmable rise and fall work tank, and achieves reliable and repeatable precision through a stationary work table design. 

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,...

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EDM machine with the accuracy and surface finish capability for small electronics and micromachining applications. The EDAC1 sinker EDM machine is built to deliver the highest level of accuracy and surface finish capability with its refined power generator control and exacting construction.
 

Today’s die mold machining technology has drastically evolved over the last eighty years. In order to fully appreciate the technological advancements available today, you must first understand how CNC and die mold manufacturing came about, how the technology evolved and why. In this informative...