Horizontal Machining Centers
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First SVIA PickVision Machine Tending System Installed in the US
ABB Robotics system at Atlas Copco to tend three Okuma lathes that manufacture parts used in mining applications.
The Next Step in Higher Speed Machining
The new version of the MA-600HII horizontal machining center from Okuma achieves everything from highly accurate, steady machining of mass production to long, continuous die/mold applications. From heavy-duty cutting to fine, precision work, this HMC is available with a variety of spindles to offer performance to suit a multitude of manufacturing requirements.
Mazak Adds SMW Autoblok to VIP Program
As one of Mazak’s VIPs, SMW Autoblok will collaborate with the firm to create more innovative products and turnkey processes for the U.S. manufacturing market.
Horizontal Machining Centers
Ideal for automation and uninterrupted, unattended production operations, a horizontal machining center (HMC) uses a horizontally-oriented spindle, parallel to the ground floor, with tools that stick out of the side of the toolholder and cut across the surfaces of a…
Makino Establishes Aerospace Engine Technology Group
This group will deliver the machines, processes and engineering solutions necessary to produce complex jet engine and turbo machinery components at the highest quality and lowest cost.
Extended Horizontal Machining Capabilities
The a51nx and a61nx horizontal machining centers from Makino offer larger work envelopes and next-generation productivity, accuracy and reliability.
Flexible Automation for Global Competition
The MMC2 flexible manufacturing system from Makino helps shops reduce costs, increase throughput and improve quality while adapting quickly to a constantly shifting production schedule.
2013 State of the Industry: Don Lane, Makino
Don Lane is the president and chief executive officer of Makino, Inc., which designs and manufactures horizontal and vertical machining centers, electrical discharge machines and production systems for the die/mold, aerospace and automotive industries in North and South America.
4X Higher Productivity and Tool Life in Titanium Milling
ADVANTiGE machining technology from Makino overcomes low metal removal rates and limited tool life associated with titanium machining by improving spindle performance, coolant delivery, vibration damping, machine rigidity and cutting strategies.
Unparalleled Productivity, Reliability Reduces Manufacturing Costs
The a81 horizontal machining center from Makino uses a 50 Taper spindle and features a 630 mm pallet to help manufacturers reduce costs from their operations.
Adopting a Nuclear Option
Wisconsin job shop Lindquist Machine adapts to the changing economy by increasing its presence in the nuclear energy market and adding wind energy customers with the help of an FT 3500 horizontal boring mill.
High Tech Increases Efficiency in Tough Jobs
The MMC-R modular automated robotic fixture-plate system from Makino competes in general machining markets by increasing machine and labor efficiencies when boring and milling tough and hard materials in high product mix, low volume production runs.
