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Corporate Profile: Makino
An overview of the company and its organization, products, services and capabilities.
Global Titanium R&D Center is a Showcase for Makino
Machine tool manufacturer Makino is focused on machining titanium at its new Ohio facility that includes state-of-the-art machine tools, specialized titanium machining and tooling experts, CMM equipment, and all the necessary tools and talent to further titanium machining technologies.
QUICK FIVE-AXIS MACHINING OF ALUMINUM AEROSPACE PARTS
Makino updates the fast MAG1 horizontal machining center with advanced spindle technology for larger metal removal rates that are ideal for producing structural aerospace parts such as ribs, leading edges, and trailing edges of aircraft wing structures.
HMC FOR FERROUS, NON-FERROUS PART PRODUCTION
Makino a51nx and a61nx horizontal machining centers offer a larger work envelope and next-generation productivity, accuracy and reliability beyond that of typical 40-taper machines.
INCREASE MACHINING PRODUCTIVITY ON TITANIUM PARTS BY 4X
Makino T-Series 5-axis horizontal machining centers use ADVANTiGE technologies to double the tool life of conventional titanium machining operations on aerospace parts such as edge frames, pylons and bulkheads.
Titanium Takes Off at Makino
To unveil its latest titanium machining technology, Makino celebrated Global Titanium Day on May 20 with a full schedule of events at its Mason, OH, facility that has been designated as the company?s Global Titanium Research and Development Center. This…
VALUE ADDED: MACHINING CENTERS
This showcase of new machine tools displays the latest technologies that could make your machining processes more competitive.
VALUE ADDED: MACHINING CENTERS
This showcase of new machine tools displays the latest technologies that could make your machining processes more competitive.
THE NEW ECONOMICS OF TITANIUM
Titanium Machining Technologies: The use of titanium is increasing in the aerospace market for structural components. Mark Rentschler of Makino explains why improving the machining of titanium and changing the economics of its use is important, and how new technologies are impacting the way in which titanium can be machined more efficiently.
Makino’s 2009 Advanced Manufacturing and High-Precision Technology Expo to Feature Speakers, Demonstrations and Exhibitors
Makino?s (Auburn Hills, MI) 2009 Advanced Manufacturing and High-Precision Technology Expo will be held September 16-17 at the Auburn Hills Michigan Tech Center. Attendees will have the opportunity to gain industry leading advice and witness cutting edge machining demonstrations from…
ORGANIZE YOUR WORKLOAD AND BETTER MANAGE PRODUCTION CYCLES
Makino offers the Track Pallet Magazine (TPM), which enables companies to reduce setup times, increase machine and spindle utilization, and raise the production capacity of a machine. This machine addition is perfectly suited for low volume and high mix production lines and is easily implemented into any shop.
CONTROLLING MACHINE VIBRATION
Part Three: Kyndall Brown concludes our series by having our panel of experts compare how machining different types of materials affects vibration, looking at gear-driven vs. direct drive spindles, and comparing hand-scraping mating surfaces vs. other methods.
