December 2015 Product Spotlight Slideshow: Machining Centers
This month’s Modern Equipment Review Spotlight focuses on machining centers.
The slideshow below includes machining centers—bridge mills, five-axis, vertical, horizontal—that range in size from Haas Automation’s small-footprint Mini Mill to Bertsche’s back-to-back P5 machining centers. Click through for details and see the links below for more information on these machines.
- SMTCL Americas’ VMC1100B vertical
- Enshu’s GE590H horizontal
- Mazak’s HCN-5000/50 horizontal
- Haas Automation’s Mini Mill vertical
- DMG MORI’s Lasertec 4300 3D hybrid machining center
- Absolute Machine Tools’ Johnford DMC bridge mill
- Methods Machine Tools’ KMH-300 horizontal
- Bertsche’s Dual P5 five-axis mill
- GF Machining Solutions’ HSM 500 MoldMaster vertical
- Heller’s H-series horizontal
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