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Contour machining for complex molds

Chatter-free cutting, agility for high-speed/hard-milling, and accuracies for tight-tolerance blends and matches typical of complex, 3D contoured geometry associated with tool production are delivered in the latest vertical machining center offering from Makino (Mason, OH).

IMM Staff

March 17, 2010

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Contour machining for complex molds

Chatter-free cutting, agility for high-speed/hard-milling, and accuracies for tight-tolerance blends and matches typical of complex, 3D contoured geometry associated with tool production are delivered in the latest vertical machining center offering from Makino (Mason, OH).

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“The F-Series has been built from the ground up for speed and precision,” states William Howard, Makino’s vertical machining product manager. “It integrates 8-mm fine-pitch ball screws and 0.05-micron scale feedback.” The servo systems are tuned for peak performance and together these features reduce variability for hours of continuous, tight-tolerance machining.

The F-Series consists of two models: the F3 and the F5. Both the machines have a table load capacity of 1432 lb and a 30-tool magazine provides capacity for a wide array of tooling.

The F-Series utilizes the Makino Professional 5 Control and next-generation Super Geometric Intelligence (SGI.4) software. —[email protected]

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