G-Series 5-Axis Universal Machining Center
G-modules are modular machining centres. They are available in three different sizes and as single-spindle or two-spindle machines.
5-axis versus 3-axis machining: Haas compares the two processes
Haas Automation takes a look at whether complex multi-sided parts made on a 3-axis VMC is easier to make on a 5-axis machine.
The machine tool manufacturer set up and tested the same multi-sided part on both a VF-4SS and a UMC-500SS to really delve into the differences in workholding, setup, and programming.
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