A new, horizontal-spindle, 5-axis machining centre has been introduced by DMG Mori capable of maximising productivity when machining complex workpieces weighing up to one tonne.
At EMO, DMG Mori will present and demonstrate on its 9,000m²stand a new Machining Transformation (MX) framework based on four innovative technology and solution pillars: Process Integration, Automation, Digital Transformation and Green Transformation.
The first batch of solar panels installed at DMG Mori's biggest machine tool factory, located in Iga, Japan, has been generating 5,400kW of power since 1st February 2023.
At the recent DMG Mori open house held at the machine tool manufacturer's Pfronten factory in Germany, a new 5-axis machining centre was launched aimed at the entry-level market.
For rapid, efficient production of cooling air holes in gas turbine components such as guide vanes, blades, buckets, combustors and heat shields, DMG Mori has introduced the new LaserTec 160 PowerDrill and its smaller counterpart, the LaserTec 100 PowerDrill.
Following the successful introduction by DMG Mori of the 5-axis DMU/DMC 65 H monoBLOCK, the first machining centre in a new horizontal-spindle range that employs a gantry concept normally associated with a vertical-spindle machine design, the company has launched a second model in the series, the DMU/DMC 85 H monoBLOCK, with double the working volume.