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 machining for smaller budgets from Haas
Haas Automation’s TRT210 tilting rotary table puts 5-axis capabilities well within reach of the average shopfloor, while its new smaller size provides greater mounting flexibility than its predecessor.
The company has completely redesigned the TRT210 to create a more compact and versatile 5-axis solution for mid-size mills. The new unit easily fits on one end of a machine’s table, leaving the remainder open for additional fixtures or vices.
Company
Related Articles
Handling the heavy stuff
The two largest models in Hermle's C-series of trunnion-type 5-axis machining centres, C50U and C60U, may be fitted with a new pallet changing system to automate the production of workpieces up to 2.5 tonnes in the case of the larger machine.
8 years ago
Products
5-axis affordability for Italian SME
Historically, 5-axis machining has been cost-prohibitive for many small manufacturing businesses
8 years ago
Features
Most recent Articles
Hinkley Point C: £84m awarded for major electrical and instrumentation project
BGEN, one of the UK’s largest engineering firms driving the energy transition, has been awarded a £84m project by GE Steam Power Systems to provide electrical and instrumentation solutions to the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset.
18 hours ago
News
Forterro appoints new VP of sales for northern Europe
Forterro, the European provider of ERP software solutions to the industrial market, has announced the appointment of Andrew Foster as its new vice president of sales for northern Europe.
19 hours ago
News
Bruderer press purchased at MACH 2024
A specialist supplier to F1, automotive and aerospace sectors is looking to increase its tool try-out capacity by purchasing its first Bruderer press at MACH 2024.
1 day ago
News
