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.
How the Haas VF-1 is built today
In the late 1980s Haas started building its first vertical machining centre (VMC), the VF-1. Today, the process is finely tuned and efficient for a machine that is still hand built to a great extent. Take a look at how Haas builds the same VF sitting on many shopfloors.
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