Matsuura launches four pallet version of MX-520

Available now, Matsuura Machinery has announced the launch of the MX-520 PC4, a four-pallet automated version of the MX-520 single table 5-axis vertical machining centre.

Offering ease of use and reliable 5-axis machining, the MX delivers dynamic machining versatility, high accuracy and reliability, and excellent cost performance. Since its debut in 2010, the MX-520, has sold in substantial numbers in every territory to a myriad of industries, machining a variety of materials.

Roger Howkins, managing director at Matsuura Machinery commented: “The demand for a Matsuura automation solution for the MX-520 PC4 has arisen directly from our customers and developed following their feedback. We’ve had a fantastic response globally from the MX-520 and the MX-520 PC4 is the perfect addition to our product portfolio.”

The latest Fanuc 31i (iHMI, 15-inch touch panel type) is installed and integrated with Matsuura's established original software, which ensures ease of use, status at a glance and excellent operability.

With consideration for the growing requirement for factory optimisation and remote monitoring, the MX-520 PC4 is ready. The highly capable 12,000rpm spindle (120Nm) is provided as standard and to cope with increasing requests from industry to machine hard-to-cut materials, a high-torque (187Nm) motor is available as an option – as is Matsuura’s 20,000rpm (108.7Nm) spindle for high-speed machining.

Matsuura will exhibit the MX-520 PC4 at EMO 2017 taking place from September 18-23 in Hannover, as well as CMTS 2017 (September 25-28) in Toronto, Canada.

Matsuura Machinery www.matsuura.co.uk

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