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European machine users can now enjoy a 360 tour of Mazak’s stand at EMO 2021.

Mazak gives machine users full virtual EMO experience

Productivity, profitability and planet drive Mazak focus for EMO

(L-R) Nicky McGuire (Machine Operator) and Callum Marshall (Manufacturing Supervisor) at KMS, alongside the company’s new Mazak SLANT TURN 550M CNC turning centre

Precision subcontractor prepares for post-COVID proactivity with heavy-duty CNC machining investment

Yamazaki Mazak backs Worcester elephant parade

Mazak expands UK-made machine portfolio with high-performance turning centre series

Yamazaki Mazak’s new QTE Series of high-speed, high-accuracy CNC turning centres are the first machines to be equipped with SmoothEz, the latest generation of MAZATROL CNC, which allows for easy setup, programming and operation.

European debut for QTE turning centres with new SmoothEz

The new Yamazaki Mazak CV5-500 machining centre at Arcot Engineering in Cramlington Picture: DAVID WOOD

Arcot Engineering upgrades with new 5-axis machine investment

Yamazaki Mazak has partnered with local environmental organisation, the Worcester Environmental Group (WEG), to recycle its leftover wooden packaging into houses and feeders for local wildlife.

A pallet-able wildlife solution

The machines will be used to manufacture large component parts for new Mazak machines built at its Worcester plant, demonstrating Mazak’s trust in its own technologies to provide high-quality work.

Mazak adds cutting edge to UK production facility with significant machining investment

Mazak helps McLaren Racing get set for new season with rapid 5-axis installation

Kennet Aviation, a leading restorer of vintage aeroplanes, has increased its capacity and ability to produce challenging bespoke parts by investing in a new turning centre from Yamazaki Mazak.

Vintage aeroplane restorer soars with Mazak machine investment

The CV5-500’s 5-axis capability will enable JWA Tooling to increase the manufacture of high-quality parts and reduce the amount of operations required for job set-ups.

Precision engineering firm invests in British-built 5-axis machinery