
The MMH 500 horizontal machining center (HMC) comes with 60m/min linear axis speed and a 12,000rpm direct drive spindle (optional 15,000rpm) for increased machine throughput per spindle and high-speed cutting capabilities.
An infinite contouring B-axis table delivers higher precision part cutting. Designed for 480V power connections, the MMH 500 is designed and built with North American Controls Design and Safety Standards, conforming to U.S., Canadian, and Mexican safety standards.
MAG Automotive LLC
http://www.mag-ias.com

Heavy-duty, continuous dress creep-feed grinders
The Blohm Profimat XT heavy-duty, continuous-dress, creep-feed grinder offers rigidity, power, and fast axis speeds for higher grinding productivity.
Table speeds greater than 1,500ipm, along with a quick changeover wheel-dresser system and improved acceleration/deceleration rates, offer optimal positioning speeds and short cycle times.
With an 80hp spindle and up to 8"-wide grinding wheels, the Profimat XT can machine large parts with high stock-removal requirements. Speed improvements double axis movement and triple acceleration/deceleration. Overall grinding cycle times fall as much as 30%. To improve stiffness, the machine uses a ribbed base and column casting with dual
A Siemens Sinumerik 840D
United Grinding North America Inc. http://www.grinding.com

Aluminum rougher end mills
An expanded line of aluminum rougher (AR) end mills
LMT Onsrud USA
http://www.onsrud.com
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