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HMC Handles Large Parts in Compact Footprint

The MB-10000H from Okuma features high torque, high speed 12,000 rpm, Abso scales and NC rotary table .001 deg positioning, and Machining Navi M-i controls.

Posted: November 26, 2013

The MB-10000H from Okuma America Corporation (Charlotte, NC) features a large machining area, allowing the machine to handle large work pieces while maintaining a relatively compact footprint. Thermo-Friendly TAS-S and TAS-C provide a highly stable machining platform.

The machine’s 110-tool, expandable matrix system magazine is fast, reliable and supports short machining cycles. This machine also offers high torque, high speed 12,000 rpm with Abso scales and NC rotary table .001 deg positioning and Machining Navi M-i. The MB-10000H also uses Turn-Cut functionality.

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