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News Release from: Miyano UK
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Team on 05 April 2005
Turning centres make European debut
The most significant machines on show at Macro CNC Machine Tools' Open House will be the new Miyano range of sliding spindle turning centres, making their first appearance in Europe.
Manufacturers wanting to see the latest developments in high-tech turning technology are welcome to attend a Macro CNC Machine Tools Open House on the 12-14th April The event will demonstrate the range of Miyano CNC turning centres and celebrates the company's move to new premises on Hurst Business Park in Brierley Hill
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 14 Jul 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Eight-axis turning centres make their debut
Two 8-axis turning centres, one with Y-axis movements, have two spindles and its two turrets are positioned above and below the workpiece and can both work at either spindle.
The new showroom will also provide customer training.
General Manager, John Stretton says: "We are becoming more involved with our customers' production engineering as a whole".
"To focus more on the process, tooling, set-ups and to undertake training and cutting trials we needed more of a technical centre." With up to 10 axis of movement the Miyano range has the capability to fulfil all your manufacturing needs.
The most significant machines on show will be the new Miyano range of sliding spindle turning centres, making their first appearance in Europe.
Other machines on show will include the 7-axis twin spindle, twin turret BNJ42SY; the 6-axis twin spindle BND-51SY and the 10-axis twin spindle three turret ABX-51TH2.
All visitors with an interest in high specification turning centres as well as fellow BTMA members are welcome to attend.
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