Hercus Engineering has further strengthened its manufacturing capability by investing in a new Mazak Quick Turn 250MY high-performance CNC turning center from John Hart.
By combining industry expertise with continuous technological development, John Hart in partnership with Mazak delivers tailored industry solutions that help Australian manufacturers innovate and achieve long-term success.
Mazak will showcase advanced machining solutions designed to help manufacturers increase throughput and do more with fewer resources at the IMTS (International Manufacturing Technology Show) 2026.
Australian hydraulic cylinder manufacturer, Nordon Cylinders, has partnered with John Hart to advance its manufacturing capabilities with a new investment in a Mazak Quick Turn 250MSY CNC turning center.
This year, John Hart celebrates a massive milestone - 80 years of shaping Australian manufacturing. To mark the occasion, we’ve compressed eight decades of history into a short video highlighting a few of the key moments captured over the years.
The world-class Mazak HCN-5000/50 horizontal machining center combines unsurpassed performance, precision, reliability and production value for high-volume large heavy part operations.
To meet increasing global demand for high-precision components and stay ahead in a highly competitive market, Global Manufacturing Group (GMG) has partnered with John Hart to invest in a Mazak HCN-5000/50 horizontal machining center.
Following the positive results achieved with previous Mazak investments, Aldus Engineering has expanded its advanced manufacturing capability with the purchase of a third Mazak machine, an Integrex i-630V/6 multitasking machining centre.
The exceptionally productive 5-axis Mazak HCR-5000 horizontal machining center provides industries ranging from aerospace to medical with numerous technological innovations to improve small to mid-sized component machining.
A manufacturer based in remote Australia has invested in a John Hart automated machining cell for their new Mazak Integrex i-250H S multi-tasking machine, to enable extended unmanned production.
Machined on a Mazak Variaxis i-700 Neo and programmed in hyperMILL, every movement of this demanding 5-axis application is defined down to the smallest detail, with 943 toolpaths and 26,5 million lines of NC code.
