State-of-the-art John Hart automated machining cell in final testing at the John Hart technology Centre based in Clayton Victoria, ready for delivery to world-class Tasmanian manufacturer Maltec Engineering.
Following their recent investment in a Mazak Quick Turn 350MY, Newcastle based Walton Mine Services have invested in another Mazak, a VCN-600 compact vertical machining center.
A leading Australian owned company with over 30 years experience servicing the mining industry through a national branch network has invested in a Mazak MTV 815/80 for its manufacturing facility based in Victoria.
Not long after investing in one of the largest multi-tasking machines available from Mazak, Sharpe Engineering have made another significant investment in capacity and capability with a Mazak automated machining cell featuring a Mazak Integrex i-450H S coupled with a Mazak Gantry Loader for lights-out operation.
Total Precision Pty Ltd has invested in a next generation multi-tasking Mazak Integrex i-350H S as part of the Defence Industry Development Grants program.
On a recent visit to Australia, Mazak’s Mr Hitoshi Nagase and Mr Tatsuya Hirai toured Harrop Engineering to see how Mazak machines contribute to the company’s success and to gather insights into the company’s manufacturing innovation.
Orontide have taken delivery of their new Mazak Integrex e-1600V/10S multi-tasking machine for done-in-one machining of large workpieces at their Bunbury workshop.
HOERBIGER Australia Pty Ltd has doubled their multi-tasking capability by investing in a second Mazak Integrex j-200 multi-tasking machine in 6 months.
Lonsdale SA based Santek Pty Ltd has invested in a Mazak Variaxis C-600 featuring a high rigidity structure and MAZATROL SmoothAi for high-accuracy machining.
