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.
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.
Oilpath Hydraulics has successfully transitioned into a new, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility at the Tonsley Innovation District in South Australia—marking a major step forward in the company’s growth and capability.
The Mazak Integrex j-400 represents a leap forward in capability, efficiency, and innovation for Purcell’s, allowing them to deliver even more precision and performance for their clients.
Delivering more than just exceptional Mazak performance, John Hart delivered the Mazak immediately and backed it with a comprehensive range of support services required to get the customer machining parts very quickly.
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.
