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Mazak’s brand-new SmoothAi CNC uses high-tech data sharing to avoid entry errors and cut setup time. Imagine how much of an impact that level of precision could make on your workflow.

Some manufacturers prefer to simplify the machine tool acquisition process by prioritising value – but this often comes at the cost of performance. For the highest return on investment, it is important to find a balance between performance and value. While this seems more daunting than comparing sticker prices, minimising lifetime costs makes it significantly easier to keep up with technological advances and to grow business.

The Mazak Variaxis i-700 features DONE-IN-ONE processing of complex workpieces up to Ø850 mm, combining both 5-Axis milling and turning capability in a single set-up. Mazak’s Multi Pallet Pool (MPP) offers high-speed pallet transfer and extended unmanned lights out running.

Since 1946, John Hart Pty Ltd has been a leader in supplying Australian manufacturers with the most innovative and advanced manufacturing technologies. Representing leading global brands such as Mazak and Fanuc, John Hart has been at the forefront of Machine Tool and Automation technology for decades.

The Mazak HCN-5000 horizontal machining center offers customers outstanding value with high performance and high productivity for achieving maximum performance when working with virtually any type of material. Mazak’s Multi Pallet Pool offers high-speed pallet transfer and extended unmanned lights out running.

Global Manufacturing Group (GMG) has recently made significant investments in their productivity, adding three new Mazak CNC machines to their already impressive machine shop.

A popular family-owned wine company from NSW approached John Hart Automation to implement a robotic palletising system into their cask filling and packaging line.

The reduction of long lead times cannot be achieved by simply reducing machining cycle times. Shaving seconds off a part’s in-cut time is nothing compared to eliminating entire steps in the process, especially time-consuming tasks that require manual intervention.

A John Hart robotic automation success story: robotic palletising of heavy and jagged bales of scrap aluminium from packaging production.

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A lathe is a machine tool that rotates, or turns, the metal workpiece around an axis of rotation, with tools applied to cut the metal and form a final symmetrical part or component. Modern lathes are usually computer numerically controlled (CNC) in which the lathe’s operations are programmed by an operator.

Watch Multi-Tasking productivity in action as the Mazak HQR-200MSY makes electrical connectors.

As manufacturing technology has grown more and more sophisticated, the level of complexity has grown as well. Even modest machine tools today have precision that can be measured in microns – which means part and tool setup must be just as precise.

John Hart Automation robotic welding cell in final testing before despatch to end-user.

Central to the current and future success of Lovitt Technologies Australia is the selection and use of best in class CNC machining equipment.

We are still open to support our customers. Enquiries and orders via phone and email are welcome with various freight options available. Strictly no counter sales or pickups available during this time.

Hydramech Engineering was founded in West Kalgoorlie in 2013. The start-up involved one man and a lathe in the back of a mobile plant workshop. The idea was simple - build quality components, have the ability to warrant and support those components, and take away the external influences which affect quality and customers.