Hybrid Multi-Tasking Machine Includes Five-Axis Capability
Mazak’s VC-500 AM hybrid multi-tasking machine includes additive and subtractive part processing and full five-axis capability, both features that help shops reduce time to market and cut R&D costs.
Mazak’s VC-500 AM hybrid multi-tasking machine includes additive and subtractive part processing and full five-axis capability and additive technology. Both of these features help shops reduce time to market and cut R&D costs, the company says.
According to the company, the machine is a culmination of Mazak’s building of multi-tasking machines, experience with fiber laser technology, additive knowledge and the Kentucky Mazak iSMART Factory manufacturing operations.
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