Mori Seiki Co., Ltd
Irving, IL 75063
Share:
Mori Seiki Features Innovative Lineup at WESTEC 2008
Chicago, Illinois, February 14, 2008 - Mori Seiki will showcase the best of its innovative machining solutions at WESTEC 2008 from March 31 - April 3 at the Los Angeles Convention Center, Los Angeles, CA. The industry leader in cutting edge machine technology will feature the NZ2000 T3Y3, the world's first multi-axis machine manufactured with three turrets each containing a built-in milling...
Read More »
VMC achieves roundness of 1.59 -µm in contouring.
Mid-size NV6000 DCG(TM) features DCG (Driven at the Center of Gravity) technology, whereby net driving force acts through center of axis for optimal surface finish and contouring accuracy. Machine provides X, Y, Z axis travels of 35.4, 23.6, and 17.7 in., respectively, with rapid traverse rate of 787.4 ipm for all axes. No. 40 taper spindle achieves max speed of 12,000 rpm, with 20,000 rpm...
Read More »
Machining Centers work with large parts in compact area.
Suited for manufacturers working with larger high production parts, NXH3000 DCG(TM) HMC and NXV3000 DCG VMC have less than 30 ftÃ-² footprints and stand 9.8 ft tall. Both machines feature XYZ axis travels of 11.8 x 13.8 x 13.8 in. as well as 12.6 x 12.6 in. table that supports workpieces up to 440 lb. Uniform table height of 39.4 in. allows both machines to be combined in same production...
Read More »
Two-Turret Lathe machines shafts.
Measuring 5 ft high with compact footprint, Model NZ-S1500 employs symmetrical design in which 2 turrets are aligned with spindle, which is mounted on vertical bed. Layout minimizes influence of heat, holding thermal displacement to under Ã-
Read More »Mill-Turn Machine combines lathe and machining center.
Integrated mill turn centers in NT Series provide full lathe and machining center capabilities in one package with DCG(TM) (Driven at Center of Gravity) technology, box-in-box construction, and turret with built-in milling motor. Machines contain B-axis that uses direct drive motor, and indexing specifications allow for input by units of 0.0001Ã-
Read More »
Machine Control simplifies operational functionality.
With industrially hardened design, MAPPS II (Mori Seiki Advanced Programming Production System) withstands vibration and contaminants present in machining environments. Hardware includes 15 in. flat panel display and 256 Mb memory, 50 Mb of which is available for program storage. System, capable of automatically computing radius endpoints, offers 3D cutting simulations that let user view...
Read More »Horizontal Machining Center allows 24/7 production.
Model HS5000 is equipped with SEICOS 18M CNC control and 30 hp peak direct-drive spindle, which accelerates from 0-14,000 rpm in 1.4 sec. High axis acceleration rates along with 1 sec tool-to-tool time yield chip-to-chip time of 3.2 sec. Changing 19.7 in. square pallets takes 6 sec, even when loaded with max payload of 1,102 lb. Triple trough construction uses center conveyor that moves bulk of...
Read More »
Vertical Machining Centers use oil-free roller guides.
Series VS5000 feature SEICOS Sigma18M CNC control and workpiece probe and tool setter provide for rapid setup. VS5000A has X, Y, and Z-axis travels of 31.5 x 20.1 x 20.1 in. and VS5000B has travel of 40.2 x 20.1 x 20.1 in. Models are available in 40 or 50 taper versions. Non-cutting time is reduced with shorter spindle and higher feed acceleration and deceleration.
Read More »
Software simplifies troubleshooting and reduces down-time.
Maintenance Navigator(TM) provides information about daily and regular inspections, preventive maintenance, and guides to machine disassembly and troubleshooting. Offered for CNC lathes, machining centers and multi-axis turning centers, software includes .pdf versions of instruction manuals for safety, maintenance, operations, programming, installation, and regular inspections. Three dimensional...
Read More »Machining Center Software reduces part programming time.
CAPS-VEGA's Auto Feature Recognition automatically extracts all machineable features data. Once imported, software analyzes data to determine cutting planes and optimal way to machine part features, resulting in fully populated feature tree representing all operations needed to create parts. Software also allows users to combine features into patterns and to adjust machining order. Software can...
Read More »
Mori Seiki Features Innovative Lineup at WESTEC 2008
Chicago, Illinois, February 14, 2008 - Mori Seiki will showcase the best of its innovative machining solutions at WESTEC 2008 from March 31 - April 3 at the Los Angeles Convention Center, Los Angeles, CA. The industry leader in cutting edge machine technology will feature the NZ2000 T3Y3, the world's first multi-axis machine manufactured with three turrets each containing a built-in milling...
Read More »Mori Seiki Announces Expansion of American Headquarters
New facility will increase resources for multiple divisions Chicago, Illinois, January 16, 2008 - Mori Seiki has announced that it will be moving its U.S. headquarters to a larger facility in 2008. This expansion will accommodate the growth the company's Chicago offices have experienced since becoming the company's national headquarters in 2005. Mori Seiki is currently in the planning stages for...
Read More »Mori Seiki Renovates DIXI Machines Production Facility
Company invests in its continued commitment to excellence Chicago, Illinois, December 21, 2007 - Mori Seiki has announced the completion of extensive renovations to the DIXI production facility in Le Locle, Switzerland. The updates to the DIXI facility have doubled its usable floor space, expanding it to over 160,000 sq. ft. The completed expansion has added a state-of-the-art training center to...
Read More »President of Mori Seiki Awarded Fellowship from SME
Chicago, Illinois, December 21, 2007 - Dr. Masahiko Mori, president of Mori Seiki, was recently elected a Fellow of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME). Representing years of service and dedication to the social, technological and educational aspects of manufacturing engineering, the fellowship was presented to Dr. Mori at an inauguration ceremony on November 12 in Chicago, Illinois. It...
Read More »Completion of Mori Seiki Sheet Metal Plant
Mori Seiki has recently completed the construction of our Sheet Metal Plant within the Iga Campus (Iga City, Mie). We used to have an area at the Iga Machining Plant (Iga No.1 Plant) which was designated for the manufacture of sheet metal, but we decided to establish this specialist Sheet Metal Plant in order to expand our in-house production capacity. At this plant, we have the latest equipment...
Read More »MORI SEIKI and DIXI in Exclusive Negotiations
Mori Seiki Co., Ltd., Nagoya, Japan, and the DIXI Group, Le Locle, Switzerland are in exclusive negotiations concerning DIXI machine tools. It is MORI SEIKI`s intent to purchase the DIXI manufacturing facility, where machines are produced, and continue the design, manufacture, distribution and service of DIXI brand machine tools from Le Locle, Switzerland. In addition, MORI SEIKI intends to...
Read More »Mori Seiki to Sponsor ESPRIT World Conference 2007, Newport Beach, Calif.
Camarillo, Calif., Dec. 4: Continuing a series of cooperative efforts between Mori Seiki and DP Technology, Mori Seiki has announced that it will be a primary sponsor of the ESPRIT World Conference for the fourth consecutive year. ESPRIT World Conference 2007 will be held in Newport Beach, Calif. and runs from May 8-11. Headquartered in Nagoya, Japan, Mori Seiki has been delivering NC machine...
Read More »
VMC achieves roundness of 1.59 -µm in contouring.
Mid-size NV6000 DCG(TM) features DCG (Driven at the Center of Gravity) technology, whereby net driving force acts through center of axis for optimal surface finish and contouring accuracy. Machine provides X, Y, Z axis travels of 35.4, 23.6, and 17.7 in., respectively, with rapid traverse rate of 787.4 ipm for all axes. No. 40 taper spindle achieves max speed of 12,000 rpm, with 20,000 rpm...
Read More »
Machining Centers work with large parts in compact area.
Suited for manufacturers working with larger high production parts, NXH3000 DCG(TM) HMC and NXV3000 DCG VMC have less than 30 ftÃ-² footprints and stand 9.8 ft tall. Both machines feature XYZ axis travels of 11.8 x 13.8 x 13.8 in. as well as 12.6 x 12.6 in. table that supports workpieces up to 440 lb. Uniform table height of 39.4 in. allows both machines to be combined in same production...
Read More »
Two-Turret Lathe machines shafts.
Measuring 5 ft high with compact footprint, Model NZ-S1500 employs symmetrical design in which 2 turrets are aligned with spindle, which is mounted on vertical bed. Layout minimizes influence of heat, holding thermal displacement to under Ã-
Read More »