The Wisconsin Manufacturing & Technology Show

When you need a compact machine tool with big performance, Mazak has your options. Join us at the Wisconsin Manufacturing & Technology Show to see technology that can put you ahead.

TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION:

Attendees will see live demonstrations on the following machines:

• INTEGREX i-100 BARTAC-S - Perfect for processing small complex parts, the compact INTEGREX i-100 BARTAC-S Multi-Tasking machine employs two turning spindles and a milling spindle for full 5-axis machining and DONE IN ONE^® operations. The Intelligent Bar Loader System automatically feeds material the required distance from the chuck and minimizes the bar remnant.
• QT-Ez 12MSY - The Kentucky-built, automation-ready QT-Ez 12MSY Multi-Tasking CNC Turning Center places Mazak quality and reliability within reach for virtually any shop, with productive, space-saving efficiency at an affordable price. Available options include tailstocks, chip management and Multi-Tasking capabilities that add DONE IN ONE performance for single-setup machining.
• VC-Ez 20 - The Kentucky-built VC-Ez 20 Vertical Machining Center provides value-inspired design that puts Mazak quality and performance within reach. The VC Series covers your machining needs, all while offering various spindle and ATC configurations to match your application.

SPEAKERS

Who: Neil Desrosiers, Mazak Corporation
When: Wednesday, October 6, 12:30 CST
Topic: Seminar “IOT Foundations”

Neil has been with Mazak for 34 years as an Application Engineer and software developer. Neil is Mazak’s representative at the MTConnect Institute, where he chairs the Machine Tool Working Group as well as sits on the Executive Committee. He was directly involved with the creation of the Mazak SmartBox, a project co-developed with Cisco for managed machine connectivity. He regularly helps customers begin their journey into the connected factory.

Everyone starting the journey of the connected factory wants to make sure they don’t start down the wrong path. They are getting so many buzz words thrown at them that they are scared to take that first step. Many customers have implemented pilot projects only to find they are incompatible and not scalable. Neil breaks down the steps, lists standards, and simplifies it for you.

Who: Jason Sturges, Mazak Corporation
When: Thursday, October 7, 12:30 CST
Topic: Seminar “MAZATROL SmoothAi, using AI to improve productivity”

Jason has been with Mazak as an Application Engineer for three years and has been involved in the machine tool industry for almost 2 decades. He has vast experience as a Programmer and Operator on a wide range of Mazak machines. Working out of Mazak’s Midwest Technology Center, Jason assists Mazak customers in programming, training, and turnkey projects.

The Mazak MAZATROL SmoothAi control was designed to provide unsurpassed productivity with faster setups and cycle times, improved surface finishes, high accuracy machining as well as incomparable ease of operation. Jason will show how Mazak SMOOTH TECHNOLOGY incorporates ease of use with features that programmers and operators will love. He will also show how a MAZATROL program can be automatically generated from 3D CAD data.