Machine Tools Feature Integrated Control
Hurco features 11 machine tools with its integrated control powered by WinMax, which is software is designed to expand a shop’s capability. An interactive space with the control consoles is set up for booth visitors to test.
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Hurco features 11 machine tools with its integrated control powered by WinMax, which is software is designed to expand a shop’s capability. An interactive space with the control consoles is set up for booth visitors to test.
Machines on display include the large dual-column DCX22 and the dual-zone VTXZ; five-axis machining centers, such as the VMX60SR, VM10U and VM30U; a high-performance turning center with rotary live tooling from the TMX Series; two three-axis machining centers from the VMX Series; a VM20 mill; the horizontal HTX, and the general-purpose TMM10 turning center with live tooling.
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