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JIMTOF 2010 marked the world premiere of Nakamura’s MX-5 turn-mill that has two ATCs.

The Matsuura MAM72-35V five-axis VMC has a pallet system to enable setups for new jobs while another is being processed.

This Okuma MCR BIII double-column machining center offers a 6,000 rpm spindle for five-axis machining of large parts like this oilfield component.

Simultaneous five-axis machining was displayed on this Yasda YMC 430 micromachining center with a 40,000 rpm spindle.

This HMC from Mazak is designed for effective machining of high-temp alloys using a 6,000 rpm spindle that offers 1,042 foot-pounds of torque.

Fanuc demonstrated its large-scale automation capabilities with the iRVision version of its M-2000iA. It uses a camera to detect the large part on a pallet and a 3D laser vision sensor to detect the part’s precise position prior to pick-up.

A camera inside this Makino a61nx HMC offered a good look at the machine milling a hydraulic control valve.

The Vertex 550 5X is a five-axis machine from Mitsui Seiki that offers a big machining envelope in a small footprint.

Fuji’s VTP 1000 VTC offers a table diameter of 1,000mm for large-scale vertical turning operations.

The two-turret NZL 6000 with Y-axis capability was the biggest turning center in the Mori Seiki booth.