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HURCO introduces yet another market innovation by offering you the option of program-ming free-form surfaces directly at the machine. This feature lets contract manufacturers take on jobs that were previously too time-intensive or unprofitable by allowing them to dispense with the detour through a separate CAD/CAM system.

The “multi-axis” turning centers have been further developed, especially in the software and drives.

The VCX600i XP is a new machining center that has been developed with all the know-how from the 5-axis range.

With the sale of a “VM30i Plus” to Ingenieurbüro Braun, HURCO has delivered its 10,000th machine in Germany.

The 3-axis machining center “VMX50Di” is designed for demanding applications with high cutting performance.

This video shows you the process employed to produce a stainless-steel connecting rod using 5-axis machining.

Maxime wanted to build a motorcycle with parts machined with a HURCO.

Trochoidal milling enables higher cutting speeds with less stress on tool and machine.

Tips and strategies for optimum production by Sebastian Herr, Head of HURCO – Application Engineering.

CNC machining centers from HURCO can be combined with almost all loading systems for machine tools to create individual automation solutions and production chains.

This issue focuses on the technological advancement of 5-axis machining, machine controls and automation of manufacturing operations in the machining industry.

Collaboration between machine tool manufacturer HURCO and suppliers of automated loading systems has resulted in higher productivity and greater returns. Automated loading enables capacity expansion in individual piece and small series production without a need for additional personnel to operate the machines.

The easy-to-operate Max 5 control system and the solid model import option from HURCO make 5-axis milling easier for operators. Overall, HURCO offers a service package that helps operators quickly attain production optimization in 5-axis milling, even if they are beginners.

The built-in swivel head-/rotary table configuration increases flexibility.

HURCO and the specialist for process automation, EROWA, are unveiling a joint solution for the automated loading of machining centers.

Short processing times and outstanding precision in all machining steps are distinguishing features shared by all HURCO machining centers. With an innovative computer-based control unit, Hurco’s story of success began in 1968 in the American state of Indiana.

Reduce programming time, avoid programming errors

Acquisition of two machine tool companies in the U.S. and Taiwan.

24/7 production: Loading and unloading HURCO machining centers automatically.

The question of the “right” control system dominates the trade fairs. HURCO shows a successful machine concept.

Symbiosis of sophisticated hardware and powerful software. 6 machining centers, with integrated rotary-swivel table