Our Machining Centers combine advanced technology and productivity for a wide variety of applications.
The Mazak Machining centers are equipped with tool-eyes and 4th axis. The MAZAK NEXUS 410B-II Vertical Machining Centers are built with more productivity-enhancing features than any other vertical in its class. They are equipped with Mazatrol Matrix Nexus CNC, providing conversational (EIA programming), enabling capabilities and productivity necessary for our technology driven shop.
CNC Machining Centers (Mills)
Work sizes range up to 20″ X 44″ and tolerances to .0001″.
- (2) MAZAK NEXUS 410B-II Vertical Machining Centers
X-30.00″ Y-16.00″ Z-20.00″ - MAZAK VTC-200B Machining Center
X-44.00″ Y-20.00″ Z-20.00″ - NIIGATA VN 400 Machining Center
X-23.50″ Y-15.50″ Z-17.00″
Support Equipment
- Manual Mills – Bridgeports – Featuring tenths resolution DRO
- Manual Lathes – Cincinnati – 15″ x 36″ Work Diameter
- Automatic Saw – Cosen 300NC – 12″ x 12″ Cutoff
- Rawyler Precision Cutoff Saw – 1.2″ dia. Max +/- .001 in length
- Helicoil Insertion and Hardware Presses
- Fixturing, Tooling and Work Holding Equipment and Accessories
- Custom Built Tool Holder Storage
- Assortment of Vibratory Tumblers
- Assortment of Abrasive Blast Cabinets
- Ultrasonic Cleaning Equipment
- Deburring and Parts Washers
From Our Blog
Laser Engraving and the Aerospace Industry
JW Machine partners with many clients in the aerospace industry, including some within the Department of Defense. Mistakes in precision CNC machining can be extremely costly and even deadly, especially in the aerospace industry, which is why esteemed companies trust the experience and attention to …
Read MoreSmall Part Machining… It’s All About the Lubricant
Part One Small part machining to tolerances of one ten thousandth of an inch presents multiple challenges. All milling turning processes require some form of lubrication. In previous articles we have discussed the differences between milling turning processes, climate control, and material selection. Now, let’s …
Read MoreMilling Turning – Similar but Different
Some people associate the term milling turning with one single process. While both are conventional machining processes, milling and turning use different types of cutters and produce contrasting end results. Part one of our series discussed milling turning differences. This article focuses on some of …
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