DMG MORI, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is a leading global manufacturer of machine tools and cutting-edge technology solutions. The company offers a comprehensive range of products, including turning centers, milling machines, advanced 5-axis machines, and additive manufacturing systems, serving industries such as automotive, aerospace, medical, and die/mold. DMG MORI is committed to innovation, providing automation solutions, digitization, and promoting Industry 4.0 practices to enhance manufacturing efficiency and precision. With a robust global presence, DMG MORI operates in over 40 countries, delivering state-of-the-art machining solutions and comprehensive support to clients worldwide.
At this year's DMG MORI Open House in Pfronten, CELOS X was presented as the most advanced technology of Digital Transformation (DX). Thus, it enables users to put Machining Transformation (MX) into effect.
As top-class horizontal machining centers, the INH 63 and INH 80 from DMG MORI combine mechatronics, Machining Transformation (MX) and resource-saving CNC production.
KG from Meschede has developed to become the world’s leading supplier of bolt tensioning technology for thread sizes from M16 upwards with the help of DMG MORI.
KTC has been partnering with DMG MORI since 2001. Six 5-axis simultaneous machining centers have already been installed, including three DMC models with automated pallet systems and a DMC 210 FD providing both milling and turning capabilities.
DMG MORI explains how the change in shape takes place with local elimination of the material cohesion, more concretely through the separation of material particles in the form of chips.
The industrial origins of additive manufacturing date back to the mid-1980s. In 1984, the U.S. physicist Chuck Hull patented the process of stereolithography, in which liquid plastic could be selectively cured layer by layer in a tank via a laser beam.