Hurco’s location at MACH 2020 will be the same as two years ago, stand 110 in hall 6, but will be even larger at nearly 300 square metres. The exhibition will mark the launch of two product ranges.

To be shown for the first time ever will be the company’s new range of lathes with driven tooling, which will be represented by the TM8Mi model.

 

The company will be showing examples of all 5-axis machining centre configurations in its portfolio. The flagship VMX42SRTi, with torque motor-driven B-axis swivel head and C-axis rotary table, flush with the fixed horizontal table, offers the most flexible production possibilities within a relatively compact footprint. The more traditional cantilever table design of the VC500i is ideal for one-offs and more complex applications, while the VMX30Ui is a more economical solution.

The range will be completed by the addition of a Kitagawa TT150 table to a 3-axis Hurco VM20i. Hurco will demonstrate the latest software developments for its WinMAX machining centre controls. As automation solutions become more cost-competitive and easier to integrate, Hurco will also be showing two different approaches. The ProCobot collaborative robot is designed as a plug and play solution that can be moved from machine to machine.

At the larger end of the Hurco size range, a 3-axis DCX22i twin-column, bridge-type machining centre will occupy a significant part of the stand.
And although too large to show at this year’s MACH exhibition, Hurco will be launching the Mark II upgrade of the huge, 5-axis DCX32-5Si model.

Hurco has for more than 15 years been the sales and service agent in the UK and Ireland for Roeders machining centres. The German-built, high-speed, high-accuracy equipment will this year be represented on the stand by a RXP601DSH 5-axis model.

The long-anticipated addition of a driven tool lathe to the popular Hurco XP range will come to fruition at MACH 2020. The new TM8Mi turning centre with axial tooling will be available to view for the first time.

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