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The machine industry, as it happens.

Launches, trade shows, appointments and deals from machine-tool makers, distributors and the trade press. Every item links to its original source; official manufacturer news is marked.

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  1. DMG MORI · 5-axis universal machining center

    DMG MORI premieres the DMU 60 eVo Gen 2 with two spindle figures in circulation

    Source date MBB review Reported

    The US news release quotes a spindle of up to 40,000 rpm and a table load of up to 1,100 lb, while the product page records speedMASTER spindles up to 30,000 rpm (20,000 rpm with 130 Nm standard) and a maximum workpiece weight of 500 kg. The product-page value is the one on record.

    Source: us.dmgmori.com · Reviewed
  2. Okuma · Vertical machining center

    Okuma brings the MB-100V and three other platforms to IMTS 2026

    Source date MBB review Reported

    Okuma America lists the MB-100V, GENOS M4000H-e, MS-320H and MULTUS U1000 for its IMTS 2026 stand. The MB-100V brochure (December 2025) lists a 12,000 min⁻¹ No. 50 spindle (33/26 kW) as standard, while the US product page leads with 15,000 min⁻¹ (26/18.5 kW).

    Source: okuma.com · Reviewed
  3. HERMLE · 5-axis mill-turn machining center

    HERMLE launches the C 22 MT mill-turn variant at AMB 2026

    Source date MBB review Reported

    HERMLE announced the C 22 MT as a highly integrated complete-machining variant of the C 22 GEN2. Travels, rapid traverse, swivel range and mass are C 22 GEN2 general values; the 20,000 rpm HSK-T 63 spindle, 55-pocket magazine and turning speed are MT-variant values from the 2025 technical-data PDF.

    Source: hermle.de · Reviewed

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