Established partner for the aerospace industry
Okuma to fly the flag at Paris Air Show
The global market leader for CNC machine tools and controls offers the aerospace sector complete solutions from a single source. Okuma will join this year’s Paris Air Show (LeBourget, 17 – 23 June 2019, Hall 4 E 51). The industry is invited to find out more about the latest, specialised machining processes. Okuma has more than three decades of expertise in machining technology for the aerospace industry.
Okuma is the only single-source provider of CNC machine tools and controls. The aerospace portfolio includes manufacturing solutions for many workpieces such as turbine components, gear parts, hydraulic valves and landing gears. Okuma’s wide range of multitasking machines of the MU-V, MULTUS-U and VTM-YB series are predestined for aerospace applications and the super-multitasking LASER EX series is additionally equipped with additive manufacturing capabilities. Aerospace manufacturers benefit from Okuma’s intelligent technologies like the Thermo-Friendly Concept, which compensates thermal deformation. The benefit is unrivalled dimensional stability for example during long-term machining operations. With the use of Dynamic Tool Load Control, costs can be reduced by allowing the usage of cheap insert tools for machining difficult-to-cut materials like titanium. Visitors to the Air Show will have the opportunity to discuss the latest technological trends with the Okuma experts and are welcome to experience Okuma’s IIoT solution Connect Plan. The software-based system provides analytics for improved utilisation by connecting machine tools and providing visual control of factory operations and machining.
Aerospace Center of Excellence
Okuma traditionally puts a special focus on dedicated applications for the aerospace industry and maintains three global Aerospace Centers of Excellence in Krefeld (Germany), Charlotte (USA) and Oguchi (Japan). All three facilities offer demonstrations of the specific solutions in operation and are open to interested visitors all year round.
Partner in research
Okuma is a well-networked research partner with various collaborations in the field of Research and Development. Okuma is a Tier 1 member of the AMRC (Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre) at the University of Sheffield. Within this worldwide network of leading research institutions and industrial companies, Okuma participates in researching production applications for new materials. Okuma’s technological leadership is also represented by an ACAM membership (Aachen Center for Additive Manufacturing), where, together with the Fraunhofer Institutes, the application of additive manufacturing processes is promoted.
Okuma Europe GmbH is the Germany-based sales and service affiliate of Okuma Corporation, a world leader in CNC (computer numeric control) machine tools, founded in 1898 in Nagoya, Japan. The company is the industry’s only single-source provider, with the CNC machine, drive, motors, encoders, spindle and CNC control all manufactured by Okuma. Okuma’s innovative and reliable technology, paired with comprehensive, localised service protection, allows users to run continuously with confidence – maximising profitability. Along with its industry-leading distribution network, Okuma facilitates quality, productivity and efficiency, empowering the customer and enabling competitive advantage in today’s demanding manufacturing environment. For more information, visit www.okuma.eu.
The Okuma Aerospace Centers of Excellence are testing grounds for aerospace manufacturers. © Okuma
Okuma’s solutions for hard-to-machine materials drastically reduce cutting time for finishing operations. © Okuma
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