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Products 58 MoldMaking Technology April 2015 VMC Well-Suited for Machining Large, Heavy Workpieces Well-suited for machining large, heavy workpieces, Okuma's Millac 852V II vertical machining center is designed for high rigidity, heavy cutting ability and high operability. The strong base column con- struction has optimally-placed ribs to counter chatter and twist- ing during heavy-duty cutting. Traditional box ways are used for all axes to provide high accuracy and rigidity over the long term. A variable-speed gearhead and large-diameter spindle bearings enable the VMC to per- form heavy-duty cutting and high-speed machining with high torque from low to high speeds. The large machining center offers a maximum load capacity of 3,800 kg (8,360 lbs), and XYZ-axis travels of 3,050 × 850 × 750 mm (120.79" × 33.46" × 29.53"). Rapid traverse is 12 m/min. (472 ipm) in the X and Y axes, and 16 m/ min. (630 ipm) in the Z axis. Okuma America Corp. / 704-588-7000 / okuma.com Enterprise Software Adds User-Guiding Costing Capabilities The latest release of aPriori 2015 R1 enterprise cost management software offers more detailed cost estimates and flexible user controls to support sourcing activities and collaboration with suppliers. It also incorporates new capabilities for costing electrical components within products. The software platform is designed to provide real-time cost information on parts and com- plete products. New capabilities in this release include enhanced user management and access control; improved cost overhead calculation; greater usability and control for fine-tuning cost estimates; user-guided cost models; a wire har- ness cost module; machining cost model improvements; and improvements to automated costing. aPriori Inc. / 978-371-2006 / apriori.com

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