WIDMA Launches MacHX800 for Large Component Machining

WIDMA’s Machining Solutions Group, part of Kennametal India, a top maker of metal cutting CNC machines, has introduced the MacHX800.

MacHX800, a machine designed for machining large components and compatible with Industry 4.0 standards. This new standard horizontal machining center (HMC) is made for cutting big parts used in different sectors like trucks, building and farm tools, planes, and general manufacturing. It comes with modern features ready for Industry 4.0, meaning it’s built to work well, last long, be precise, and handle many types of materials, even in hard working conditions.

“We are thrilled to announce the addition of Horizontal Machining Centers to our expanding portfolio of innovative standard offerings. The MacHX800 is testament to our decades of experience in delivering customers cutting edge solutions through customized as well as standard machines. These next-gen achines are manufactured in our state-of-the-art facility in Bangalore, India. Leveraging its end-to-end capabilities and stringent process adherence as per Kennametal global standards, our machines ensure optimum quality with consistent performance,” said Vijaykrishnan Venkatesan, Managing Director, Kennametal India Limited.
The MacHX800 is designed specifically to machine complex large components and deliver
productivity in the most demanding conditions, including:

• Incredible accuracy and precision to optimize productivity and manage costs per
  component
• User-friendly features to help operators load/unload and machine massive components
  with ease, upholding benchmarked standards of ergonomics and safety
• Integrates with Industry 4.0 environments
  WIDMA’s MacHX800 combines the advantages of plug and play features with the flexibility of
  customizing several offerings like choice of spindles, pallets and tool magazines enabling
  customers to achieve machining goals.

“All put together, MacHX800 is engineered for machining tomorrow, enabling us to partner with our
customers to solve their toughest productivity challenges,” added Vijaykrishnan.