With 30,000 units sold in over 40 countries, the OS-Centre lathe has become one of Okuma's most successful products.  (Okuma)
Zoomed In: Okuma

It all started with noodles

It was in the Japanese city of Nagoya that Eichii Okuma founded his company in 1898. Unlike their modern counterparts, the early Okuma machines were not built to meet the requirements of the aviation or automotive industries. Instead, the first Okuma products were machines for making udon noodles.

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The Stratasys metals platform incorporates the company’s proprietary jetting technology. (Stratsys)
Stratsys

Layered Powder Metallurgy

Helping customers in additive manufacturing for production-grade metal parts, Stratasys is releasing further details of its new platform currently being developed and designed for short-run metal applications. First unveiled earlier this year, the additive platform is based on Stratasys’ innovative “Layered Powder Metallurgy” (LPM™) technology, designed to make production of metal parts quicker, easier and more cost-effective than before.

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Polyhedron with reflective surfaces milled from a single aluminum block. (Klaus Vollrath)
Cutting Tools

Diamond cutting

The combination of high-precision machine tools and special diamond cutters offers an economically and technically convincing alternative for machining dies for plastic parts with particularly high surface quality requirements such as optical lenses.

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