During the 3-day Open House at the biggest production base of Mori Seiki 39 machines were exhibited live in operation. Lectures and guided tours were also provided for the expected 10,000 visitors.

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Complete Solutions live in Paris 16th to 17th November 2011

Discover the extended X-class live in Paris and enjoy a glass of Beaujolais Nouveau. Visit us at the Solution Center Paris and see 18 high tech machines with live machining.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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The X-Class machines are based on a new concept: Their performance characteristics have been optimised and expanded enabling high-end technology at an unbeatable price. A new dimension in price an performance has begun.

We look forward to seeing you!

Come see for yourself the quality, precision, durability as well as the efficiency of our products.

Opening times:
Tuesday 28th and Wednesday 29th June 2011 from 9a.m. to 6p.m.

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At the office in Nagoya as well as the factories in Iga and Nara were no damages caused from the earthquake. Production and business started normal on last Monday. Minor damages on the building in Chiba were repaired in the last days and the production also started regularly. The power is disconnected only in this one plant for about three hours to save energy.
From today’s point of view a delay in machine delivery caused by the impact of the Earthquake and the Tsunami is not expected.

Mori Seiki has besides its operational headquarter in Nagoya (260 km airline distance south from Tokyo), three production locations in Japan. The main factories are located in Iga (350 km south west airline distance from Tokyo) and Nara (370 km airline distance southwest from Tokyo. The smallest factory is located in Chiba ( 50km airline distance east from Tokyo).

Mori Seiki guarantees to make sure that machines which will leave the factories are not contaminated. All machines will be tested against radioactive rays before the delivery.In the area around the production facilities, especially Chiba, the radioactivity is measured permanently guaranteeing to take immediate actions to safe the health of the staff.

An emergency team from Mori Seiki Japan is now in the process investigate local customers to offer help and support in the damaged area. About 14,000 machines are installed at about 5,000 customers. The recovery process at customers has started from this week, 15 March.

All European customers can expect transparent information from Mori Seiki in this matter and a guarantee that delivered machines are not contaminated. The provisioning of spare parts for Europe is in any way not affected as the European Spare Parts center supplying European customers is located in Stuttgart, Germany.

For further information please visit: www.moriseiki.eu
or call Tel.: +49 (0) 71 53 / 934-0

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WorldSkills London 2011 event will be supported with 24 machines of Mori Seiki’s successfully launched X Class

The WorldSkills London 2011 will take place from 5^th – 8^th October at the ExCeL in London Docklands. It is the world largest, international skills competition where young people from across the globe compete to become the best in their chosen skill.

The event inspire young people to realise their ambitions through vocational training and will provide the impetus for the next generation of professionals, craftspeople and entrepreneurs and leave a legacy which will promote both traditional crafts and modern innovations for the future.

The 41^st World Skills competition will welcome talents from over 50 countries across 45 skill categories to compete for the title of “WorldSkills Champion”. The most highly accomplished young people selected from regional and national skill competitions will finally compete in London. 1,000 competitors are expected from 50 nations competing in 45 skills.

WorldSkills London 2011 organisers expect 150,000 visitors during the 4 days event.

Mori Seiki is supporting this biannual event for the third time, after sponsoring the Worldskills Shizuoka 2007 in Japan and the WordSkills Calgary 2009 in Canada.

At the event Mori Seiki will support with 24 brand new designed machines of the X Class. These machines were introduced into the market since end of 2010. The X-Class has evolved from the best selling N Series that sold 28,000 units. The machines are designed as a result of thousands of customers’ feedback on the N Series, and offers high quality, high precision and high reliability.

The NLX2500MC is the new universal lathes with milling specification, the NVX5100 is the new vertical machining center with high rigidity and hig capacity of cutting.

The X Class machines are next-generation premium machines and will support the young people of the next generation at WorldSkills London 2011.

Mori Seiki understands the importance of training and skills and has initated own educational programs amongst its worldwide employees.

Dr Masahiko Mori, President of Mori Seiki Co.LTD says, “ We are delighted and honoured to be an official supplier and sponsor for WorldSkills for the third time. We appreciate fully the importance of high skill levels and the benefits of encouraging young people to excel in their chosen field. World Skills London 2011 will provide a springboard for the development of vocational training worldwide, enabling many more people to fulfil their ambitions for a prosperous future.”

The WorldSkills 2011 will be the biggest event in London before the Olympic Games in 2012.

About Word Skills London 2011
WorldSkills is a not for profit, politically neutral organisation dedicated to advancing skill levels and promoting vocational training around the world. It provides a unique platform for exchanging and comparing world-class competency standards in the industrial trade and service sector.

About MORI SEIKI
MORI SEIKI with its head offices in Nagoya, Japan, is a pioneer in machine tool building. Founded in 1948 the company has launched more than one hundred different lathes and machining centres over the years, all NC/CNC models. In total more than 180,000 machines have been produces. In the three production sites in Japan (Iga, Nara und Chiba) along with the factory in Le Locle, Switzerland (Dixi machines) high quality machines are built under the basis of a sound development philosophy and in-house production. 

For further information please check www.moriseiki.de
or call Tel.: +49 (0) 71 53 / 934-0 Mori Seiki GmbH,
Irene Adler, Antoniusstrasse 14, D-73249 Wernau

The Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre  (AMRC) is a multi-million pound partnership combining the scientific excellence and cutting-edge research of the University of Sheffield’s faculty of engineering with the expertise and technological innovation of the world’s leading aerospace and advanced manufacturing companies.  Mori Seiki are proud to be a Tier One member and would like to take this opportunity to invite you to an Open day on Thursday 12 May 2011.

See how Mori Seiki are supporting the recently announced £40M SAMULET project (Strategic Affordable Manufacturing in the UK with Leading Environmental Technology), in addition you will have an opportunity to see first hand how the AMRC identifies, researches and solves advanced manufacturing problems.  Mori Seiki has installed three machines for this project; NMV8000 5-axis vertical machining centre with 800 mm pallet, a Multi Tasking NT6600 which has a 6.6m capacity for turning length and is capable of utilising boring bars up to 1.25m long, both machines have grinding capability.

To accommodate large turning a NVL Vertical Turning Lathe with driven tools and 80 auto tool storage unit, capable of swinging components up to 1.6m diameter has been installed.

In addition there are a number of other smaller Mori Seiki machines which can be viewed and are being utilised at the cutting edge to ensure that research projects can be translated into the commercial requirements of industry.

There are two sessions, morning and afternoon, both offering an overview of the AMRC and Mori Seiki by the way of presentations and machine demonstrations.

First Session

10:00   Registration

10:30   Presentations from AMRC and Mori Seiki

11:30   Demonstration of Mori Seiki machines at the Factory of Future

13:30   Lunch

 Second Session

14:00   Registration (Lunch will available if you wish to arrive earlier)

14:30   Presentations from AMRC and Mori Seiki

15:30   Demonstration of Mori Seiki machines at the Factory of Future

17:00   End

 If you wish to book please use link below .

Please book your place for 12 May by emailing

sales@moriseiki.co.uk

please supply your name and company details along with any colleagues who wish to accompany you, which session you will attend and whether you require lunch.

The AMRC is located on the Advanced Manufacturing Park in South Yorkshire.

The AMP is just off J33 of the M1, and clearly signed from the first junction off Sheffield Parkway.

The Advanced Manufacturing Park
Wallis Way
Catcliffe
Rotherham
S60 5TZ

 UK Stock 

 NZ2000T2Y - Twin Spindle, Twin Turret Turning Centre with single Y axis – Due end of April

NL2000SY - Turning Centre with Driven Tool, Y Axis and Sub Spindle, 65 bar capacity – Ex Stock

NL2500SY - Turning Centre with Driven Tool, Y Axis and Sub Spindle, 80 bar capacity – Due mid March

   NMV5000 - 5 Axis Vertical Machining Centre, 500 table, 61 ATC, Turning function – Ex Stock

  NTX1000/WZM - Multi Tasking Mill Turn Centre with Bottom Turret and Workpiece discharge unit, 76 ATC – Due mid March

European Stock

A variety of over 120 machines either in stock or due into stock before the end of March 2011

Contact sales@moriseiki.co.uk with your requested machine specification and we will advise availability by email.

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