Absolute Machine Tools Inc.
Phone:
440-960-6911
Toll-Free:
800-852-7825
Fax:
440-960-6918
Please visit:
Absolute Machine Tools Inc.
Mailing Address:
7420 Industrial Pkwy.
Lorain,
OH
44053
US
Absolute Performance for Absolute Value
Johnford DMC-900HN Bridge Mill |
Provides plenty of power and productivity in a 22,000 lb double-column vertical machining center! The DMC-900's 15,000 RPM, 56 HP spindle generates 300 ft-lb of torque at only 1,000 RPM ? ideal for heavy cutting! The machine also boasts box ways on the Z axis head and Y axis saddle and Schneeberger roller-type linear ways for X axis table traverse. Other features: 24 tool ATC and XYZ travels of 35" x 35" x 30". Accommodating 6,600 lb workloads on the table, the machine delivers rigidity, precision, and performance all in one value-priced package. |
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AccuteX EDM SP-500 Wire EDM |
Ready for superior cutting speed and accuracy in an easy-to-use, cost-effective wire EDM? The SP-500 wire EDM features an annealing, fully automatic wire threader with a tip disposal unit, a powerful Windows-based CNC, and XYZ travels of 22.1" x 14.2" x 11.8". U and V travels are 3.9" each. |
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Johnford Hi-Net SHV-1000 High Speed VMC |
This high speed vertical machining center has the speed, rigidity, and precision for high speed mold machining. The VMC sports standard features including roller type linear ways on all axes, large diameter pre-tensioned ballscrews, and an integral spindle. Heavy Meehanite castings provide the strength and vibration dampening for excellent surface finishes and long tool life. Large diameter, pretensioned ballscrews and powerful servo motors ensure accurate positioning. Rapid rates are 944 IPM in all axes. A standard 24,000 RPM HSK-63A spindle delivers 31 HP (53 ft/lb torque) for medium roughing/fine finishing. An 18,000 RPM HSK-63A spindle provides more cutting torque. |
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Absolute Machine Tools, Inc. provides advanced metalworking solutions and comprehensive services for production machining, mold/die machining, and production turning. A leading importer and distributor of high-performance CNC machining and turning equipment, the company helps machine shops and manufacturing facilities improve their production processes to be more competitive in a tough global environment. Products and Services Absolute Machine Tools works with its partners to offer the most rugged, accurate, and productive machine tools in the industry. We also supply a diverse range of previously owned equipment. The company has built its reputation on unsurpassed applications-engineering service and support, comprehensive training, and innovative preventive-maintenance programs. In addition, a nationwide network of regional distributors is in place to help North American manufacturers with their toughest production challenges. Our partners include: • Roundtop Machinery – Manufactures the robust and highly productive Johnford machining and turning centers • Argo Seiki – Efficient, high-production drill/tap centers • You Ji – Flexible and accurate vertical turning centers Absolute Machine Tools also teams with leading suppliers of tooling and fixtures, automation, quality control, CAM software, and ancillary products to provide turnkey systems for specific production needs.

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A roundtable of machine tool suppliers reviews the advancements in machining technologies that push machining and tooling to their limits—and can kick every moldmaker’s capability up a notch.
On a sunny, blustery morning – October 25, 2011 – Absolute Machine Tools, Inc. and AccuteX EDM officially opened the doors of its new 44,000 sq. ft. Technical Center in Mason, Ohio with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.
Absolute Machine Tools, Inc. has opened a new, modern 40,000 sq. ft. Technical Center in Mason, Ohio, just outside Cincinnati. The company invites all of its customers, prospects, and curious well-wishers to share in a Grand Opening Celebration on Tuesday, October 25, 2011 from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Absolute Machine Tools, Inc. (Lorain, OH) offers the HMC-630H by Johnford—a 50-taper HMC that has been designed to meet today’s heavy-duty, high accuracy machining requirements.
The industry’s demand for higher quality, faster turnaround times and lower prices in the last decade has resulted in dramatic improvements in high speed machining as well as controls and spindles
The Hi-Net DMC-1500HN by Johnford is ideal for mold/die shops and aerospace manufacturers wanting speed, rigidity and precision in a competitively-priced, double-column machining center.
Are you doing an accurate comparison when you’re evaluating machine tools?
Shops wanting speed, rigidity, and plenty of capacity in a competitively priced 50-taper vertical machining center should seriously consider the SV-48H VMC by Johnford.
The heavy-duty YV-1200ATC vertical turning center (VTC) from You Ji is available from Absolute Machine Tools, Inc. (Lorain, OH), which is designed for stand-alone applications or easy integration into production lines.
This technical school’s emphasis on the fine points of machining trains mold shop employees of the future.
Think you’re using toolholders properly balanced for high-speed machining? Well, you may have to think again.
Absolute Machine Tools, Inc. (Lorain, OH) offers the VTL-1600ATC-II vertical turning center from You Ji—a heavyweight machine designed for heavy duty, large parts turning.
The ability to design and build innovative molds for advanced processing needs is key to being competitive and profitable in a low-margin market.
Absolute Machine Tools (Lorain, OH) will display the Hi-Net DMC-1500HN Double Column Machining Center by Johnford at Westec.
Johnford’s Super Hi-Net SHV-1000 has the speed, rigidity and precision for high-speed mold machining.
Top-notch customer service combined with loyal, hardworking employees that work together toward continuous improvement land this moldmaker the MoldMaking Technology 2006 Leadtime Leader Award: Small Shop.
Moldmakers will reap all the benefits of high-speed machining with the right mix of machine tool, tooling and programming.
An increased interest in five-axis machining—coupled with advances in controls and cutting tools—add up to finer surface finishes at higher speeds.