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Precision as a passion
DMG MORI open house showcases cutting edge tech, controls and automation At its annual open house event in the DECKEL MAHO factory in Pfronten, Germany, DMG MORI presented 66 machines in operation, seven of them world premieres. The open house event took place from February 18 to 22. Last week DMG/MORI SEIKI welcomed around 5,000 visitors to the Open House at DECKEL MAHO Pfronten, Germany. On top of the exhibition program with its 60 high-tech machines in operation, among them five world premieres, an attractive series of seminars and lectures was on offer. Jan 07, 2016 DMG MORI machine premiers at DECKEL MAHO open house in Pfronten Shown will be DMG MORI best-sellers as well as six world premieres featuring turn-mill complete machining, universal milling, XXL parts machining, and new technologies.
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Allgäu is one of the most popular vacation destinations in Germany. Close to Neuschwanstein Castle, Pfronten is only one of many towns in the area to offer cozy hostels as overnight accommodation. But it is extremely difficult to book a room throughout the entire region during the DMG MORI Open House at the beginning of the year. The success story of the worldwide leading tool machine manufacturer began in 1920 with the merger of five precision engineers. The quintet called its new, aspiring company Maho, which began to produce tool machines for their own use in 1950. They quickly came to the attention of larger companies, who ordered specially customized machines from Maho. In 1970, they therefore began to concentrate solely on this branch of business, acquired Graziano in Italy, went public, merged with Deckel and ultimately became Gildemeister in 1994 – today they are DMG MORI.
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With around 1,500 employees and a total area of 149,000 m², Pfronten is one of the most important development locations and largest production regions in Europe. As a milling expert, the factory alone produces 50 different types of machines from the versatile monoBLOCK series up to the XXL machines. Around 1,500 machines leave the factory every year for global distribution. The company DMG MORI Ultrasonic Lasertec GmbH is also located in Pfronten, and is responsible for advanced technologies in the group. The subsidiary company develops and builds its LASERTEC machines for high-precision applications in the field of laser texturing and drilling in Pfronten. DMG MORI Ultrasonic Lasertec GmbH sets the standard in additive manufacturing of metallic components with the LASERTEC 3Dseries.