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“Cryogenic machining's productivity increases are immediately recognized as a good return on investment,” Horwarth added. “In addition, customers also see a significant ROI from the reduction of post-machining finishing operations, as well as the elimination of water-soluble coolants and reduction in machine maintenance. Cryogenic technology makes new installations less expensive and provides an improved working environment benefitting worker health and safety.”
Bill Horwarth, MAG President
The new GEMINI system saves several million dollars in equipment, infrastructure and labor cost traditionally needed for two separate systems, making it ideal for aerospace tier suppliers who require cost economy and flexible capabilities
Robert Harper, Director of Sales for MAG's composite products
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5ME launches business to help manufacturers maximize efficiency and profits, with documented productivity gains of 20 to 50 percent plus

Company applies industry-proven suite of processing expertise, "game changing" technologies, hardware, software and value-added services to return leaked profit to bottom lineDETROIT, MI JULY 30, 2013 – 5ME, a newly developed business comprised of the non-machinery units of the former MAG IAS, has been launched to help manufacturers, regardless of size, harvest hidden profits from production operations. Led by President Bill Horwarth, and other top managers, engineers, and employees from the former company's tooling, services and software businesses, 5ME brings a proven suite of

MAG’s cryogenic machining process recognized as “game-changing technology" with Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing Leadership 100 award

Multi-patented breakthrough machining process places MAG among 100 world-class companies and individual leaders shaping the future of global manufacturing.Erlanger, KY, February 27, 2013 – Frost & Sullivan's Manufacturing Leadership Council  has named MAG IAS, LLC to its 2013 Manufacturing Leadership 100 list to receive an award in the “Game-Changing Technologies” category for the company's cryogenic machining process. The global awards competition is judged by an expert panel of industry executives and government leaders, and recognizes 100 companies and

Aerospace Dynamics International launches major capacity increase in titanium machining with order for eight MAG five-spindle, five-axis XTi profilers

Forty new XTi spindles will increase ADI’s Ti machining capacity almost 40 percent, as part of $90 million expansion that includes new facility. Breakthrough multispindle gantry design is industry first with independently controlled rotary axes on each spindle.VALENCIA, Calif. and ERLANGER, Ky., September 12, 2012 – Aerospace Dynamics International, Inc. (ADI)  will increase its titanium machining capacity approximately 40 percent to support Airbus A350 and Boeing 787 programs with a $90 million investment that includes a new 120,000-

MAG’s new XTi Profiler sets metal removal record, machining titanium at 90+ cubic inches per minute

Producing unmatched throughput, first two five-spindle XTi profilers will ship to Aerospace Dynamics International, Inc.Erlanger, KY, July 9, 2012 – MAG's new XTi “super profiler” takes aerospace machining to a record altitude, demonstrating a 90-cubic-inch-per-minute metal removal rate (MRR) in titanium prior to shipment to Aerospace Dynamics International, Inc. (ADI), Valencia, California. The machines are part of a $100 million expansion that includes a new 120,000-sq-ft manufacturing center. The two machines will share a 120-foot X-axis rail for multi-part production of titanium

MAG Group to Explore Strategic Options

Erlanger, KY, USA and Göppingen, Germany, March 22, 2012 – The owners of MAG IAS, LLC and MAG Europe GmbH (together the “MAG Group”) have appointed Goldman Sachs to assist in evaluating strategic alternatives for MAG Group, including the potential sale of the group or parts thereof. According to MAG, the global automotive business will remain together as one unit across Europe, the Americas and Asia.             MAG is a global market leader in the machine tool industry, providing products, services and systems for the aerospace, automotive and truck, heavy equipment, oil and gas, rail,

MAG's new GEMINI Composite Processing System is first to switch from fiber placement to tape laying – first system ordered by Alliant Techsystems

Multi-material capability saves millions in equipment, infrastructure and labor cost. Gantry design allows unlimited part length and multiple work zones.Erlanger, KY, JANUARY 25, 2012 – MAG IAS  addresses the aerospace industry's drive for economy and flexibility in composites processing by introducing the new GEMINI Composite Processing System – the first system capable of switching in a matter of minutes from automated fiber placement to automated tape laying. "The new GEMINI system saves several million dollars in equipment, infrastructure and labor cost

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