Mazak Corporation

Mazak Announces Major Expansion of North American Manufacturing Plant

Fri, Jun 22, 2012 16:50 CET

Company gears up for an increased production capacity of 200 machines per monthFlorence, Kentucky June 22, 2012 – Mazak Corporation today announced that it will significantly expand the company’s North American manufacturing plant in Florence, Kentucky. This expansion will allow for increased production and support of new and additional Mazak machine models in Kentucky, and increase the facility’s potential production capacity to 200 machines per month to meet surging customer demands. Completion of the expansion is set for the Fall of 2013, and Mazak will host a special commemoration event

Mazak To Export Kentucky-Built Machines

Mon, Sep 26, 2011 16:00 CET

Several machine models designed and manufactured at Mazak’s North American plant to be exported to several Asian countries, Brazil and EuropeFlorence, Kentucky, September 26, 2011 – Mazak Corporation recently announced that it has begun exporting machines designed and built at the company’s Florence, Kentucky plant to Japan and other countries in Asia, as well as to Brazil and other South American countries. Initially, Mazak Corporation will export a range of Kentucky-built models to these countries beginning in October with the QUICK TURN SMART Series. Exports to Europe will begin with the

Discover Mazak – Tomorrow’s Technology Today is Largest Event of Its Kind

Wed, Jun 15, 2011 23:49 CET

Over 30 new machines featured, along with manufacturing plant where 100 models of machines are produced.Florence, Kentucky, June 15, 2011 – As part of the ongoing Discover Mazak series, Mazak will host the largest event of its kind at its Florence, Kentucky campus this Fall. During Discover Mazak – Tomorrow's Technology Today, over 30 new innovative machines will be featured, as well as a demonstration of Mazak's Production-On-Demand manufacturing plant, where over 100 models of machines are produced. Discover Mazak – Tomorrow’s Technology Today is a unique two-week event scheduled for

World’s Largest Machine Tool Builder Opens New Facility in Houston

Mon, Jun 06, 2011 21:49 CET

New technology center will support energy companies in Southwest regionFlorence, Kentucky, June 6, 2011 – Mazak Corporation will host a Grand Opening celebration on June, 14 to inaugurate its new Southwest Technology Center & Regional Headquarters in Houston, Texas. The new facility offers increased support to manufacturers in all sectors, with a special focus on those serving the energy and oil & gas service industries. Some of the world’s top oil service companies will attend the grand opening, including Schlumberger, Baker Hughes, Cameron, Weatherford, TenarisHydril, and National Oilwell

Midwest Business Booming, Mazak Plans Technology Center Expansion

Thu, Apr 14, 2011 19:15 CET

Florence, Kentucky, April 14, 2011 – The continued upswing in business in the Midwest has spurred plans for expansion at Mazak’s Midwest Headquarters and Technology Center located in Schaumburg, Illinois. The expansion represents Mazak’s continuous investment in American manufacturing and coincides with other recent investments, including a new facility in Houston and production expansion at its manufacturing campus in Florence, Kentucky, to meet customer demand. “The vibrant manufacturing market and our long-term commitment to customers in the Midwest convinced us to accelerate our

Mazak Announces Increased Production for 2011

Thu, Mar 31, 2011 09:00 CET

Company ramps up Florence, Kentucky, plant for 150 machines per monthFlorence, Kentucky, March 31, 2011 - Mazak has announced increased production levels at its facility in Florence, Kentucky. Fueled by the economic recovery, the company has experienced a steady increase in demand over the past nine months particularly after the IMTS Show in Chicago. Mazak projects monthly output of its Florence plant to reach 130 machine tools per month by the close of Q2 2011 and growing throughout the remainder of 2011. In terms of dollar value, this will represent the largest output ever produced at the

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