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  • The Four Machine Tool Companies of the Nidec Group to Exhibit at JIMTOF2026

    - Contributing to Manufacturing through Innovative Solutions -Nidec Machine Tool Corporation, Nidec OKK Corporation, Takisawa Machine Tool Co., Ltd., and PAMA S.p.A.(Italy), the four machine tool companies of the Nidec Group, will exhibit at the 33rd Japan International Machine Tool Fair (JIMTOF2026), taking place October 26-31, 2026, at Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo, Japan. Under the theme "Contributi

  • Nidec Machine Tool Equips LAMDA Series Metal 3D Printers with Newly Developed Autonomous Learning-Based Automatic Control System

    — System autonomously learns and responds to changes during the build process, achieving more stable fabrication than conventional methods—Nidec Machine Tool Corporation has developed an Autonomous Learning-Based Automatic Control System for its LAMDA Series*1 metal 3D printers. The system autonomously learns from changes in the build process and automatically adjusts process parameters as the par

  • Nidec Machine Tool Launches the MVR-5X, a New Double-Column Five-Axis Milling Machine

    - Newly developed compact two-axis contouring attachment delivers approximately 20 times the spindle torque of the previous model- Consolidates machining operations for large workpieces while maximizing shop-floor productivity and component design flexibilityNidec Machine Tool Corporation announced today that it will begin sales of the MVR-5X, a double-column five-axis milling machine, on October

  • Nidec Announces Extension to its Commander S Range, Now Available up to 11 kW (15 hp)

    The new Commander S V2 combines an industry-leading compact design with exceptional performance, delivering more power in less space, faster commissioning, and a lower total cost of ownership. As the smallest micro drive on the market for 11 kW (15 hp) applications, it helps customers maximise panel space, simplify installation, making it a smarter, more efficient choice for modern machine design