Starrag Bumotec virtual showroom

Starrag UK Ltd will be presenting its latest machine-tool innovations at MACH 2024, which is taking place 15-19 April at the NEC, Birmingham (Hall 18, Stand 320). From the Bumotec machine range, Starrag will put the spotlight on its latest turn/mill product lines that can also be viewed in the company’s new virtual showroom (here), which is a replica of the Starrag facility in Vuadens, Switzerland.

The website provides manufacturers with an opportunity to investigate a wide range of solutions, from the small and compact s128 simultaneous five-axis machining centre right up to the 36-axis s1000/C transfer machine, which consists of eight machining stations in one single platform. It is a replica of the Starrag facility in Vuadens, Switzerland, and it provides manufacturers with an opportunity to investigate a wide range of solution-based innovations, from the small and compact s128 simultaneous five-axis machining solution right up to the 36-axis s1000/C transfer machine, which consists of eight machining stations in one single platform.

The virtual showroom enables manufacturers to view videos of individual machine tools, application demonstrations, and look up machine specifications online. As a system integrator of highly productive manufacturing solutions, the Bumotec virtual showroom gives engineers a flavour of what is possible when they invest in industry-leading technology — it has a range of machines in the demonstration hall that include the Bumotec s128, Ringma XX, s191V, S191H, the s1000/C, S100multi, the s181, s100mono, the s200, the brand new s191neo, as well as the SIP5000 and SIP7000 ultra-precision vertical boring and milling centres.

Lee Scott, Starrag UK sales and applications, said: “Starrag is the ‘go-to’ machine tool partner for everything from ultra-precision micro machining through to heavy engineering applications. Our reputation as a solution integrator for clients is unparalleled across diverse industry sectors from the aerospace/turbines industry to the transport/industrial and precision/medtech markets. As a solution-based business, our new virtual showroom provides visitors with a sample of just what can be achieved through partnerships that deliver the lowest ‘cost per part’ possible.

“We encourage manufacturers to view the virtual showroom and then come and speak to us at MACH 2024 regarding what we can offer. Since the last MACH exhibition, we have launched several ground-breaking new machines and we have also completed a company merger with Tornos, the world’s leading manufacturer of Swiss-type sliding-head and multi-spindle machining centres. With so much to offer at MACH, the event promises to be a mouth-watering prospect for the Starrag-Tornos Group and visitors to our stand.”