Murata Machinery's Fabrication Division Demonstrates Reliability by Design at Fabtech 2015

Murata Machinery's Fabrication Division Demonstrates Reliability By Design at FABTECH 2015

1888 PressRelease - Featured machines exemplify the company's "Reliability By Design" approach to accurate and durable construction.

Charlotte-Gastonia-Rock Hill, NC-SC - Murata Machinery's Fabrication Division will feature three machines under its Muratec brand at this year's FABTECH trade show in booth S1741 - the LS3015FC Fiber Laser, the Motorum M3058TG with FS3015 Cell Loader- that exemplify the company's "Reliability By Design" approach to accurate and durable construction.

The Muratec LS3015FC Fiber Laser will be introduced at FABTECH 2015 and is one of the most precise cutting machines in the world. Its proprietary technology integrates hardware and software, creating a high level of quality, reliability and productivity, with unsurpassed precision. Muratec's user-friendly Fanuc 31-iLB CNC control platform stores up to 1,000 programs on a solid-state drive that can be backed up and expanded through USB and compact flash ports. Laser-processing parameters are pre-loaded on the machine and a Windows®-embedded file system provides easy backup and familiar data manipulation. Feature-rich operator guides and multiple built-in features also enhance the operation experience.

"The Motorum M3058TG, FS3015 cell loader, and LS3015FC fiber laser are perfect examples of what we mean when talk about Reliability By Design," explained Cary Teeple, Sales Manager, Fabrication Products. " Murata is building more than just reliable machines - we're also building businesses and peace of mind. Customers don't want a machine that has to be repaired or replaced after only working well for a short period of time. They need machines that are made right, and made to last; machines that are just as reliable after 10 years as they are on day one. That's 'Reliability By Design.'"

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