How can something so small be so big?
What this lacks in size, it makes up for in features. Your initial thought might be…
Paul Jones from MTDCNC is with Colin Thomson from Dugard to discuss the latest machines available and ready to go at Dugard in Hove. Colin shares more on the features of the Hanwha machines, acknowledging them as flexible, user-friendly, well-built, and versatile. These machines can be used on different types of jobs and offer a lot of tools and axes. Dugard have a number of special offers coming in for various products such as the Kitamura machining centres and SMEC solutions for turning, tapping, and automation. Stay tuned for more information on Kitamura discounts of up to 19%!
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