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Starrag, a leading manufacturer in the precision engineering sector, has announced a new offering aimed at…
The Compact X70 is Starrag’s first machine built for serious metal removal — stainless steel, titanium, Inconel — all handled with power and precision.
With an in-house trunnion table, heavy-duty spindle, and a design made for straight chip fall and maximum rigidity, it’s redefining compact machining.
Starrag’s Jens Koner shares more with MTDCNC’s Paul Jones, highlighting why this world premiere is making everyone stop and stare!
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