IBARMIA Unveils Advanced ZLV5_90.10 Machine


Sunday 26 July 2026, 8:43:37 PM


IBARMIA has introduced its ZLV5_90.10 EXTREME machine, featuring a cutting-edge double trunnion system. This innovation is particularly noteworthy for its unique fixture and clamping concept, tailored to adapt seamlessly to the actual geometry of parts being machined.

The design incorporates a method where the workpiece is secured at the outer ends, with central jaws designed to float. This floating mechanism provides crucial support during machining without imposing additional stress on the component’s geometry. By circumventing over-constraint, the machine’s clamping system significantly minimises the risk of induced stress and enhances the stability of the machining process.

Such advancements in the clamping concept not only promote more reliable positioning but also contribute to a more consistent and stable machining output. The design is engineered for high precision, ensuring that the workpiece maintains its intended shape and dimensions throughout the process.

IBARMIA’s Z Series continues to push the boundaries of advanced manufacturing technology. The ZLV5_90.10 EXTREME machine embodies the company’s commitment to innovation and quality, offering solutions that meet the demands of complex machining operations. IBARMIA remains dedicated to providing state-of-the-art machine tools and custom engineering solutions to its industrial clientele.

For further details about this innovative machine, interested parties can explore additional information on IBARMIA’s official website.

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