Who’s up for the fight?
Check out our latest filmed podcast featuring Paul Jones and Lee Scott, this is a follow…
MTDCNC’s Paul Jones and Starrag’s Lee Scott sit on this fantastic machine that offers incredible milling, turning, and grinding capabilities. With an objective to reduce manufacturing cost for components of any size, Starrag’s huge machines offer different capacities depending on customer requirements and a solution for parts of any size from the head of a needle to giant wind turbine gearbox components. This particular model comes with an 11m table weighing 125 tonnes and a capacity of 300 tonnes! Find out more about Starrag in Bielefeld, a great place to see engineering and manufacturing at its best!
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