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Mazak launches Virtual Technology Center PDF Print E-mail
Mazak Corp., Florence, KY has announced the launch of its Virtual Technology Center (VTC), an innovative, new online resource that brings the latest advancements in machining technology, product development, training, service and support to the customer's fingertips.
 
Developed in response to the ever-increasing challenges faced by manufacturers, the virtual site provides everything from machine demonstrations to application training to online Q&A sessions with Mazak President, Brian Papke, as well as MazakTV, an online video resource with channels for industry segment content, engineering insights and machine information.

Customers gain access to Mazak's Applications, Training and Services Departments, which feature a wide variety of content, including CAD images, parts and training videos and demonstrations, ranging from the simplest of machines to advanced multi-tasking and five-axis machines. They can also visit a machine gallery that offers videos, machine specifications and 360-degree 3D models and animations of the latest Mazak machine tools.

An additional feature is a portal to Papke's office. Each quarter, Papke will host a live, moderated chat session with customers, answering questions and providing insights on a wide range of topics, including best practices, new machining technology or current conditions facing manufacturers.

"Mazak prides itself on the ability to impart cost-effective, next-generation solutions that help each of our customers not only improve productivity and profitability but also gain an edge over the competition," said Mr. Papke. "The Virtual Technology Center gives us an innovative method for providing customers with the keys to unlock their potential and Do More with their business."

Mazak’s Virtual Technology Center is free for customers and can be accessed via http://www.MazakUSA.com or directly at http://www.virtualmazak.com.
 
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