Elgin, Illinois – Mazak Optonics Corp. is partnering with Westway Machinery in Ontario to distribute Mazak laser-cutting systems in Eastern Canada.

Mazak Optonics Corp. will be hosting Laser Technology Days on July 24 & 25, 2013.  The event provides the opportunity to attend cutting-edge seminars and view emerging technology in action at the world’s largest laser-dedicated Technology Center.

Mazak Optonics Corporation announces the promotion of their Senior Applications Engineer, Garrett Peterson, to the Assistant Regional Sales Manager position. Peterson makes this transition after 12 years in the Mazak Applications department.

Mazak Optonics Corp. has released FX Tube, a new PC based software system for tube and pipe processing, for use on the Mazak FABRI GEAR machine.

Mazak Optonics has released a new 3D FABRI GEAR Mk II machine for an expanded range of laser-cut tube, pipe and structural applications. Available in a 220 and 400 model with a 2.5 or 4kW resonator, the 3D FABRI GEAR Mk II cuts a wide variety of tubes and pipes including round, square, rectangular and triangular. It can also process I and H beams, C-channel, angle iron and additional user-defined shapes from mild or stainless steel. This extensive range of capabilities makes the machine ideal for many industries.

Al Bohlen introduces and demonstrates this new 4 kW laser.

Mazak Optonics recently announced the addition of Rebekah Skinner as a Field Service Engineer based out of the Toronto area to help support the company's growing Canadian laser-cutting machine customer base.

The OPTIPLEX 3015 from Mazak Optonics will make its Canadian debut in Booth 1307 at FABTECH Canada. The system is a 2D flying optics laser-cutting machine that processes material thicknesses from the thinnest of steel to one in. mild steel.

In an effort to move business forward and further meet the laser cutting needs of manufacturers along the Eastern Seaboard, Mazak Optonics recently named A.W. Miller its new distribution partner for upstate New York, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Eastern Canada.

Mazak Optonics Corporation has taken its SuperTurbo-X Mark III 2D laser cutting system and made it even more advanced by increasing its power output to 6,000 Watts. This boost allows the system to meet the unique demands of processing thicker mild steel and stainless materials.