MULTUS B750 Installation at Northstar Aerospace

In 3 minutes you can see the 4-week installation of this Okuma MULTUS B750 multitasking machine on the Northstar Aerospace floor. This machine sits in a spotlight position so they can show it to customers when they come in for tours. 34 feet long and weighing in at over 52 tons, this machine provides rigidity and accuracy to match its size.
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[@edwardconner9274]

Don't forget to mention Support for the machine. Okuma builds the entire machine. Drives, castings, controls etc etc. Doesn't matter how much you pay for the machine if you can't get good support. Just saying.

[@steinarne79]

The easy way to see if a floor is level..... Truck brings a module in...and when it puts it down... what happends... Less action = more level ground

[@11thboris]

cmon guys, machine that has no solid one piece structure ? This doesn't look nearly rigid enough.

[@chrisyboy666]

That's the reason why WFL are 2 times the price and 3 times the machine

[@DuRöhre4711]

+Carlos Yeah and that's why WFL's Bed Castings are filled with Sand... To make it more of a Machine. Once WFL builds it's own Spindles, Turrets, Servos and Controls we'll take this Discussion a Step Further....

[@poison03218241]

When designing very large machines, we have to consider the size of trailers or containers, the width of the road. Machines that cannot be carried cannot be installed.