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MAG

Machine tools for milling and honing

MAG

Innovative machine tools for individual requirements

MAG is one of the leading providers of individual manufacturing and technology solutions. It emerged from the renowned machine tool brands Cross Hüller, Ex-Cell-O, Honsberg and Lamb. MAG supplies machine tools, manufacturing systems and services for milling and honing together with unique know-how in the fields of process and system design and automation.

ADVANTAGES AND HIGHLIGHTS

Machines and solutions for high-precision machining and honing

MAG is one of the leading solution providers for turnkey-manufacturing systems and machines with customer-specific application technology.

MAG unites renowned brands in the international machine tool industry, such as Cross Hüller, Ex-Cell-O and Lamb. MAG has been active as a global manufacturing specialist with its unique know-how and outstanding technology base since 2005. The MAG Group offers customized solutions for the automotive and commercial vehicle industry, their suppliers and other sectors with high demands for quality and productivity.

MAG supplies the highest manufacturing quality to ensure ideal functionality, especially in the automotive industry. In the case of cylinder bores, for example, precise machining and honing can extend the service life of pistons.

As an industrial supplier, MAG offers complete solutions including machining processes, process design and system configuration – through to turnkey systems.

Wide-ranging industry sectors

MAG milling, cold forming and honing machines are successfully used in countless industries: from automotive, aerospace, e-mobility through to agricultural machinery and commercial vehicles.

Diverse applications

MAG machine tools are ideal for components in the automotive and e-mobility sectors. These include cylinder blocks and heads, crankshafts, shafts and wheels, steering knuckles, transmission and steering housings.

Top quality

MAG machine tools meet the highest quality and precision demands in the aerospace and automotive industries.

Turnkey solutions

MAG offers turnkey machining solutions for individual requirements, including agile systems and complete transfer lines. Responsibilities for coordination of machines and development of automation concepts, e.g. specific loading solutions, are also assumed.

SERIES

Machine tools for the highest demands

MAG SPECHT

Single-spindle MAG SPECHT machining centres serve as high-quality CNC units for interlinked multi-machine systems as well as for use as single machines and in production cells. MAG SPECHT systems are often used with linear motor technology. They offer high dynamics with speeds up to 120m/min and accelerations up to 15m/s².

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MAG SPECHT DUO

The two spindles are synchronized in X/Y/Z via "dynamic axis compensation". Compensation of the spindle offset brings the precision of the single-spindle machine to the DUO.

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MAG XT 525

The MAG XT 525 Transfer Center (formerly Ex-Cell-O Transfer Center) is a multi-spindle unit that uses sequential machining to replace several CNC machines. So the MAG XT 525 Transfer Center combines the high yield rates of a transfer line with the flexibility of a machining center – the fast and easy solution for complete machining of medium to large batch sizes and families of parts

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MAG SPECHT 500 NG

HISTORY

Top machine tool competence since 1798

You are on the safe side with MAG machine tools when it comes to precise and efficient machining of complex components, including those for the automotive industry. Companies in the MAG Group have repeatedly set new standards in innovative machining processes since 1798.

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1798

Founding of Honsberg in Remscheid/Germany

1898

Founding of the company Cross in Detroit (USA) by Milton O. Cross

1914

Founding of the company Lamb in Detroit (USA) by Francis Joseph Lamb

1919

Founding of Ex-Cell-O Tool & Manufacturing Co. in Detroit (USA) by Ford Motor Company tool makers

1923

Founding of Vorrichtungsbau Hüller AG (later Cross Hüller) in Ludwigsburg (Germany) by Karl Hüller

1947

Production and delivery of the world's first transfer line by Cross

1952

Production and delivery by Hüller of Europe's first transfer line for machining transmission cases (Adam Opel AG)

1955

Development and establishment of Roto-Flo cold forming technology

1958

Construction of the new plant for Ex-Cell-O Corp. in Eislingen/Fils (Germany)

1961

Construction of the new plant for Werkzeugmaschinenfabrik Hüller GmbH (subsequently MAG CORCOM) in Rottenburg am Neckar (Germany)

1988

Development of the minimum quantity lubrication (MQL) machining method

1989

Production of the first "SPECHT" high-speed machining center

1992

Construction of the Ex-Cell-O assembly plant for special machines in Sterling Heights (USA)

1994

Founding of the component plant in Kecskemét (Hungary)

1995

Delivery of the world's first agile system by Cross Hüller; the largest agile system until then consisting of 172 machining centers in the SPECHT range follows in 2001

1995

Founding of the plant in Changchun (China)

2006

Introduction of the CORCOM modular system

2010

Integration of honing within machining centers

2011

Development of cryogenic machining and the electro-mechanical machine

2012

Introduction of new DUO models (twin-spindle system machines)

2014

Presentation of SPECHT 500 DUO+ with pallet changers for the component market

2016

Premiere of the SPECHT 800 machining center for truck and other large components

2017

Presentation of various software applications to optimize productivity

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Eike Fretzer

FFG Europe & Americas

Telephone+49 172 7 91 71 68

E-Maileike.fretzer@mag-ias.com

Eike Fretzer

FFG Europe & Americas

Telephone+49 172 7 91 71 68

E-Maileike.fretzer@mag-ias.com

Eike Fretzer

FFG Europe & Americas

Telephone+49 172 7 91 71 68

BRAND

MACHINE TOOLS FROM THE TECHNOLOGY LEADERS

MAG

Innovative machine tools for individual requirements

ADVANTAGES AND HIGHLIGHTS

Machines and solutions for high-precision machining and honing

Wide-ranging industry sectors

Diverse applications

Top quality

Turnkey solutions

SERIES

Machine tools for the highest demands

MAG SPECHT

MAG SPECHT DUO

MAG XT 525

MAG SPECHT 500 NG

HISTORY

Top machine tool competence since 1798

1798

Founding of Honsberg in Remscheid/Germany

1898

Founding of the company Cross in Detroit (USA) by Milton O. Cross

1914

Founding of the company Lamb in Detroit (USA) by Francis Joseph Lamb

1919

Founding of Ex-Cell-O Tool & Manufacturing Co. in Detroit (USA) by Ford Motor Company tool makers

1923

Founding of Vorrichtungsbau Hüller AG (later Cross Hüller) in Ludwigsburg (Germany) by Karl Hüller

1947

Production and delivery of the world's first transfer line by Cross

1952

Production and delivery by Hüller of Europe's first transfer line for machining transmission cases (Adam Opel AG)

1955

Development and establishment of Roto-Flo cold forming technology

1958

Construction of the new plant for Ex-Cell-O Corp. in Eislingen/Fils (Germany)

1961

Construction of the new plant for Werkzeugmaschinenfabrik Hüller GmbH (subsequently MAG CORCOM) in Rottenburg am Neckar (Germany)

1988

Development of the minimum quantity lubrication (MQL) machining method

1989

Production of the first "SPECHT" high-speed machining center

1992

Construction of the Ex-Cell-O assembly plant for special machines in Sterling Heights (USA)

1994

Founding of the component plant in Kecskemét (Hungary)

1995

Delivery of the world's first agile system by Cross Hüller; the largest agile system until then consisting of 172 machining centers in the SPECHT range follows in 2001

1995

Founding of the plant in Changchun (China)

2006

Introduction of the CORCOM modular system

2010

Integration of honing within machining centers

2011

Development of cryogenic machining and the electro-mechanical machine

2012

Introduction of new DUO models (twin-spindle system machines)

2014

Presentation of SPECHT 500 DUO+ with pallet changers for the component market

2016

Premiere of the SPECHT 800 machining center for truck and other large components

2017

Presentation of various software applications to optimize productivity

Contact search

This is where you can find the right point of contact for your region

Eike Fretzer

FFG Europe & Americas

Eike Fretzer

FFG Europe & Americas

Eike Fretzer

FFG Europe & Americas

Giuseppe Dall'Ora

FFG Europe & Americas

Giuseppe Dall'Ora

FFG Europe & Americas

Eike Fretzer

FFG Europe & Americas

Giuseppe Dall'Ora

FFG Europe & Americas