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ABOUT KITAMURA
In the 80s, Kitamura began focusing on developing full automated vertical and horizontal machining centers, focused on speed and quality. Kitamura was brought to the forefront with new developments in vertical and horizontal 5-axis unmanned machining. During this time, Kitamura also opened up its USA headquarters in Illinois, called Kitamura Machinery of USA. By the 2000s, Kitamura had manufactured the first 5-axis VMC. The company continued to grow and expand its line of machines, and introduced its own CNC Controller. The company continues to pursue high quality and high precision in machine tool development and production, and introduced their tagline as “Making Challenges – Simplified” to sum up their commitment to building the best machines to make customers job easier to master.
Kitamura Machinery of USA Inc is based in Illinois, with offices and dealers across the country. Both the Japan branch and USA branch are overseen by Dr. Akihiro Kitamura, the third generation of his family to serve as president of the company.
Kitamura Horizontal Mills
Kitamura Horizontal Milling machines are designed to offer extra-large work envelopes, with patented twin ball screw and dual feedback technology. The Kitamura Horizontal Machining Centers offer the HXiG Series and HX series machines, which all come standard with automatic pallet changers, high speeds and precision, and more.
Kitamura Vertical Mills
Kitamura vertical milling machines offer a wide variety of configurations to offer the most demanding cutting conditions. These machines all come standard with high-speed spindles and optional pallet changers. The Kitamura Vertical Machining Centers offer the G-Series, XD-Series, and X-Series mills.
Kitamura 5-Axis Machining Centers
Kitamura 5-axis machines are offered as vertical or horizontal, with the Supercell-Series, XT-Series, Mytrunnion-Series, and MedCenter series. These machines have a trunnion table design to offer increased accuracy and rigidity, for 4+1 or full simultaneous control.