Mazak to showcase the ‘next step’ in future-ready solutions at 2025 open house

Event Description
Yamazaki Mazak is set to host a week-long experiential Open House focusing on overcoming the biggest production challenges facing customers.
Taking place on 18-20 November at Mazak’s European Technology Centre in Worcester, the event will focus on how a strong partnership between the machine manufacturer and user, combined with the latest advanced machine technologies, smart automation solutions and digital integration, can help customers become both more efficient and more competitive.
For the first time, visitors to the open house will experience the all-new Mazak Solutions Centre; an innovation hub that made its debut at EMO 2025, offering live demonstrations and an expert view into Mazak’s latest digital and service-driven technologies.
Laser users will also find plenty of innovation on offer at the event, including leading-edge tube and pipe laser technology, as well as two automated 2D fiber laser machines performing live-cutting demonstrations in Mazak’s Sheet Metal Department.
Customers can expect to see further live cutting across a wide selection of CNC turning, vertical machining and 5-axis machining centres throughout the event, as well as joining group tours of both Mazak’s factory and the latest technology highlights including auto gear manufacturing, friction stir welding and Mazak’s automation solutions.
The event, which will be hosted throughout Mazak’s European Manufacturing Plant and Technology Centre in Worcester, will be supported by over 25 partners with expertise in tooling, tool management, swarf management, CAD/CAM and finance.
For laser users, Mazak will be running live cutting demonstrations on its Optiplex 3015 Fiber III 10.0 kW laser processing machine complete with Tekmag automated sheet metal loading system. Offering laser users ultra-high speed cutting of medium thickness material and the ability to cut the finest widths and most difficult reflective materials, the 10.0 kW 3015 Fiber III variant can process workpieces up to 1525mm x 3000mm.