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DMG Mori Co., Ltd. is a global leader in the manufacturing and sale of diverse machine tools. Its product portfolio spans high-precision 5-axis and multi-axis machines, turning and machining centers, along with innovative Lasertec and ultrasonic systems. The company enhances these offerings with comprehensive technology cycles for handling, processing, measurement, and monitoring tasks. Complementing its machinery, DMG Mori provides automation solutions like pallet pool, workpiece, pallet, and tool handling systems, as well as specialized devices for tool presetting, shrinking, measuring, and balancing. They also develop CELOS, an operating system tailored for machine tools, alongside its associated software. Their extensive array of peripheral equipment includes coolant oil, oil skimmers, compressors, advanced coolant filtration, air dryers, and coolant nozzle machines. Measurement devices such as tool presetters, shrink fit and balancing machines, and integrated on-machine measurement tools are also supplied, alongside bar feeder machines and electrical cabinet coolers. Founded in Tokyo, Japan, in 1948, the company was known as DMG Mori Seiki Co., Ltd. until its rebranding to DMG Mori Co., Ltd. in 2015.
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