Toyoda Machinery | News and Events

• Toyoda Expands VMC Line with its Two New Largest Machines

• Small Footprint Makes New Toyoda FH400J Ideal For Job Shops and High-Speed Environments

• Toyoda Introduces New High-Speed VMCs

• See the Newest in Horizontal and Vertical Machining from Toyoda at Eastec Booth #1351

• Toyoda Expands Support with New Regional Product Manager of VMCs and Bridge Machines

• Practical Machinist Adds New Forum for Toyoda Machinery

• Toyoda's Double Column Vertical Machining Center Line Meet Needs of Heavy Part Manufacturers

• Why Rebuilds Make Sense

• Toyoda Improves SelectG Grinder Operability with New GC50 Control

• JTEKT Group: Toyoda Machinery and Koyo Machinery at Booth A-8131

• New Toyoda Vertical Machining Center Line Offers Superior Performance in Heavy-Duty and High-Speed Machining

• Toyoda's Spindle Design Optimizes Cut Time and Versatility

• Toyoda Machinery Introduces its Largest Horizontal Machining Center; Delivers High Torque and Rigidity

• Toyoda Expands Customer Support with New Aftermarket Support Manager

Toyoda Expands VMC Line with its Two New Largest Machines

June 03, 2009

Arlington Heights, IL – Toyoda Machinery is excited to announce the addition of two large capacity vertical machining centers. The FV1890 and FV2090 are designed to deliver high performance and extreme precision in heavy-duty applications.

The new machines will offer larger table size, increased stroke, higher table capacity and more torque than the original machines. The VMCs offer a range of spindle options for high-precision and heavy-cutting applications. The standard 6,000rpm spindle delivers high rotational accuracy, thermal stability, and maximum vibration dampening characteristics. The large precision spindle bearings increase rigidity and sustain higher load capacities than similarly priced machines from other manufacturers.

The FV1890 has an X axis travel of 70.4 inches and the FV2090 has an X axis travel of 78.7 inches. As the largest of Toyoda’s vertical machining centers, these machines are ideal for manufacturers with heavy-duty machining needs.

Toyoda’s vertical machining center line offers unsurpassed performance and value. Superior structural rigidity delivers extreme precision and lasting performance. Sophisticated automation technologies allow drastic improvements in part throughput. The large machine opening provides easy operator access resulting in higher efficiency during setup.

Toyoda Machinery is one of the largest machine tool manufacturers worldwide. Toyoda is an engineering-driven company that builds, supplies and services flexible machining systems, horizontal machining centers, vertical machining centers and grinding machines. Toyoda Machinery headquarters and Standard Products Division is located in Arlington Heights, IL. The Automotive Products Division is located in Wixom, MI. For more information call 847-253-0340 or visit www.toyoda.com.

Small Footprint Makes New Toyoda FH400J Ideal For Job Shops and High Speed Environments

May 28, 2009

Arlington Heights, IL – Toyoda Machinery is pleased to introduce its newest, most economical horizontal machining center. The FH400J, the smallest of all Toyoda HMCs, is equipped with a 15,000 rpm spindle for high-speed machining applications. Its high-speed spindle combined with its compact footprint, makes the FH400J ideal for job shops and high-speed environments.

The FH400J work area measures 23.6x22x24.8 inches (in the X, Y and Z axes), with a table load capacity of 880 pounds. The machine features a CAT40 spindle taper and a GE Fanuc control, making it a practical addition to any shop. The FH400J accommodates up to 40 tools in its magazine, with a 2.4 second chip-to-chip tool change time.

Horizontal machining centers are the machines of choice for fast, low-cost part processing. Toyoda’s extensive line of horizontal CNC machining centers offers a wide array of sizes and features to ensure you get the most productive machining center for your application.

Toyoda Introduces New High-Speed VMCs

April 08, 2009

Arlington Heights, IL – Toyoda Machinery is excited to announce the addition of two new high-speed linear way machines to its vertical machining line. The new machines are designed to deliver high performance and extreme precision in high-speed applications. The FV-S machines offer high accuracy, thermal stability, and maximum vibration dampening characteristics.

Toyoda’s FV850S and FV1050S high speed vertical machining centers rely upon an extremely rigid Meehanite cast iron base. This solid base offers higher density and uniform soundness over traditional cast iron, giving the casting greater tensile strength and maximum vibration-dampening capabilities. Rapid traverse rates reach 1890 ipm in the X- and Y- axes and 1417 ipm in the Z.

A Fanuc 18i CNC features a large color LCD display with manual guide i conversational programming. The high performance spindle and automatic tool changer technology delivers drastic improvements in machine operability and part throughput over previous VMC generations.

See the Newest in Horizontal and Vertical Machining from Toyoda at Eastec Booth #1351

March 13, 2009

Arlington Heights, IL – Toyoda Machinery keeps customers competitive with an extensive product line and industry-leading support. Toyoda will showcase technology from its horizontal and vertical machining center lines inside the Eastec booth of regional distributor, Yamazen.

Toyoda’s FH400J is its smallest and most economical HMC yet. Designed with a 15,000 rpm spindle, the machine is well-suited for high-speed applications. The 2.4 second chip to chip time delivers improved production. Its compact footprint makes the FH400J ideal for job shops and companies with limited floor space.

The FV1165 Vertical Machining Center is designed for long-term accuracy and durability in high-speed and heavy-duty machining. The FV1165’s large Meehanite cast iron base and extra wide inverted Y-shaped column gives the casting greater tensile strength and maximum vibration dampening capabilities. High-torque and direct-drive spindle configurations are available in CAT 40 and CAT 50 taper. A conversational control and industry-standard Fanuc platform make the FV1165 a practical addition to any shop.

Yamazen represents Toyoda’s horizontal and vertical machining centers in Western Pennsylvania, Northern Illinois, Missouri, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Southern New York and Long Island, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. Visit Toyoda Machinery and Yamazen at Eastec booth #1351 for demonstrations or more information.

Toyoda Expands Support with New Regional Product Manager of VMCs and Bridge Machines

February 17, 2009

Arlington Heights, IL – Toyoda Machinery introduces its new regional product manager overseeing vertical machining centers and bridge machines, Jim Green. He joined the team in December 2008, bringing more than 10 years of industry experience and product knowledge to Toyoda. Jim Green served as VP of Sales at Performance Machine Systems, former importer of Awea machines.

“Jim’s background and expertise make him an asset to our company. He will be responsible for dealer and customer support and sales growth of our vertical and bridge machining lines in the Mid-Atlantic and northeast U.S. regions,” says Toyoda’s VP of Sales Tim Leoni.

“Jtekt’s manufacturing expertise, combined with Toyoda’s support for engineering, applications, dealers, service, and spare parts, makes the latest generation of VMC and bridge machines a superior product,” says Green. “Additionally, as customers grow, they can transition into more sophisticated technologies from Toyoda, backed by the unparalleled support they know and trust.”

Practical Machinist Adds New Forum for Toyoda Machinery

December 2, 2008

Arlington Heights, IL – Toyoda Machinery is pleased to announce that it is now included in the company forums section on the Practical Machinist website. Practical Machinist is the largest manufacturing technology forum on the web with over 32,000 members and almost a million posts related to various machining topics.

As a company looking for ways to stay ahead of the technology curve, Toyoda sees the Practical Machinist Forum as a great place for users to post questions and respond to answers about particular challenges they face when machining different parts. Toyoda’s forum is dedicated specifically to about Toyoda machines and products.

“Practical Machinist is a great place for current and potential Toyoda customers to have honest peer-to-peer conversations about Toyoda products—what they like or the problems they’ve encountered and how other users addressed those same issues,” said Toyoda Marketing Manager Graham Roeder. “We are very excited to be a part of this new community where our customers can reach out to each other and get the answers they are searching for instantly.”

Toyoda will also use the forum as a means for gaining a better understanding of customer concerns and ideas. “This will help us in our ongoing efforts to determine areas for possible improvement and increase customer satisfaction wherever possible,” said Roeder.

Toyoda Machinery is one of the largest machine tool manufacturers worldwide. Toyoda is an engineering-driven company that builds, supplies and services flexible machining systems, our horizontal machining center line, vertical machining center line and grinding machines. Toyoda Machinery headquarters is located in Arlington Heights, IL. The Automotive Products Division is located in Wixom, MI. For more information call 847-253-0340 or visit www.toyoda.com.

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Toyoda's Double Column Vertical Machining Center Line Meet Needs of Heavy Part Manufacturers

November 19, 2008

Arlington Heights, IL – Toyoda Machinery’s bridge type machining centers deliver rugged reliability and high-accuracy output. This provides heavy cutting capabilities for large, heavy part manufacturers in industries such as aerospace and energy.

Toyoda bridge and gantry machining centers’ superior structural integrity is essential to achieving high performance and extreme precision. The large Meehanite cast iron base offers higher density and uniform soundness over traditional cast iron, giving the casting greater tensile strength and maximum vibration-dampening capabilities.

The machines’ work area ranges from 83 to 239 inches in the X axis. The automatic tool changer technology delivers drastic improvements in high-quality part throughput. A full splash guard, dual chip conveyors, and a Fanuc CNC make the machines easy to use and maintain.

Toyoda Machinery is one of the largest machine tool manufacturers worldwide. Toyoda is an engineering-driven company that builds, supplies and services flexible machining systems, our horizontal machining center line and vertical machining center line and grinding machines. Toyoda Machinery headquarters is located in Arlington Heights, IL. The Automotive Products Division is located in Wixom, MI. For more information call 847-253-0340 or visit www.toyoda.com.

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Why Rebuilds Make Sense

August, 2008

Wixom, MI –Rebuild or buy new? This is a question often discussed as production requirements change or new part types are introduced into your shop environment. If your budget does not allow for the purchase of new machines and the current machines you have successfully used for years are not capable of meeting new tolerances, cycle time requirements or need a large amount of maintenance, you should assess the value of rebuilding your existing machine tool assets.

If this decision is made, you have a reliable and cost-effective choice — OEM-certified machining center rebuild. Major benefits include the familiarity of maintenance and operator personnel with the equipment, reuse of durable tooling, and using existing footings and building service drops. These are large financial incentives to reutilizing existing machines.

While it's true that today's machining centers can be more productive than those of 15 years ago, most machining centers are not exponentially faster than those of three, five, and in many cases, 10 years ago. While the gain in speeds, efficiencies, and ease of programming for linear guide way machines are worth noting, box-way construction machines have seen minimal increases in speed and overall machine efficiencies.

However, the durable construction of this type of equipment cannot be surpassed for aggressive machining or high-volume production requirements in steel or other ferrous materials. These machines or high-end linear way machine tools are often the "best fit" candidates for rebuild or complete overhauls.

HEALTH INTEGRITY REPORT

Often, when a customer has a candidate machine for rebuilding, the most useful tool to consider is a machining center health integrity report, which can be performed on the customer's shop floor or upon arrival of the machine tool at the facility.

This type of evaluation begins with making general observations of the machine tool's overall condition and any current issues as reported by the shop maintenance department or operator personnel. This is then followed by a review of the machine's statistical quality performance. Further assessments are then performed, such as machine geometry evaluations, ballbar inspections, X-Y-Z laser checks, spindle inspections, and in-depth overall assessments of the machine tool's electrical and fluid power systems.

Due to this thorough inspection and the attendant teardowns and inclusive inspections, customers should be aware that evaluation fees are not uncommon for such a service. Credible OEMs, however, use the information such reports provide as a starting point for a comprehensive rebuild proposal and often credit the price or a portion thereof against the actual rebuild costs.

WHO'S DOING YOUR REBUILD WORK?

Pay attention to the level of service. Are all reports, timetables, parts lists, and prices clearly stated? Does the company have the experience, depth, and support to stand behind its work? Are you getting the best combination of engineering, experience, expertise, and service for your investment?

Every rebuild is unique, but generally costs for full mechanical rebuilds are significantly less than a similarly sized and optioned new machine. Rebuilding existing equipment can reap large economic benefits for those lacking funding for new equipment purchases. And selecting an OEM or OEM-certified rebuilder ensures parts and performance meet your and your customers' expectations.

Many factors need to be considered in the rebuild vs. new decision:
• What portions of your current equipment are sound and what updates are available for those that aren't?
• What standards or tolerances need to be taken into account for machine performance?
• What is the availability and timetable for repair/remanufacture/rebuild services versus delivery of new equipment?
• Who is doing the work and what warranties are available?
First, it is useful to have a general understanding of what the terms mean when considering upgrading current equipment or requesting proposals:
• Repair. Fix or replace whatever is broken to return the machining center to operation as quickly as possible.
• Schedule B. An evaluation of the machine tool that can be performed on the customer's or the machine rebuilder's shop floor. This evaluation identifies the areas of the machine requiring repair or replacement.
• Recondition. Bring existing machine elements back to as close to original condition as possible or better. This may include partial geometric requalification of the base, column, or other components, as well as the partial or full rebuilding of various subassemblies.
• Retool. Involves the machine rebuilder providing newly designed or upgraded tooling, fixtures, and workholding systems for new part types or for increasing efficiencies on existing part types. This may require updates to hydraulic, pneumatic, or electrical control devices.
• Partial Rebuild. Bringing the
machine's subassemblies and peripheral components back to original OEM mechanical tolerances and operating conditions.
• Complete Remanufacture. This entails the complete teardown of the machine to its base and rebuilding or replacing mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic assemblies. It also includes repair or replacement of guarding, seals, wipers or other barriers to critical machine components. Complete control retrofits or upgrades can also be performed at this time.
• Control Retrofit. Removal of existing control and drive mechanisms and replacing with updated components.

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Toyoda Improves SelectG Grinder Operability with New GC50 Control

August 12, 2008

Arlington Heights, IL – Toyoda Machinery’s SelectG is an economical universal grinder designed for flexible, precise, small-lot work. The grinder’s newly developed CNC grinder control, the GC50, has been redesigned to improve the operability and reliability of all Toyoda grinders, with special functions dedicated to delivering higher machine performance.

The GC50 allows users to store data for up to 64 different work pieces in its resident memory, three times the capacity of the original GE series. A USB port has been added to the control pendant, allowing for simple program uploads and downloads. This expanded data storage minimizes the need for frequent data back-up and replacement.

The GC50 is composed of hardware and software based on the latest PC technology. Because Toyoda’s conversational software can now run on top of the standard Windows XP, it is capable of performing many calculations at very high speeds. The PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) has been integrated into the software, eliminating the need for specialized diagnosis programs. GC50 simplifies the amount of hardware and software, providing faster processing speeds and interpolated movements.

A 12.1-inch full-color LCD touch screen makes it possible to display more processes at once, reducing the need to change screens often. This design reduces the number of operations on screen and the amount of data and time required for production preparation. It also reduces the number of hard push buttons on the display by 30 percent, minimizing maintenance requirements.

A simplified on-screen touch pad eliminates the need for an alpha-numeric keypad and makes it possible for the operator to work without having to memorize the instruction manual.

The GC50 has a series of enhanced functions, including automatic work speed and feedrate calculation, photo-enhanced maintenance instructions, and moveable pop-up windows for running position location.

Toyoda Machinery is one of the largest machine tool manufacturers worldwide. Toyoda is an engineering-driven company that builds, supplies and services flexible machining systems, our horizontal machining center line and vertical machining center line and grinding machines. Toyoda Machinery headquarters is located in Arlington Heights, IL. The Automotive & Special Machines Division is located in Wixom, MI. For more information call 847-506-2488 or visit www.toyoda.com.

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JTEKT Group: Toyoda Machinery and Koyo Machinery at Booth A-8131

June 19, 2008

Arlington Heights, IL – Toyoda Machinery is preparing for an exciting IMTS 2008. The booth will showcase several of its newest machines, including a new generation of vertical machining center technology and horizontal machining center technology, flexible manufacturing automation, tool storage systems, and grinding technology.

Toyoda will showcase its largest horizontal machining center, the new FH1250SX, featuring a new column and high-torque spindle designed to handle rapid cutting without compromising rigidity. The FH1250SX is designed to provide the cutting power of a box way machine with more than 50 percent higher rapid feed rates than a typical box way design.

Toyoda’s 550SX Horizontal Machining Center, featuring technological advancements that include a compact tool matrix, will also be on display. This high-performance model has double the driving force in the Y axis, with a ballscrew and motor on each side of the spindle. The compact matrix is a stationary tool storage rack that holds up to 280 tools (40-taper) or 184 tools (50-taper). The compact matrix allows Toyoda's Horizontal Machining Center Line to be tooled up for more part numbers with the added benefit of incredibly fast tool-to-tool times.

Also in the booth with be Toyoda’s newly enhanced FH450S Horizontal Machining Center, automated with a 451 tool matrix and a 12-pallet FMS. The FH450S is a fast and powerful Horizontal Machining Center, combining speed and rigidity in a compact footprint. The tool matrix and pallet automation system provide for long periods of unmanned production time.

Toyoda will showcase another new addition to its horizontal machining center line, the FH400J. The FH400J features Toyoda’s smallest pallet, designed to handle high-speed applications with a compact footprint.

Toyoda will debut the second generation of its vertical machining center line, featuring several technology upgrades. Highlights of the FV Series include larger table sizes with increased load capacities and increased stroke from previous models. The box way Vertical Machining Center line now offers a range of spindle options for high-precision, heavy-cutting applications.

Toyoda will also display its SB216 bridge type machining center. The SB series machines can quickly be customized to handle most large part applications. A full splash guard, dual chip conveyors, and a Fanuc CNC make them easy to use and maintain.

Toyoda’s newly enhanced SelectG-II is an economical cylindrical grinding machine designed for flexible and precise small-lot work. The SelectG-II can be configured as an angle or straight wheel grinding machine. The booth will also showcase additional grinding technologies. Koyo will be displaying a fully-automated KC-500 Cam Journal Grinder and a fully-automated KVD-300W VVT surface grinder.

The Toyoda booth will have a machining center spindle rebuild demonstration area, where visitors can see Toyoda’s process for rebuilding spindles to OEM specifications. Toyoda’s factory-trained engineers follow original factory processes, which includes strict standards and testing on every component. Replacement, new and remanufactured spindles are often able to be shipped within hours, not weeks.

Toyoda Machinery USA and Koyo Machinery USA are part of the JTEKT Group, one of the largest machine tool manufacturers worldwide. Toyoda is an engineering driven company that builds, supplies and services flexible machining systems, its horizontal machining center line and vertical machining center line and grinding machines. The Toyoda Machinery headquarters and Standard Products Division is located in Arlington Heights, IL. The Automotive Products Division is located in Wixom, MI. For more information call 847-253-0340 or visit www.toyoda.com.

Koyo is a world leader of specialty grinding machines with main lines in centerless, surface, and special grinding equipment. Koyo is focused on maintaining a product lineup that grows as our customers' needs grow and continues to strive to meet customers' demands for higher levels of grinding precision. The Koyo Machinery headquarters is located in Plymouth, MI. For more information call 734-354-5241 or visit www.koyomachinery.com.

Visit Toyoda Machinery and Koyo Machinery at IMTS booth A-8131 for demonstrations or more information.

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New Toyoda Vertical Machining Center Line Offers Superior Performance in Heavy-Duty and High-Speed Machining

May 13, 2008

Arlington Heights, IL – Toyoda Machinery announces the technology upgrade to its vertical machining center line. Toyoda successfully launched its Vertical Machining Center line into the market in 2006. Hundreds of machines have been sold since the initial product launch. Building on this success, Toyoda has developed the new FV Series, the second generation of vertical machining center technology, designed for better performance and reliability.

The new line will deliver larger table size, increased stroke, higher table capacity and more torque than the original machines. The high-speed linear guide and box way Vertical Machining Center Line offers a range of spindle options for high precision and heavy-cutting application. The FV Series ranges from 6,000 to 15,000 rpm and delivers high revolution accuracy, thermal stability, and maximum vibration dampening characteristics. The large precision spindle bearings increase rigidity and sustain higher load capacities.

Toyoda’s FV Series has an extremely rigid cast iron base and column, providing long-term accuracy and durability in high-speed machining. Many high-torque and direct-drive spindle configurations are available in CAT 40 or CAT 50 tapers. A conversational control and industry-standard Fanuc platform make the FV Series a practical addition to any shop.

Toyoda Machinery is one of the largest machine tool manufacturers worldwide. Toyoda is an engineering-driven company that builds, supplies and services flexible machining systems, its horizontal machining center line and vertical machining center line and grinding machines. Toyoda Machinery headquarters is located in Arlington Heights, IL. The Automotive & Special Machines Division is located in Wixom, MI. For more information call 847-506-2488 or visit www.toyoda.com.

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Toyoda's Spindle Design Optimizes Cut Time and Versatility

April 29, 2008

Arlington Heights, IL – Toyoda’s spindle, designed with a removable taper, enables quick changes to accommodate different types of tooling and maximize machine uptime. To meet the demand for high productivity, Toyoda’s spindle was designed with the perfect balance between speed and rigidity. The main components are easily accessible due the spindle’s modular design engineered to optimize cutting times and minimize intervals between operations.

Toyoda’s removable taper spindle design allows for easy changeovers between CAT, HSK, or BIG-PLUS tool holder types. The removable taper can easily be replaced if it is damaged due to impact or during high speed applications. In the past, an impact would often require replacing the entire spindle, which is extremely costly in downtime, parts, and labor. Now, the taper unit can be replaced in the field, and the machine can be up and running again quickly and at a lower cost.

The addition of the fourth bearing in the front bearing pack reduces vibration and helps the spindle withstand higher radial forces without damage. The spindle bearings are positioned over the tool taper and not the retention knob, creating a more rigid tool that can take on heavier cuts without chatter. This extends the life of the entire spindle assembly including the bearings, drawbar, taper, and tooling while improving machining accuracy.

Additionally, the unique spindle design provides easier accessibility to subassemblies. Its modular hydraulic cylinder unit is easy to remove, giving technicians easier access to the drawbar assembly and allowing for easier repair. This also helps minimize labor costs, downtime, and the number of replacement parts required.

Toyoda Machinery is one of the largest machine tool manufacturers worldwide. Toyoda is an engineering-driven company that builds, supplies and services flexible machining systems, its horizontal machining center line and vertical machining center line and grinding machines. Toyoda Machinery headquarters is located in Arlington Heights, IL. The Automotive & Special Machines Division is located in Wixom, MI. For more information call 847-506-2488 or visit www.toyoda.com.

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Toyoda Machinery Introduces its Largest Horizontal Machining Center; Delivers High Torque and Rigidity

February 29, 2008

Arlington Heights, IL – The FH-SX series of horizontal machining center technology from Toyoda Machinery features a newly designed column and high-torque spindle to speed through steel without compromising rigidity. Based on the success of this line and market demand, Toyoda introduces its largest Horizontal Machining Center, the FH1250SX.

The FH1250SX is designed to provide the cutting power of a boxway machine with more than 50 percent higher rapid traverse rates (1655 IPM) than the previous generation FA series machine. The machine’s 60 horsepower, 8,000 rpm high-torque spindle provides 737 ft/lbs. of torque for demanding material removal applications.

The column of the FH1250SX is designed to support the spindles cutting power by utilizing dual ball screws that surround the spindle housing, thus maintaining rigidity and accuracy while increasing tool life and performance. The cavernous work envelope of the FH1250SX allows workpiece sizes of 94.5”x70.9” as well as a table load capacity of 10,000 pounds.

Toyoda Machinery is one of the largest machine tool manufacturers worldwide. Toyoda is an engineering-driven company that builds, supplies and services flexible machining systems, its horizontal machining center line and vertical machining center line and grinding machines. Toyoda Machinery headquarters is located in Arlington Heights, IL. The Automotive & Special Products Division is located in Wixom, MI. For more information call 847-253-0340 or visit www.toyoda.com.

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Toyoda Expands Customer Support with New Aftermarket Support Manager

February 13, 2008

Arlington Heights, IL – Toyoda Machinery introduces its new Aftermarket Support Manager, Norm Pielstrom. He joined the team in January ’08, bringing nearly 15 years of industry and technical experience to the position.

“Norm’s expertise gives us a more advanced level of in-house, technical customer support,” explains SPD National Service Manager, Pete Lechtanski. “Our goal is to deliver quick response time and minimize customer expenses associated with downtime. Having the right staff in place helps us meet those goals.”

Pielstrom adds, “There are a lot of exciting challenges in my new position. Because Toyoda has such a diverse product line, the inventory facility and system is extensive. Operating at peak efficiency is critical to our organization’s success.”

Since its U.S. operations began 30 years ago, Toyoda Machinery has maintained customer satisfaction by delivering consistent and reliable responses and solutions to every customer’s service needs. The Service Network’s expanded reach allows Toyoda to deliver quicker response time to any location in North America.

Toyoda Machinery is one of the largest machine tool manufacturers worldwide. Toyoda is an engineering-driven company that builds, supplies and services flexible machining systems, its horizontal machining center line and vertical machining center line and grinding machines. Toyoda Machinery headquarters is located in Arlington Heights, IL. The Automotive & Special Machines Division is located in Wixom, MI. For more information call 847-506-2488 or visit www.toyoda.com.

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