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Ritto Machinery Works
2012FY
April 26, 2012
MHI to Acquire Federal Broach Holdings To Boost Presence in Global Cutting Tool Market
April 18, 2012
MHI to Launch Gear Cutting Machine Production in Bengaluru, India, To Meet Vigorous Demand from Local Auto-related Sectors -- Move Enables Integrated Marketing, Servicing of Machines and Tools --
April 16, 2012
MHI Develops "LH250": Double Column Machining Center Enabling High-precision Machining with 5 micro meter Level Accuracy For Long, Difficult-to-cut Plate Materials and Die Molds Up to 2 Meters
2011FY
February 28, 2012
MHI Introduces New Series of High-rigidity Horizontal Boring Mills Enabling High-speed, High-accuracy, High-power Milling - Two New Models with 150 and 180 mm Boring Spindle Diameters -
January 16, 2012
MHI Develops World's First 12-inch Wafer Bonding Machine Capable of Producing 3-D Integrated LSI Circuits at Room Temperature -- First Unit Delivered to AIST, Japan --
December 08, 2011
MHI Develops World's First Technology Enabling One Grinding Machine To Perform High-speed, High-Precision Machining of Diverse Gear Types:Internally Toothed, Externally Toothed and Stepped -- Also Realizes Low-cost Processing through to Finishing --
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