10/22/2026
As a show of our omotenashi for prospective customers, the fourth sample of our kit is made from two different machines. The piece can show the quality and precision of capabilities in both machines and how they compare to each other. This way, the customer can better determine which machine would better suit their needs.
The top half was created on our YMC 430 3-axis micro-machining center. This machine features a footprint of 8x10ft, a maximum workpiece size of Φ9.84 x H6.69in, and a 40,000 rpm spindle. This model, also available in both 4 and 5-axis versions, is ideal for users requiring precision micro-machining and direct hard milling of specialized materials.
The YBM 640V 3-axis vertical CNC jig borer was used to machine the bottom half. Excellent for the die & mold industry, this machine utilizes a 24,000 rpm spindle, possesses a table size of 27.56 x 17.72in, and takes up only 9.2x6.8ft of factory space. This machining center can run hard milling, rough cutting, fine cutting, and EDM electrode machining processes.
Each alphanumeric character on this tactile piece has a different depth, down to the submicron level. Even though each side was machined with the same tool, the difference in surface roughness can be felt. Both models are also smaller siblings of other Yasda machines, so this piece also opens the door to many other possible end user solutions.
Our omotenashi does not stop with our sample pieces. To see more of our machining centers, see our catalogue at https://yasda.com/machines.html. Compare what we can offer, and we will show you what our machines can do for you.