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Haas To Host HaasTec 2017 Open House In SoCal
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This October, Haas Automation, Inc., a US-based machine tool builder, will once again open its doors for its massive four-day open house at its headquarters and manufacturing facility in Oxnard, California.
HaasTec 2017—scheduled for October 10–13 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.—will include machine demos, factory tours, catered lunch and more.
The previous HaasTec Open House, which took place in 2015, drew nearly 3300 attendees from 48 countries, with more expected this year, according to Haas.
HaasTec 2017 will see the latest Haas CNC technology up close and in detail, with 20 machines on display, including the soon-to-be released UMC-1000 Universal Machining Center, the CL-1 Compact Lathe and the re-engineered EC-400 HMC.
There also will be extensive tours of Haas Automation’s one-million-square-foot facility, both above and on the production floor, to see how Haas machines are built.
More than 36 exhibitors from major tooling, work-holding and CAD/CAM manufacturers will also be on hand to share insight and products. Attendees will also see first-hand one of Haas F1 Team’s race cars from their 2016 FIA Formula One World Championship debut, and Stewart-Haas Racing’s No. 41 Haas Automation Chevrolet that was driven to victory by Kurt Busch in the NASCAR Cup Series.
Registration for HaasTec 2017 is free at http://haastec.com/. For more information about Haas Automation, call 800/331-6746, or visit www.HaasCNC.com.
HaasTec 2017—scheduled for October 10–13 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.—will include machine demos, factory tours, catered lunch and more.
The previous HaasTec Open House, which took place in 2015, drew nearly 3300 attendees from 48 countries, with more expected this year, according to Haas.
HaasTec 2017 will see the latest Haas CNC technology up close and in detail, with 20 machines on display, including the soon-to-be released UMC-1000 Universal Machining Center, the CL-1 Compact Lathe and the re-engineered EC-400 HMC.
There also will be extensive tours of Haas Automation’s one-million-square-foot facility, both above and on the production floor, to see how Haas machines are built.
More than 36 exhibitors from major tooling, work-holding and CAD/CAM manufacturers will also be on hand to share insight and products. Attendees will also see first-hand one of Haas F1 Team’s race cars from their 2016 FIA Formula One World Championship debut, and Stewart-Haas Racing’s No. 41 Haas Automation Chevrolet that was driven to victory by Kurt Busch in the NASCAR Cup Series.
Registration for HaasTec 2017 is free at http://haastec.com/. For more information about Haas Automation, call 800/331-6746, or visit www.HaasCNC.com.
