Peugeot-Citroen (OptiMil) file1.pdf	14KB	Peugeot-Citroen Motors use OptiMils in the production of their stamping dies as well as molds for various car parts.
	General Motors (OptiMil) file2.pdf	19.6KB	GM use OptiMils to increase productivity in their stamping die maufacturing operations.
	Toyota Motors file3.pdf	14.3KB	Toyota Motors have implemented OptiMils in the CNC machining of engine parts, molds, stamping dies as well as parts for their assembly lines at many of their various plants.
	Hyundai Heavy, Korea (OptiMil) file4.pdf	13KB	OptiMil is used in machining large parts for marine engines such as casing, crankshaft, etc.
	EADS-Aerospatiale (OptiMil) file6.pdf	13.5KB	EADS-Aerospatiale use OptiMils on their various NUM controlled multi-spindle machines at their Toulouse & Bourges plants in order to manage their heavy workload - mainly of parts for the Airbus.
	Kawazaki Aerospace, Japan file8.pdf	13.4KB	In its aerospace division, Kawasaki has implemented OptiMils to maximize the impeller manufacturing capacity of its CNC milling machines.
	Sumitomo, Japan file9.pdf	13.3KB	In its precision as well as heavy industries divisions, Sumitomo has been using OptiMil systems widely to increase machining productivity.
	Vallourec-Mannesmann, France file10.pdf	20.1KB	At Vallourec-Mannesmann, OptiTurn systems make up an integral part of the turning machines used in producing pipe couplings for the gas and oil industries.
	GE file11.pdf	13.6KB	OptiMils and OptiDrills are in use at various GE plants - especially in producing blades for power stations and aero-engines.
	BF Goodrich, USA file12.pdf	14.1KB	BF Goodrich corporation uses OptiMil systems on their Pratt&Whitney as well as Wilson milling machines to optimize the cutting of parts used in their landing gear which they manufacture for Boeing and other aircraft. As a result of using OptiMil, they
	Blades Technologies, Israel file13.pdf	14.6KB	Blades Technologies use OptiMils on all their Hitachi-Seiki and Matsura machining centers in manufacturing blades for the aircraft industry. The use of OptiMil has resulted in cycle time savings of 25-30%. In addition, more consistent dimensional accurac
	HSD (Hanjung, Samsung, Daewoo), Korea (OptiMil) file5.pdf	14.2KB	HSD company is a shipbuilding joint venture of: Hanjung (now Doosan), Samsung and Daewoo. OptiMils, OptiTurns and OptiDrill are applied on most of HSDs CNC milling, turning and gun drilling machines reducing cycle times and protecting tools.