A wide range of CNC machines for precise work and complex production to be showcased at RAIS’s stand at MachTech 2026
2026-09-233 min.
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This year the leading production company RAIS will stand among the biggest names in the industry with its participation at the international exhibition for metalworking, automation and roboticization MachTech&InnoTech Expo. The company is an established participant, and during this year’s event, will continue informing the technical cadre about its modern technological solutions for precise metalworking. Located at stand C3, zone 3, RAIS will demonstrate an extensive range of latest-generation CNC machines, including the RAIS M500 vertical machining center with an automatic six-pallet station, the TAKISAWA TAIWAN LX2500G lathe, the TAKISAWA TM-3000Y2 turn-mill center, and the Citizen L32 Swiss-type lathe.

"Visit the RAIS stand to see our high-performance machines in action and learn more about their capabilities, applications, and the associated equipment we offer for modern manufacturing. Get your free exhibition ticket by registering with code MT26," specialists from the company commented.
The RAIS M500 model has been the best-selling model in RAIS’s product line over the last five years. At MachTech & InnoTech Expo 2026 the company will demonstrate its 3-axis version of the machine, equipped with a high-speed direct-drive spindle and a 30-position tool magazine.
For more than 15 years, RAIS has partnered with leading Japanese producer of Swiss type Citizen lathes, more specifically their factory in Germany. "At MachTech & InnoTech Expo 2026, we will present the Citizen L32 – a 7-axis Swiss-type lathe with a 5+2 axis configuration and MELDAS 70M control," stated RAIS.
As an authorized representative of Japanese producer TAKISAWA, RAIS will use MachTech & InnoTech Expo 2026 as a means to demonstrate the LX-2500, as well as the high-performance TAKISAWA TM3000Y2 turn-mill machining center, equipped with two spindles and two turrets.

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