Integrex

About Integrex

The story of Integrex is not one of a typical startup, but rather a tale of industrial evolution in multi-tasking machine tools. It begins with the Japanese company Yamazaki Mazak, a significant player in the machine tool industry. In 1983, Mazak introduced the Slant Turn 40N ATC, a machine that was the forerunner of what would become the Integrex line. The narrative of Integrex is fundamentally about the progression of technology. Throughout the years, Mazak has continuously developed the Integrex series, adding capabilities like 5-axis machining, which allows for the creation of highly complex parts in a single setup. This 'done-in-one' philosophy is a core part of the Integrex identity, aiming to reduce lead times and increase efficiency for manufacturers in sectors like aerospace and automotive. A key moment in the Integrex journey was the development of the MAZATROL CNC system, which simplified the programming and operation of these complex machines. More recently, the integration of AI and digital twin technology into the new MAZATROL SmoothAi CNC demonstrates a commitment to advancing digital manufacturing solutions. Instead of a traditional funding round or IPO, the significant events for Integrex are marked by new series launches, like the i-H series, which offer more compact and automation-friendly designs. Today, the Integrex line represents a culmination of decades of innovation in the machine tool world.