Highly trained and experienced machinists are indeed hard to find. And expensive.

Hurco users solve the problem in an unconventional way.  With the Hurco control so easy to learn and run, they can bring in operators with basic machining skills and quickly get them using the machine. Over a relatively short period of time, they pick up basic programming and part and tool setups.

The simplicity inherent in Hurco’s conversational programming allows you to ‘multiply’ the operator’s skills and expand his output. Of course, Hurco’s controls are not limited with its simplicity.

Some control panels look like the cockpit of a 747. Hurco’s, on the other hand, isn’t intimidating at all. And it’s very intuitive. That brings inexperienced users up to speed very quickly. An example of this is the part and tool probing that’s offered on every Hurco. It dramatically reduces the operator skill that’s required to setup a part, because it does most of the work automatically.



Case Studies: Gregor Technologies, Pelletizer Knives