CNC machine tool builder Okuma America Corp. launched a new Web site at www.okuma.com.

The Web site serves as the centralized hub for all of Okuma’s online properties, with connections to specialized platforms including YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, according to the company.

 
A screenshot of Okuma's new Web site.

Also, it’s designed to be easy to use and offers expanded content about the company and its products.

Key features of the new Web site include:

•Enhanced CNC machine tool information: Conveniently organized with descriptions of best-suited applications and complete detail, including full specifications.

•Dedicated 5-axis product section: Expanded information on Okuma’s lineup of 5-axis CNC machines designed specifically for manufacturing high precision, complex parts.

•White papers: Discussions on emerging technologies and specialized product/service offerings.

•Case studies: Real-world problem/solutions and the results achieved in partnership with Okuma customers.

•New blog: Informative perspectives on hot industry topics.

•Additional images and videos: The next best thing to hands-on experience with Okuma CNC machine tools.

•State-of-the-art usability: Streamlined navigation, in-site search function and mobile-optimization for tablets and multiple phone platforms.

•Partners in THINC: With the open architecture, PC-based THINC-OSP control as its nucleus, Partners in THINC is the collaboration of more than 40 industry leaders who come together to solve problems and explore new productivity ideas for real-world manufacturers. Detailed information about this program is now incorporated within the main Okuma Website.

“In today’s manufacturing environment, knowledge is king,” said Julie Murphy, marketing manager for Okuma America Corp., Charlotte, N.C. in a statement.

“Competitive advantage comes, first and foremost, from awareness and understanding of the latest in CNC machine tool technology, innovations and best practices. Our new Web site is designed to become a valuable resource for the content our audiences are seeking.”

Posted Aug. 1