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Mitsubishi Electric MG Series Advanced Wire EDM

$300,000 – $450,000 Updated 2026-03-17
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Key Specifications

X/Y/Z Travel

400 x 300 x 220 mm

Max Workpiece Weight

250 kg

Wire Diameter Range

0.05 – 0.3 mm

Max Cutting Speed

350 mm²/min

Surface Finish Ra

Ra 0.05 µm

Taper Angle

±45° / 80 mm

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Overview

The Mitsubishi Electric MG Series Advanced represents the flagship tier of Mitsubishi's wire EDM lineup, incorporating the company's most sophisticated discharge control, axis control, and surface finishing technologies into a platform designed for the most demanding precision die and aerospace component applications. The MG Series targets applications where form accuracy, surface quality, and process repeatability are the primary purchase drivers.

At the core of the MG Advanced is Mitsubishi's next-generation MG power supply, which extends the capability of the Digital AE technology found in the MV-R series. The MG generator operates at higher pulse frequencies and finer energy increments, enabling surface finishes in the Ra 0.05–0.08 µm range on final finishing passes — performance that begins to overlap with precision grinding for flat and ruled surfaces. Form accuracy is held within ±0.001 mm on production runs.

The MG Advanced incorporates a twin-guide system with enhanced wire tension control, minimizing wire deflection and enabling high-accuracy taper cutting up to ±45° with exceptional angularity consistency. Its X/Y travels of 400 x 300 mm and 250 kg workpiece capacity reflect a design philosophy oriented toward precision over raw size — targeting precision punch and die sets, aerospace turbine component features, and medical implant tooling rather than large-format die work.

Mitsubishi's automatic wire threading on the MG Advanced uses a water-jet assist system that achieves reliable threading through small start holes without wire bending, a capability critical when working with fine wire in the 0.05–0.1 mm range. The machine's V550 CNC controller with embedded expert system automatically selects cutting conditions from an extensive on-board database, reducing setup time and enabling consistent results even for less-experienced operators.

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Full Specifications

Parameter Value
X/Y/Z Travel 400 x 300 x 220 mm
Max Workpiece Weight 250 kg
Wire Diameter Range 0.05 – 0.3 mm
Max Cutting Speed 350 mm²/min
Surface Finish Ra Ra 0.05 µm
Taper Angle ±45° / 80 mm
Control System Mitsubishi V550 with Expert System
Machine Weight ~3,500 kg
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Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

  • Ra 0.05 µm mirror finishing approaches precision grinding quality on ruled surfaces
  • ±45° taper cutting with excellent angularity for complex die geometry
  • Fine wire capability down to 0.05 mm for precision slot and micro-feature cutting
  • Expert system control reduces setup time and supports consistent results for operators of all skill levels

Limitations

  • Smaller 400 x 300 mm envelope limits applicability on larger progressive dies
  • High acquisition cost reflects flagship positioning
  • Maximum cutting speed lower than larger MV-R series — precision-focused, not production roughing
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Best For

Precision punch and die sets for electronics and semiconductor packaging Aerospace turbine blade cooling hole features and thin-wall structural components Medical implant tooling and precision injection mold inserts requiring near-mirror surfaces
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Frequently Asked Questions

01 How does the MG Advanced differ from the MV1200R?

The MG Advanced prioritizes ultimate surface finish and accuracy (Ra 0.05 µm, ±0.001 mm form) over large work capacity. The MV1200R offers a 600 x 400 mm envelope for heavy large-die work, while the MG Advanced targets smaller, more precise applications where surface quality and form accuracy are paramount.

02 Can the MG Advanced cut with 0.05 mm wire reliably?

Yes. The MG Advanced's twin-guide system and water-jet threading are specifically designed to handle fine wires down to 0.05 mm. At this diameter, it can cut slot widths approaching 0.065 mm, enabling micro-feature geometries for electronics and semiconductor tooling.

03 What surface finish can the MG Advanced achieve on carbide?

On tungsten carbide, the MG Advanced typically achieves Ra 0.08–0.12 µm on final skim passes, which is excellent for carbide punch and die work. Carbide's different electrical characteristics compared to steel mean the finest steel-spec finishes are not fully transferable, but results still far exceed conventional carbide grinding for complex profiles.

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