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Centralized engineering  
and assembly 
Haas machine’s are designed, engineered, and assembled in our single 
Southern California factory, and our engineers are literally just feet away 
from the production floor. When a change needs to happen, they can be 
on the assembly line instantly, implementing those changes.
This ensures that the building process is constantly monitored, which 
allows us to maintain a level of quality that other builders can’t match. 
Machine tool builders with multiple factories spread all over the world 
just can’t react as quickly or efficiently as we can.
Quality components 
We build so many machines that we 
have a huge advantage when it comes 
to buying power.
 
This means we can use world-class components in every machine 
tool, while still providing great value. From linear guides and 
ballscrews, to spindle bearings, servomotors, and vector drives, 
we don’t have to cut corners to provide excellent performance. 
Great designs and serious volume are how we do it.
Every machine is built to order, so you only pay for the options 
you want. And with a wide selection of spindles, tool changers, 
chip- and coolant-management options, you have the choices to 
customize your machine exactly the way you want it.
More machine for your money . . . and 
more reasons why your next machine 
should be a Haas!
Nobody is better than Haas Automation at designing and 
building the machine that’s right for you. 
SIMPLICITY BY 
DESIGN
How Haas builds machines 
The assembly procedures at the Haas factory follow a very strict 
protocol, with quality checks made continuously throughout the process. 
Work instructions and specifications are all communicated to the 
production floor electronically via tablets. This also serves to create a live 
electronic record. Each machine, of course, has a serial number, and as 
the machine is built, the hundreds of hand measurements that are taken 
are entered into this record, allowing us to generate a detailed report 
for every machine coming off our assembly lines. Indicator readings are 
taken, adjustments are made, and tests are performed, and the results 
are entered into the tablet as a permanent record of critical data.

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