cmgraphBeta

Public claim audit

Supersededoriginally computed 2026-08-09

Verified specialist (named-equipment evidence · specialist subcategory)

Scope
v2 facet schema
Lens version
v0.4.7
Claim id
bd00d7a8-57b3-4820-bcbb-a13b92efaed9

Co-presence claim

Verified specialist (named-equipment evidence · specialist subcategory)

Scope: v2 facet schema
Scan date: 2026-08-09

Decomposition — atomic inputs

  1. A1Named equipment brands: mazak

    agent
    “CNC turning using our Mazak Quick Turn series, high performance turning centre that make complex parts accurately and with reduced set up time. Equipped with the new Smooth Mill Drive turret with BMT or VDI tooling interface and 5000 or 10000rpm capability.”
    View source ↗

  2. A2Specialist subcategory: large_envelope, mill_turn

    agent
    “CNC turning using our Mazak Quick Turn series, high performance turning centre that make complex parts accurately and with reduced set up time. Equipped with the new Smooth Mill Drive turret with BMT or VDI tooling interface and 5000 or 10000rpm capability. Axis travel:  190mm x 575mm Swing diameter 525mm Turning diameter 300mm Turning length 497mm Bar machining 64mm”
    View source ↗
See something wrong?

Version history

  1. v1Supersededthis page
    2026-08-09

    Verified specialist (named-equipment evidence · specialist subcategory)

  2. v2Superseded
    2026-08-11

    Design-and-scan tier (in-house design · 3D scanning)

    View this version’s audit page →
  3. v3Superseded
    2026-08-13

    Design-and-scan tier (in-house design · 3D scanning)

    View this version’s audit page →
  4. v4Superseded
    2026-08-18

    Design-and-scan tier (in-house design · 3D scanning)

    View this version’s audit page →
  5. v5Superseded
    2026-08-19

    Design-and-scan tier (in-house design · 3D scanning)

    View this version’s audit page →
  6. v6Active
    2026-08-20

    Design-and-scan tier (in-house design · 3D scanning)

    View this version’s audit page →

Dispute log

No disputes have been filed against this claim.

Disputes are public by design — this log is the publisher’s responsiveness record. Disputer identity is never shown: anonymous disputes are keyed by a one-way fingerprint hash that is not published; verified-owner disputes show only “verified owner”.