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M50

Background: The M50 Control series was introduced in 1995 and provide Mitsubishi with a Low to Medium end control platform in the M5 series. This control also offered the End -Users and System Integrators the ability to use a custom macro screen to develop custom screens.

Lifecycle: Introduced (1995) - Discontinued (1998)

Service Life: Mitsubishi is committed to help extend the life of your CNC products for as long as reasonably practicable by offering repair service until parts/components are no longer available. Please click here to find out more information.

Migration Info: The M50 series is succeeded by the M60 series control platform in 1997. The M60 series control provided the same 64 bit RISC processor that the M600 Series control platform provided.