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M60

Background: The M60 series Control platform was introduced in 1997. The control is a stand-alone control with a 64 bit RISC processor. The control was used for Retrofit opportunities as well as OEM business. The control platform came in 4 different levels M64A, M64, M65, and M66.

Lifecycle: Introduced (1997) - Discontinued (2006)

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 M60 series controls are succeeded by the M70 series control. Moving from the M60 Series controls to the M70 provided a more user friendly HMI and the MDS-D series drives.