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Machines

Machining centres: from a single machine to an engine block line

For machining centres we are not tied to a single manufacturer; we look at your project from the part, not from the brand. Whether it is one vertical machining centre, an engine block line or a 5-axis cell for aerospace: bring us your part and we will identify the right European manufacturer together.

Sub-types

Vertical machining centreHorizontal machining centre5-axis machining centreMill-turnEngine block and cylinder head linesAerospace structural parts

How we work

From part to machine in four steps

  1. Tell us about your project

    We start with part, material, volume and tolerances; if something is missing we complete it together.

  2. We identify the right manufacturer

    Your part decides the class of machine: single machine, automated cell or complete line. We obtain offers from suitable European manufacturers.

  3. We compare the offers together

    We go through the technical comparison with you, with new and used options side by side.

  4. We stay with you after installation

    Commissioning, training and service by our trained specialists, with manufacturer support when needed.

Good to know

Which machine for which job?

Vertical machining centres for small and medium batches; horizontal centres for box-type parts and multi-face machining; 5-axis machines for aerospace, mould and medical parts. For high-volume parts such as engine blocks and cylinder heads the job is planned as a line of linked machines.

What decides the class of machine?

Part size and weight, material, accuracy class, batch size and automation needs (pallet changer, robot loading).

Complementary machines

We complete the machining cell with our principals FPS for universal milling machines, JUNGNER for tool grinding and Nill + Ritz for part marking.

Let us choose the right machine for your project together

To determine the most suitable machine type and model for you, we need information on the part or parts to be machined: material, technical drawings showing the tolerances and production quantities.