Solutions
Buying machine tools is a process, not a transaction. These are the routes we take buyers through, from defining the work to a commissioned machine on the floor.
Equipping an Engine Rebuilding Line
Building an engine rebuilding capability is a sequencing problem, not a shopping list. This is how we work through it with a buyer, from the engines you intend to take on to a commissioned line.
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Equipping a Machining Job Shop
A job shop's equipment list should come from the parts it intends to quote for, not from a catalogue. This is the route from a target part range to a matched set of machines.
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Setting Up a Sheet Metal Forming Line
Cutting, punching, bending and rolling have to be specified together. A line where the shear and the brake disagree about sheet size wastes capacity at both ends.
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Upgrading Existing Machines with Ultrasonic Machining
When hard, brittle, adhesive or composite materials defeat your current machines, replacing them is one answer. Adding ultrasonic assistance to the tool on the machines you already own is usually the cheaper one.
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Procurement and Export Delivery
Everything between your enquiry and a commissioned machine on your floor: specification, quotation, manufacture, inspection, packing, shipping documents and after-sales support.
Read the approach →Start With the Work Not the Catalogue
Tell us what you need to make or repair. We will work backwards from that to the machine list.