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The core of the automated toolmaking cell at Festool's Neidlingen facility are two Roeders RXP machining centres and a handling robot on a linear rail. (Source: Hurco)
Automated tool making

Milling, EDM, measuring and cleaning in one cell

In mould and die making, individual machining processes are increasingly being combined into automated production cells with integrated handling. The main advantage is a higher degree of machine utilisation, as the systems can operate unattended 24/7. Two prerequisites for realisation of such autonomous systems are more intensive digitalisation of the processes consistent with Industry 4.0 and an increased level of investment.

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The Erowa ERD150L loading robot moves between the different work stations, loading and unloading workpieces and tools from the magazines and transporting the finished workpieces for measuring. (Source: Mayweg)
From toolmaker to system supplier

Toward the future at high speed: fully automated milling and eroding

Highest-level toolmaking, plastics technology and assembly from a single source — that’ s what Werkzeugbau und Kunststofftechnik Mayweg offers. The company has three locations, 250 employees and 33 million euros in sales, and a fully automated milling and electrical-discharge-machining cell from Exeron that helps meet even the highest customer requirements for precision, speed and economy.

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