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WALDRICHSIEGEN

WaldrichSiegen was founded in 1840, with a 175 years of experience in the machine tool building expertise, they create energy efficient and maintenance friendly machines and provide high quality down to the most miniscule detail.

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They are flexible and cover many applications in the machine tool industry. To name a few:​​

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  • Aerospace industry

  • Military industry

  • Forgeries

  • Roll manufacturing

  • Wind energy

  • Heavy-duty machine manufacturing

  • Energy technology (turbines and generators)

  • manufacturing of large gearboxes (pinion shafts)

  • Manufacturing of crankshafts

  • Contract manufacturing

  • General engineering

Milling Machines

The milling machines has multiple designs:

  • Table design

  • Twin table design

  • Gantry design

  • Bridge gantry design

  • Integrated rotary table design

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The machines are compact and smaller.

 

  • It has reproducible precision over the entire service life thanks to the re-adjustability and mechanical compensation of the cross rail

  • Has high quality cast-iron structural components

  • Excellent damping characteristics for long-term precision over the entire day

  • Masterhead interface for milling units

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Grinding Machines

Maximum stiffness and damping of overall machine structure as well as high-precision machine components are crucial for achieving optimium grinding results. They have a rugged design because of this. 

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All components are made of high-quality cast iron, manufactured in-house at tolerances within the micrometer range to guarantee long service life and reliability.

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Electrical Discharge Texturing (EDT)

  • Extended use of rolls due to increased contact area and defined surface structures with tolerances within the range of micrometers

  • Rolls without flaws can be textured again without regrinding

  • Allows repeatability of exact roughness demanded

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Turning Machines

A clear-cut modular machine program covers the completer range of standard machine configurations for machining a broad spectrum of complex workpieces.

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