Kress Funkenerosion
Exemplary reliability: 35-year-old FANUC wire EDM still in daily use
What does it take to become confident in a machine tool brand? While factors such as machining quality, productivity and efficiency all contribute to customer satisfaction, reliability typically provides most peace-of-mind. German tool and mould-making specialist Kress Funkenerosion can provide pertinent testimony in support of this notion. Acquiring its first FANUC EDM machine in 1990, the FANUC Tape Cut W2 still runs every day at this busy manufacturing company. Unsurprisingly, Kress has since invested in 12 FANUC models over the years.
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FANUC Tape Cut W2 acquired in 1990 remains in daily use.
All wire-cut EDM machines on site supplied by FANUC.
New ROBOCUT α-C400𝑖C wire EDMs holding ±3 µm tolerances every day.
Over six years since last FANUC call-out.
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