24800 ULYSSES CT. N. E.
ISANTI, MN 55040
MAILING ADDRESS: P. O. BOX 216, CEDAR, MN 55011
PHONE 763-444-4698 TOLL FREE 888-562-7467
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Production Machining
Escomatic Machining Operations - Production Machining
Escomatic machining differs from conventional machining because the material does not rotate in the escomatic machine, the toolhead does. This eliminates much of the vibration experienced in conventional machining, allowing for higher precision components.As the coil stock material is fed into the machine, it is straightened and held by bushings. The bushings assure that concentricity is maintained throughout the length of the part. These bushings also hold the material while the part is being finsihed, elimnating any burr.
Cost Savings
Using coil stock material reduces the machining time to get to the required diameter and eliminates the loading time of bar stock. There is also a reduction in material costs because you do not have the material ends you would have from bar stock.