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SIeMpelkAMp | FoUnDRy<br />

Machine beds for the third generation of DMG machine tools:<br />

<strong>Siempelkamp</strong> cast components:<br />

an intergenerational contract<br />

In the Allgäu region of Germany, <strong>Siempelkamp</strong> cast components are already going into a third generation of machinery:<br />

Deckel Maho Gildemeister (DMG) consistently relies on foundry technology from Krefeld for its machine beds.<br />

the complex component is created on the basis of more than<br />

ten years of successful cooperation between the machine<br />

tools manufacturer from Pfronten/Germany and siempelkamp<br />

Giesserei. DMG has been relying on quality products from Krefeld<br />

since 2001. “After we supplied the second generation of machine<br />

beds for the large DMC 340 U 5-axis portal machine, this great<br />

cooperation with DMG opened up a new and ambitious casting<br />

concept. A cast iron part is currently being worked on for the<br />

third generation of machine tools,” says Dirk Howe, Head of<br />

sales at siempelkamp Giesserei. It is easy to draw parallels to<br />

other gigantic archetypes. “When you see the finished, futuristiclooking<br />

cast iron part for the DMU 125 machine support, you<br />

could almost think you were looking at the starship enterprise.”<br />

DMG ordered not just one, but five prototypes from Krefeld,<br />

weighing 11 t each. size does not exclude the possibility of<br />

speed. the new machines, complete with their new cast iron<br />

parts, should be ready for use quickly. At the AMB in stuttgart in<br />

september 2012, the new display piece was already part of the<br />

standard equipment.<br />

siempelkamp keeps pace. “Under enormous time pressure, the<br />

first prototype left our plant on time, after twelve weeks.<br />

this was only possible thanks to the combined effort of all<br />

participants, both at our plant in Krefeld and at DMG in Allgäu<br />

– starting from the model planning and design, the model-<br />

makers, our mold-makers and fettlers, the quality control centers at<br />

both companies, and the order-processing staff,” says Dirk Howe.<br />

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By Mathias Weil<br />

Première even for <strong>Siempelkamp</strong>: presentation of DMU 125 at the international<br />

exhibition for metal working 2012 (AMB 2012) in Stuttgart,<br />

Germany

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