Bulletin 2/2010 - Siempelkamp NIS

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Siempelkamp location Krefeld: SIEMPELKAMP | MACHINERY AND PLANTS Investments in machinery and manpower By Ralf Griesche Siempelkamp, Krefeld, from a bird's-eye view Whether at the Krefeld headquarters or at the production locations Hombak/Germany, CMC/Italy, Blatnice/ Czech Republic, Wuxi/China: Siempelkamp Maschinen- und Anlagenbau is operating at full capacity. The current investments are not only a reaction to the excellent order situation, but are aimed at proactively preparing the company for a safe long-term pole position among the competition.
SIEMPELKAMP | MACHINERY AND PLANTS top: The second portal of the Schiess milling machine in use center: Beginning work for an extension of the production hall bottom: The new 100 m production hall is closed Siempelkamp‘s initiative includes increasing the number of machines in the production centers. At the Krefeld location, the company is investing in its production in order to maintain or expand competitive advantages. The second portal of a universal machine – one of the largest of its kind worldwide, a gantry type VMG 6 PS portal milling machine by Schiess, is now operating. With a milling spindle capacity of 100 kW, this universal milling machine can turn, drill, and mill. With a length of 26 m (85 ft) and a height of 13 m (43 ft), it can process workpieces with heights of 6 m (20 ft) and widths of 7 m (23 ft). For the processing of large-scale workpieces, the second portal holds an enormous advantage. Workpieces can either be machined on the machine table and the face plate simultaneously or they can be prepared on one and machined on the other in a parallel process. Another benefi t: These machines open up further synergies between Siempelkamp‘s machinery and plant engineering as well as foundry technology business divisions: The casting process and the process of machining the casting form a smooth alliance according to Siempelkamp‘s “all from one source”-concept. For Siempelkamp customers this is a decisive advantage! The latest example of this synergy is the record casting and machining of the upper beam of a closed-die forging press for Alcoa Forging & Extrusions: This press component, which was one of 13 castings produced by Siempelkamp Foundry for 10 11
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