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dm : I have a good understanding of what types<br />
of work take place with Deco and cam turning<br />
machines. What is your position on Micro<br />
8 machines <br />
Mr. Maruccia : Micro 8 machines offer a flexibility<br />
that cam-type machines can never provide. They<br />
allow us to make straightforward to moderately<br />
complex parts, in small and medium-sized runs, to<br />
very attractive deadlines. This product is ideally positioned<br />
between the NC machine and the cam-type<br />
machine.<br />
Mr. Steffen : This machine works using a collet, so it<br />
is designed for creating short parts. The screws used<br />
in watchmaking, for example. Even in this traditional<br />
industry, the lead times have been reduced and the<br />
flexibility of the machine is a benefit.<br />
dm : You said previously that the level of difficulty<br />
and quality of parts was increasing. How<br />
do you check the conformity of your production<br />
<br />
Mr. Steffen : Quality is key at Monnin SA. We have<br />
set up a test laboratory which exceeds even very<br />
stringent AQLs. We can offer very complex parts<br />
with a full guarantee, and to such an extent that<br />
KEY FACTS ABOUT MONNIN SA<br />
Year company founded : 1946<br />
Various skills :<br />
NC and cam bar turning, bulk polishing, flat polishing, rolling, conventional<br />
and NC cutting, tempering and heat treatments, assembly.<br />
New building : Occupied in 2007. The surface area increased from 1,800 m 2 to 4,000 m 2 .<br />
Employees : 66 in 2006<br />
98 in 2009<br />
Number of machines : Increased from 90 to 150 in 4 years<br />
Work distribution : Approximately 50 % for cam machines and 50 % for NC machines<br />
Clientele :<br />
90 % in Switzerland<br />
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